Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show Brings the Party to NYC This Weekend
Get ready for a wintertime Puerto Rican Day Parade in the Big Apple, minus the parade – the party is at the Super Bowl. When Benito Ocasio takes the stage in San Francisco on Sunday, he'll be bringing his infectious energy and global fanbase to every living room, bar, restaurant, and house party across NYC.
For fans who can't make it to the stadium, there are plenty of other ways to experience Bad Bunny's halftime show. From Times Square to Staten Island, parties are popping up all over the city. Dramma in Times Square is hosting a Benito Bowl with drink specials and reggaeton-heavy tunes, while downtown at The DL on Ludlow Street, partygoers can expect a post-halftime bash.
Major venues like Sanger Hall in Queens and Sushi Mambo in Inwood are showing the game on big screens, offering beer buckets and live DJs. Even across state lines in New Jersey, BarCode is hosting an event dubbed "El Super Bowl de Los Latinos," with admission being free until kickoff.
But it's not all about the parties – there are also some more low-key options for fans who want to catch the game without the fanfare. At Evalyn's Tap House in Brooklyn, you can watch the game on multiple screens while enjoying a full bar and no frills. Meanwhile, La Loncheria in Bushwick is offering food and drink specials, making it a casual but Bad Bunny-devoted setting.
And for those who want to give back, there's a COVID-safe watch party in Bushwick with funds raised going toward humanitarian aid in Sudan and other good causes. The event promises to be queer-friendly and substance-free, with live DJs and firework visuals – plus, admission is free until kickoff.
No matter how you choose to celebrate, one thing's for sure: Bad Bunny's halftime show will bring the party to NYC this weekend.
Get ready for a wintertime Puerto Rican Day Parade in the Big Apple, minus the parade – the party is at the Super Bowl. When Benito Ocasio takes the stage in San Francisco on Sunday, he'll be bringing his infectious energy and global fanbase to every living room, bar, restaurant, and house party across NYC.
For fans who can't make it to the stadium, there are plenty of other ways to experience Bad Bunny's halftime show. From Times Square to Staten Island, parties are popping up all over the city. Dramma in Times Square is hosting a Benito Bowl with drink specials and reggaeton-heavy tunes, while downtown at The DL on Ludlow Street, partygoers can expect a post-halftime bash.
Major venues like Sanger Hall in Queens and Sushi Mambo in Inwood are showing the game on big screens, offering beer buckets and live DJs. Even across state lines in New Jersey, BarCode is hosting an event dubbed "El Super Bowl de Los Latinos," with admission being free until kickoff.
But it's not all about the parties – there are also some more low-key options for fans who want to catch the game without the fanfare. At Evalyn's Tap House in Brooklyn, you can watch the game on multiple screens while enjoying a full bar and no frills. Meanwhile, La Loncheria in Bushwick is offering food and drink specials, making it a casual but Bad Bunny-devoted setting.
And for those who want to give back, there's a COVID-safe watch party in Bushwick with funds raised going toward humanitarian aid in Sudan and other good causes. The event promises to be queer-friendly and substance-free, with live DJs and firework visuals – plus, admission is free until kickoff.
No matter how you choose to celebrate, one thing's for sure: Bad Bunny's halftime show will bring the party to NYC this weekend.
bad bunny is bringing the party and i'm so here for it!!! 
i was thinking of heading to times square for their benito bowl, but i think i'll end up at evalyn's tap house in brooklyn watching the game with a full bar 
my only concern is that its gonna get super crowded everywhere else 
anyone know what to expect from benito's halftime show? 
, but it's also cool to see some low-key options like Evalyn's Tap House where you can just chill and watch the game. And I love that there's a good cause involved - raising funds for humanitarian aid in Sudan 
. I mean, I've had them before, but there's something about eating one while the sunset is happening over the ocean that just makes it a whole different experience. And have you ever noticed how some foods just taste better when you're not at home? Like, I tried this new coffee shop in SoHo and their matcha lattes are insane 
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. My friends and I were talking about it yesterday, like in 2023 
. But now that you mention it, a wintertime Puerto Rican Day Parade without the parade sounds like way more fun! Dramma's Benito Bowl party sounds like my jam 
. I might have to check out The DL and Sanger Hall for their game-day vibes too 
. Free admission at BarCode in NJ? That's a no-brainer, gonna bring some friends from Jersey 
. I'm actually thinking of heading to Evalyn's or La Loncheria now 
. And that COVID-safe watch party sounds amazing, especially since it's for good causes 
i also heard about that COVID-safe watch party in bushwick which is giving back to good causes? that's so cool 
and yay for queerb friendly and substance-free watch parties doing good deeds too 
. I mean, some places like Evalyn's Tap House sound pretty chill, but for those who want a more immersive experience, it might get pretty crowded. And what about those who don't really vibe with the party scene? Like me, I'd rather just chill in my own spot and watch the game 
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. The Super Bowl halftime show is always a big deal, especially when it comes to artists like Bad Bunny who have such an immense following. It'll be interesting to see how much energy he brings to the stage in San Francisco... will we get to feel that energy here in NYC? 
I wish they'd give us some solid info on ticket prices and availability instead of just hyping up the parties.
That's what I call good news.
it's estimated that over 120 million people in the US alone will be tuning in 
and with bad bunny's performance, it's def gonna be a party like no other 
gotta wonder if this halftime show will be a game-changer for latinx representation in mainstream media 
That seems kinda fishy. Also, how do we know these parties are COVID-safe, anyway? Were they tested for crowd control and stuff? 
I've been listening to Benito Ocasio nonstop on Spotify and I just know his energy is gonna get everyone pumped up!!! 
. Have anyone else got any plans? 
) means everyone can join in on the fun! and yay for giving back to good causes 
. the fact that there are parties popping up all over nyc makes it feel like a big ol' puerto Rican day parade without having to actually be in san francisco 
. and omg the options for watching the game with friends or just chillin' at home are endless – from sushi mambo to evalyn's tap house, there's something for every kind of fan