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FEATURED REVIEW
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pro bowl
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5
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bunkie
on February 16, 2008
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Wow what an event. The main street in ohau was closed down and the party begins. There were football players everywhere. And the whole town was celebrating in the streets. And I should not leave out the cheerleaders, they were dancin in the streets too! This was our family trip and everyone said that they would love to do this every year, and this was the best vacation ever. Once we arrived at the pro bowl there were tailgate parties that were put on by the event planners. Cheerleaders taking pictures and signing pictures to mascots taking pictures siging pictures, Frank Ragusa playing the drumns with the marching bands. Everything about the event was first class. I would reccomend it to everyone.
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AWESOME SEATS HAWII PRO BOWL 2009
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5
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Tyee
from Hawaii Pro Bowl 2009
on February 16, 2009
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PRO BOWL 2009
I ordered my tickets through RazorGator and my husband and I had the best seats in the house for an extremely low price. We where so close to the field that I could have literally caught the football. I am so pleased with the service RazorGator provided that my husband and I vowed to only order tickets through them.
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pro bowl in the sun
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5
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biggs
on February 14, 2009
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This by far the best outdoor event I have attended. The players do play to win and the reactions of the fans wea just great. Tickets and the help I received from RazorGators was outstanding. My daugher and I shared a great experence together and I owe a lot to RazorGators.
Thank you
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Changing plans
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5
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kleinzitous
from Honolulu, HI
on February 9, 2009
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If i have to describe the situation in one word, i probable say.... dream
For me and my friends is not an usual situation to watch a football game live, that's why we live in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Living in a soccer culture country, football is an unknown sport and the ones in Brazil who likes it loves the game with passion.
In fact, we are interchange students that were originally in Lake Tahoe, California, making a program called work experience. We were working at a ski rentals store, and we had plans to watch a 49ers game, that was a big game for us, even with both teams still eliminated. The game was in a holiday day, and was a big day in the store. Our manager didn't let us go there in San Francisco, so we got really frustrated to come to America and don't watch a football game.
But somehow, life is a box full of surprises. With the recess in the economy and the bad weather ( no snow), some employees were in need to be terminated and i was one of them. Without job in Lake Tahoe, i wanted to go to another place in United States to continue the interchange program. I was in a bad situation, but i got lucky. I met one guy in Tahoe with a contact of job in Hawaii, and in fact, for our happiness, the contact had jobs for me and for my four friends living with me. I called, and then, i'm Hawaii working. When i realize that i was going to Hawaii i think; that's my second chance to watch an NFL game and i won't lose it. But it was not a game of two eliminated teams, it was the pro bowl. So the first thing to plan the trip to Hawaii was to buy the tickets in RazorGator, and my friend that was planning to buy in the island, bought the ticket in the next day.
In Brazil, me and my friends play football in there. It's an amateur sport, but somehow we play the sport that we most like. To watch a pro bowl was an unbelievable experience, when we got there and were watching the best players of the NFL together was totally unforgettable. We were there in greats sits right in the middle seeing Ray Lewis, Brian Dawkins, Peyton Manning... ahhhh let me say, it was a sunny dream of Hawaii.
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