Super Bowl Rentals - Condos To Campsites

The good news is, there is no shortage of Super Bowl rentals. The bad news- it's going to cost you. One website has over 150 rentals available, priced from $7,000 to $10,000 for a five-night stay. A Tampa penthouse, 4 tickets to the game, reservations at Bern's Steakhouse and a foursome at Avila Country Club, are a $25,000 package. Hundreds of other homes are being offered by real estate brokers and homeowners at significantly lower prices, $2,000 - $5000. Many owners don't feel it's worth moving out of their home temporarily for anything less. Hotel rooms are still available but expect to pay the rack rate and book for at least 3 nights. Hotel demand appears to be growing since the teams were determined last weekend. Camp sites are available in the $30-$45-a-night range, but you better hurry, they're filling up fast. There are also "special accommodations", like an apartment on The World, a 644-foot, 12-deck ship that will dock at Tampa's Cruise Terminal for the game. The World will book available apartments for a minimum three-night stay Jan. 30 through Feb. 3 for the Super Bowl starting at $1900 per night. And last but not least, the "no hotel needed" option offered by USA3000. For $578 you get round-trip airfare on a flight that leaves Pittsburgh at 7:30 a.m. Feb. 1 and departs Tampa after the game.