Pepsi Gets New York Hyped for Super Bowl

Pepsi, the official sponsor of the Super Bowl XLVIII Halftime Show featuring GRAMMY award winning artist Bruno Mars, announced additional activations taking place in New York.

It aims to get consumers hyped for Halftime and Super Bowl XLVIII during the week leading up to The Big Game.

As the official soft drink partner of the NFL for the 12th consecutive year, Pepsi will be visible at a number of Super Bowl XLVIII activities from Jan. 29 – Feb. 1 in New York including:

  • #PEPCITY Celebration at Bryant Park
  • Pepsi “Hyped for Halftime” Experiences at Super Bowl Boulevard Engineered by GMC
  • Pepsi and Uber #HalftimeAnytime Experience

Meanwhile, The National Association of the Deaf (NAD) and PepsiCo announced that actress Amber Zion has been selected to bring the beauty of American Sign Language (ASL) to Super Bowl Sunday. (Read: Actress Amber Zion’s Super Bowl Sign Language)

Pepsi will be visible throughout New York City with digital and out of home advertising creative including billboards with rotating LED screens in Times Square, takeovers at transportation hubs including the Grand Central, Penn Station, and Times Square subway stations and a Pepsi wrapped Times Square (“S”) shuttle Train.

In addition to NYC-based out-of-home advertising, Pepsi will have a newly constructed Pepsi sculpture just less than 40 feet long that will greet fans as they enter the Pepsi gate at MetLife Stadium.

The Super Bowl represents the culmination of a season-long NFL activation for PepsiCo and its brands, which include Pepsi, Doritos, Gatorade, Quaker, and Sabra.

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