Orlando attraction invites Buccaneers players, fans to celebrate Super Bowl victory with special deals

ORLANDO, Fla. — If any Tampa Bay Buccaneers players or fans want to keep their celebrations going after their Super Bowl victory on Sunday, officials at the ICON Park complex is offering a special deal.

Chris Jaskiewicz, ICON Park president and CEO, said the park is offering all Bucs players a free ride on The Wheel in a private capsule and a bottle of bubbly from its Sky Bar.

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Photos: Tampa Bay fans crowd streets to celebrate Bucs' Super Bowl win Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans celebrate their victory over the Kansas City Chiefs during Super Bowl LV in a street in downtown Tampa, Florida on February 7, 2021. (CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty Images)

“The Central Florida community has been rooting for our local NFL team since day one and we’re extremely proud of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ historic win,” Jaskiewicz said in a statement. “I look forward to writing a personal letter to Bruce Arians, the team’s head coach, inviting all of the Bucs players and their families to ICON Park and the Orlando Entertainment District.”

Jaskiewicz said fans are also invited to get in on the action. Guests wearing Bucs apparel from Feb. 8 to 11 can get 50% off tickets to The Wheel.

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Photos: Super Bowl LV pregame The sun shines down Sunday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, site of Super Bowl LV. (David J. Phillip/Associated Press )

ICON Park is a 20-acre, walkable entertainment destination in the Orlando Entertainment District on International Drive.

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Photos: Super Bowl LV game action Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) is pressured by Tampa Bay outside linebacker Shaquil Barrett early in the first quarter of Super Bowl LV. (Ashley Landis/Associated Press )