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Many women choose to have a girls' day out on Superbowl Sunday. They have kids and hire a babysitter at a home that isn’t having a Superbowl Sunday party. They get out with girlfriends and enjoy a day of shopping, a few hours at a day spa, or a nice long lunch. Malls which are typically crowded on a Sunday afternoon be deserted.

What non-football fans do on Superbowl Sunday? Some football fans imagine how people possibly spend their time on Superbowl Sunday, not watching the Superbowl. There are actually many ways to use this time that be entertaining, fulfilling or simply good for the soul. Since so many Americans absolutely be near the TV on Superbowl Sunday, you often find that places you frequently visit are less crowded. Parking be no problem and driving is a pleasure. Alternately, those with significant others that really want to watch the game, have a number of options.

Superbowl Sunday is a great time to visit certain places that tend to have high traffic. For example, a fairly new movie is frequently pretty crowded on its first weekend. Superbowl Sunday tends to take many folks away, so you watch a movie in peace. If you have children, and their father (or mother) simply watch the TV on Superbowl Sunday, consider a newly released children's movie. In the past few years, Superbowl Sunday commercials have become less family friendly, and young children be better off away from the home.

Naturally, not all men love Superbowl Sunday, and not all women hate it. Diehard football fans come in both sexes. Guys that hate Superbowl Sunday don’t sulk. Instead, they fill their time pursuing their favorite hobbies, walking, cleaning the house, doing repairs, seeing movies, or going on a date. Day spas are not just for women, and Superbowl Sunday offer the perfect time to get that massage you’ve been hoping for.