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RazorGator to Football Fans: Not Too Soon to Be Thinking Super Bowl Trip!

That they're undefeated.

That means 16 teams are a step closer to the Super Bowl, and their fans are ready to make that trip with them. So, where do you turn for tickets? How about hotels? VIP parties passes? Transportation to The Big Game?

Only one place: RazorGator.com, and its subsidiary hospitality and package provider, PrimeSport.

PrimeSport ranks as the surest guarantee for fans looking for a VIP Super Bowl experience that includes first-rate accommodations and access to the hottest parties and events with famous athletes and celebrities. This year PrimeSport, in partnership with Debartolo Sports and Entertainment, is hosting the Club 009 Party (http://www.club009party.com), an exclusive James Bond-inspired party in a secret location three blocks from Raymond James Stadium. Club 009 consists of two separate VIP events: a pregame party hosted by Jesse Palmer -- featuring live entertainment and the opportunity to mingle with other NFL celebrities -- and the Jerry Rice VIP party held during the game.

So, how much? For the complete fan experience inTampa, exclusive hospitality and travel packages through PrimeSport, prices range from $6,795 to $13,445, and include:

    -- 4 night hotel accommodations
    -- Reserved Upper Level Corner/EndZone ticket (upgrades available)
    -- Breakfast daily at the hotel
    -- Roundtrip transportation on game day
    -- Admission to the PrimeSport pre-game party hosted by Jerry Rice and
       other NFL celebrities
    -- Deluxe Commemorative Amenity package
    -- PrimeSport ticket holder and lanyard
    -- 24-hour on-site professional assistance

Super Bowl tickets alone currently range from $2,800 to $8,000, according to RazorGator.com.

Fortunately, the season doesn't end after one week. There's still plenty of hope for, and plenty to be done by, all the teams.

The hottest tickets for Week 2 of the NFL season include the home debut of Brett Favre in a New York Jets uniform vs. the Tom Brady-less New England Patriots and the final home opener at Texas Stadium inDallas between the unbeaten Cowboys and Eagles on Monday Night Football.

Several teams hosting their first game of the season are experiencing much higher demand for their home debut than in 2007, according to RazorGator.com. Leading the way are the Jets, whose tickets for this week's home opener are going for an average of more than twice what they went for last year, up $274. InSeattle, the average is $96 more than last year while tickets are $67 more in Carolina and $43 more inMinnesota.

    Overall price averages and highs and lows are:

    WEEK 2                              Avg             Low          High

    NY Giants at St. Louis              $63             $27          $390
    Baltimore at Houston                $75             $35          $471
    Buffalo at Jacksonville             $79             $38          $365
    Green Bay at Detroit                $84             $34          $610
    Miami at Arizona                    $87             $39          $342
    Atlanta at Tampa Bay                $89             $59          $335
    Tennessee at Cincinnati             $90             $18          $480
    Indianapolis at Minnesota          $103             $35          $397
    Oakland at Kansas City             $110             $60          $354
    Chicago at Carolina                $146             $60          $397
    Pittsburgh at Cleveland            $151             $70          $580
    New Orleans at Washington          $155             $68          $427
    Philadelphia at Dallas             $165             $79          $727
    San Diego at Denver                $168             $79          $610
    San Francisco at Seattle           $188             $75          $427
    New England at NY Jets             $418             $147         $1,219

About RazorGator

RazorGator is the leader in Hard-To-Get(SM) tickets for sports and entertainment events worldwide. RazorGator Interactive Group, which operates RazorGator, PrimeSport, and TicketOS is a privately-held company headquartered inLos Angeles, California with offices inAtlanta,Dallas,Phoenix andIndia. Official partnerships with professional sports organizations include theSan Francisco 49ers, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Oakland Raiders, St. Louis Rams, Baltimore Ravens, Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota Vikings, Pittsburgh Pirates, the NCAA(R) -- Men's Division I Basketball Championship Tournament, NCAA Men's Final Four(R), NCAA Women's Final Four(R), NCAA College World Series(R), NCAA Men's Frozen Four(R), Rose Bowl(R) and UFC(R). For more information, visit http://www.razorgator.com or call 1-800-542-4466.

About PrimeSport

PrimeSport is a leading Sports Travel and Event Management company in sports and entertainment markets worldwide. PrimeSport offers Hard-To-Get(SM) tickets, corporate and fan travel packages and hospitality events for corporations, professional sports teams and fans. Official partnerships with professional sports organizations include theSan Francisco 49ers, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Oakland Raiders, St. Louis Rams, Baltimore Ravens, Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota Vikings, Pittsburgh Pirates, the NCAA(R) Men's Division I Basketball Championship Tournament, NCAA Men's Final Four(R), NCAA Women's Final Four(R), NCAA College World Series(R), NCAA Men's Frozen Four(R), Rose Bowl(R) and UFC(R). RazorGator Interactive Group, which operates PrimeSport, RazorGator.com, and TicketOS, is a privately-held company headquartered inLos Angeles, California with offices inAtlanta,Dallas, Phoenix andIndia. For more information, visit http://www.primesport.com or call 1-800-591-9198.

    Media Contact:
    Toni Lamb, RazorGator
    310-481-3400 X1095
    toni.lamb@razorgator.com

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