Super Bowl
Read current and archived news and stories about how Verizon gets its networks ready to meet the huge surge in data on Super Bowl Sunday.
As the official 5G network of the NFL, Verizon powered the gameday experience across New Orleans on Super Bowl Sunday. Verizon customers used 93.5 TB of data.
Verizon FanFests hit capacity with 100K+ tickets claimed across 30 markets. Expanded events in Philly & KC—limited tickets left. Visit VerizonFanFest.com.
The iconic Fulton Alley venue will host events across sports, music, fashion and culture, featuring performances by T-Pain, Doechii, Jermaine Dupri, Chase B and more
Verizon customers can bring guests to the once-in-a-lifetime fan experience, with activities including on-field access, meet and greets with local NFL legends, and more
In celebration of Black History Month, we’re spotlighting black-owned small businesses like Denette Braud’s award-winning Braud’s Funnel Cake Cafe.
Verizon customers shared the championship game’s biggest moments, consuming a record amount of data on Verizon’s network in and around Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Making Las Vegas Super Bowl-ready: take a tour with this Test Force MVP. Any championship-winning coach will tell you that the road to the Super Bowl begins in the pre-season.
Verizon powers first Big Game featuring 5G for sports fans while showcasing the opportunity for public safety and honoring first responders.
We’re back in Miami this year working with first responders and local agencies to keep everyone connected.