super bowl 2012

The Super Bowl 2012 is going to be the 42nd Annual Championship game of the contemporary NFL and it will be 46th annual edition of Super Bowl. The organization and the execution of this event has come under the veil of skepticism as a result of the tiff between the NFL and the NFLPA. The bone of contention is the collective bargaining agreement, which was in fact a determining factor as far as Super Bowl 2011 was concerned. However, the Super Bowl XLV went off without a hitch and if there is no work stoppage and a stumbling block of a strike by players during the season, the 2012 Super Bowl will be held with all the glory. The place which has grabbed the honors of hosting the Super Bowl 2012 is Indianapolis, Indiana. The Super Bowl 2012 location is going to be Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. This venue is going to experience the Super Bowl hosting excitement for the first time. Apparently, this stadium has been named as the best artificial playing turf by the NFL players association twice, back to back - in 2010 and 2011. A few rapid fire facts about this jazzy venue -

    Cost: Approx - $720 million
    Escalators - 14
    Elevators: 11
    Luxury Suites: 137
    Locker Rooms
    Field Suites: 8, 10' from end zone

Along with all this, the roof opening size oft this stadium is around Over 176,000 sq. ft. This is what this stadium is all about. Now let us take a look at another aspect of 2012 Super Bowl.

When is Super Bowl 2012

Now that the Super Bowl XLVI location has been described, it is time to know as to when to mark the calender for the grand event. So get your pens in action and mark the date on the calender. The Super Bowl 2012 date is 5 February. That is, if everything according to the NFL authorities goes as per the plan and there is no stoppage of play. Right now, this date actually has not been made too public, although most American Football and Super Bowl forums and even the Indianapolis Super Bowl Host committee are considering the event will most probably be held. According to media reports, none of the NFL's biggest games has ever been canceled. This time around too, for the Super Bowl 2012, the Indianapolis organizers are pretty much confident. Hopefully the February 5th date for the super bowl game 2012 will not change