Look for them at a booth set up by First Kensington Bank. Entertainment will include a performance by the Chamberlain High School cheerleaders, a moonwalk, and popular music played by a disc jockey. Tropicana will provide free orange juice and visitors will get a chance to tour the Devil Rays Express, a semitrailer walk-through exhibit of baseball memorabilia and information about the Devil Rays. But if you're not lucky enough to win those, there should be enough free giveaways to go around. Those include Gasparilla beads, balloons, assorted trinkets and T-shirts provided by the Tampa Bay Mutiny.
Parking is free, but it's also limited.
Some space will be available at the soccer field and along South Village Drive. About a half-mile south, Hartline has a Park and Ride lot on Casey Road. Since most of us can't go to the game, this might be the closest some people get to having some Super Bowl fun. Elsewhere in the Carrollwood area, Super Bowl events are planned at the Tampa Ale House at Bearss Avenue and Dale Mabry and at Harpo's Nightclub in the Mission Bell Shopping Center. Harpo's will be open every night starting Wednesday, and on Super Bowl Sunday a barbecue will be set up on the patio.