The game is between the Seattle Seahawks (the National Football Conference winner) and the New England Patriots (the American Football Conference winner). It starts at 6:30 p.m. EST and will be played in Glendale, Arizona, at the University of Phoenix.
Seattle is 1,400 miles away from Glendale while New England is 2,700 miles. Officially, Seattle is the home team.
The average ticket price will be $5,000.
The losing team receives $50,000 while the winners get $97,000 and engraved rings from Tiffany and Co.
Idina Menzel will sing the National Anthem (which I will watch) and Katy Perry and Lenny Kravitz will do the halftime show (which I will most certainly not watch).
Ads are going for $4.5 million for a 30-second spot. That's $150,000 per second.
Domino's Pizza delivery guys will drive 4,000,000 miles on Super Bowl Sunday.
The team owners of both teams (Seattle and New England) have a combined net worth of more than $21 billion.
According to the National Restaurant Association last year, more than 48 million Americans would order takeout or delivery on Super Bowl Sunday.
The game will be broadcast in more than 180 countries.
In 48 Super Bowls, heads and tails have each turned up 24 times.