1. Parking was a nightmare. The NFL completely dropped the ball on this by overpricing the passes and having NO reasonable way to ship passes short of paying $17 for fedex. Really, you couldn't come up with the parking scheme before the tickets went on sale? I ended up paying $40 to park in a lot that was supposed to be passes only. The parking was so poorly managed that most people didn't bother buying passes and tried to all park in the $20 westgate parking lot - which sold out. Both groups I was meeting there ended up getting turned away after waiting in line to park for 90 minutes and had to park at Cabelas.
2. The experience itself was worth the money. It was cool to see everything that went into the game and the superbowl setup. So cool if I had the cash right now I would probably scalp a super bowl ticket just to experience it.
3. WHERE IN THE HECK WAS THE PRO BOWL MERCH???? We tried just sports, the team shop and the small shops and there was almost NOTHING. Major revenue lost on this.
4. The game was boring until the end, when we got stuck watching Andy Dalton being Andy Dalton flailing his way through a failed comeback attempt.