Pre game fan acts

The pre-game fan acts! Those are always a fun and exciting part of the game-day experience. Here are some common pre-game fan acts you might see:

  1. Tailgating: Fans arrive at the stadium early to set up their tailgating parties, often with grills, coolers, and lawn games. It's a great way to socialize and get pumped up for the game.
  2. Marching bands: Many stadiums feature marching bands performing pre-game shows, often with elaborate routines and music.
  3. Flyovers: Military aircraft, such as fighter jets or helicopters, perform flyovers before the game, adding to the patriotic atmosphere.
  4. National anthem performances: Singers, choirs, or even solo artists perform the national anthem before the game, often accompanied by a flyover or other patriotic elements.
  5. Coin toss: The referee tosses a coin to determine which team gets the ball first, often accompanied by a brief ceremony and a nod to the team's mascot or cheerleaders.
  6. Cheerleader performances: Cheerleaders from both teams often perform pre-game routines, which can include stunts, tumbling passes, and high-energy dance moves.
  7. Mascot appearances: The teams' mascots often make appearances before the game, interacting with fans and getting everyone pumped up for the contest.
  8. Pre-game ceremonies: Some stadiums feature pre-game ceremonies, such as the introduction of the teams, the presentation of the game ball, or the recognition of special guests or honorees.
  9. Fan contests: Some teams offer pre-game contests or giveaways, such as trivia games, costume contests, or autograph sessions with players.
  10. Stadium tours: Some stadiums offer guided tours before the game, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the facility and its history.

These are just a few examples of the many pre-game fan acts you might see at a sporting event. Each stadium and team has its own unique traditions and customs, so be sure to check out what's happening before the game!