Las Vegas Review-Journal reporters are spending Saturday gathering stories from fans and updates on new information leading up to the big game. Last-minute moves to get set for Super Bowl crowds. Elijah Raysheek was sitting on a south Strip pedestrian bridge playing on makeshift drums, the sounds of his drumsticks echoing off the plexiglass walls of the bridge.
But Raysheek said he had heard from a friend that cops had swept the bridges earlier and told performers stopped on the bridges to leave. If they are fortunate, the pilots and crew of the U. The flight time from their hangar at Nellis Air Force Baseto the south end of the valley is less than three minutes, so they can complete the mission and probably be home before halftime, maybe earlier.
They ran a practice flight earlier this week to get the timing to fly over Allegiant Stadium precisely as the national anthem concludes. Not breaking news but traffic is really bad in front of Caesars Palace, basically a stand still for cars going south on the Las Vegas Strip.
SuperBowl pic. Traffic in front of Caesars Palace heading south on the Las Vegas Strip is basically at a standstill with very few cars, limos and buses being able to move quickly. The sound of car horns is a near constant. As fans walk by shouting through horns and shaking noisemakers, people also are taking advantage of the games at the chip-themed Super Bowl pop-up arcade, which includes a Doritos wrestling battle and a slot machine.
The fun is about to start and all bets are on. Maxx Crosby and Tom Brady share a moment on the blue carpet. Also up for auction was a signed jersey previous worn by Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce among ohter items. A string of Metropolitan Police Department cars and one ambulance with lights flashing sat in front of the Paris Las Vegas hotel along the Strip.
