Super Bowl 50 arrived in SF and luckily we weren’t too inconvenienced by it.

Last weekend, we checked out Super Bowl City located across from the Ferry Plaza. There was a security screening at each entrance and we got there early enough to have a very short wait.

We stopped at the City Stage where a youth group performed their dance routines for everyone.

On the Friday of Super Bowl Weekend, we went to the Ferry Plaza to check out Puppy Bowl, which was set-up in the Gott’s Roadside patio.

All the puppies were so cute and were all up for adoption starting on the Monday following the big game.  Too bad we’re not in the market for a new doggie. I wanted to take them all home.

We also hung out across from Super Bowl City where it was at capacity as people packed themselves in to watch One Republic. It was still another hour before they would go on stage so there was a DJ spinning and it sounded and looked like one big club out there. It was a mild evening and the excitement and buzz around that area was pretty cool.  The funny part of it all was that at least half of the people out there had kids and strollers with them.  We were certainly not out of place there with our two kids each in a stroller that night.

On Super Bowl Sunday, we stayed home to watch the game since our antenna picks up CBS. Hooray for free live TV!

Jes even made buffalo wings and even Peanut got to enjoy his own celery stick.