Super Bowl XLVII - My first Super Bowl

A Buffalo Bills fan revels in her first Super Bowl experience Thursday in New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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A Buffalo Bills fan revels in her first Super Bowl experience Thursday in New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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Super Bowl XLVII - My first Super Bowl

New England Patriots fans revel in their first Super Bowl experience Thursday in New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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Super Bowl XLVII - My first Super Bowl

A Green Bay Packer fan revels in his first Super Bowl experience Thursday in New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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Super Bowl XLVII - My first Super Bowl

Baltimore Ravens fans revel in their first Super Bowl experience Thursday in New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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Super Bowl XLVII - My first Super Bowl

A Dallas Cowboys fan revels in his first Super Bowl experience Thursday in New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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Super Bowl XLVII - My first Super Bowl

New Orleans Saints fans revel in their first Super Bowl experience Thursday in New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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Super Bowl XLVII - My first Super Bowl

Green Bay Packers fans revel in their first Super Bowl experience Thursday in New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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Super Bowl XLVII - My first Super Bowl

Scott and Charles, San Francisco 49ers fans, living in Honolulu make the trip to New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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Super Bowl XLVII - My first Super Bowl

A NFL fan revels in her first Super Bowl experience Thursday in New Orleans. (Celeste Pascual/NFL)

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