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Dolphin Stadium, the former Land Shark Stadium in Miami Dade County, Florida will be the home to the NFL Pro Bowl on Sunday January 31st and again the following Sunday February 7th for Super Bowl 2010. The hotels will be booked solid for the week as NFL fans flock from the colder climates up north to spend a couple of weekends with NFL football games and the sun and beaches of South Florida.

The Miami Dolphins NFL team and the Florida Marlins MLB team play their home games at Dolphin Stadium, but neither can match the excitement of an NFL Pro Bowl game and Super Bowl. The Pro Bowl is making it’s first appearance outside of Hawaii in thirty years, but moving it one week before the Super Bowl may keep some of the players from the upcoming Super Bowl on the sidelines.

Dolphin Stadium has hosted five Super Bowls over the years, just with different names on the building. In the 1989 and 1995 Super Bowls, it was called Joe Robbie Stadium, then in the 1999 Super Bowl the name on the stadium was Pro Player Stadium. The stadium didn’t have a sponsor for the naming rights in 2007 and it was simply called Dolphin Stadium.

And to add to the confusion, Land Shark Stadium was the name given in 2008, then back to Dolphin Stadium in 2009, and now just in time for the NFL Pro Bowl and Super Bowl 2010 the naming rights are going to Sun Life Financial with the new name Sun Life Stadium.

Remember the good old days when the stadium name didn’t change every few years? If you’re looking for Super Bowl 2010 tickets and Pro Bowl 2010 tickets you can find them from the best place to buy an NFL Super Bowl ticket at Preferred Seating Tickets, with the most competitive Super Bowl ticket prices and reliability since 1987.

There’s still time to get your college bowl game tickets for the upcoming games this weekend and depending on which one you’re looking at will determine the hit on your wallet.

There are still plenty of seats for the Cotton Bowl at Cowboys Stadium, the Rose Bowl at Rose Bowl Stadium and the Orange Bowl at Land Shark Stadium, but the ticket prices are pretty stiff for these games. The starting price for the Cotton Bowl tickets are about $110 each, but for $350 you only get an end zone Rose Bowl ticket.

On the cheaper side you’ll find the Capitol One Bowl at the Citrus Bowl, the Sugar Bowl at Louisiana Stadium, and the Fiesta Bowl at the University of Phoenix to have the cheapest college bowl tickets available. For these games the college bowl ticket prices are starting at a low $35 each and there are plenty of seats available still.

As always though you need to be careful when you buy last minute tickets, especially during the holidays because of delivery issues. Check with the ticket broker you are buying your tickets from and make sure they guarantee delivery in time for the game or you can trust them to leave your tickets at the college bowl will call window. And if you’re looking for the big game, BCS National Championship tickets, those are available as well, but be prepared to shell out over $600 per ticket to enjoy that one.

NFL Pro Bowl Tickets for the NFL Pro Bowl 2010 at Land Shark Stadium are on sale now. This will be the first NFL Pro Bowl to play outside of Hawaii in the last 30 years and the first time the Pro Bowl has been played before the Super Bowl.

The Pro Bowl is the NFL all-star game and the best of the AFC play the best of the NFC in a game that goes back to 1938. This years NFL Pro Bowl should be especially popular since it is being played in Florida, a favorite winter stop for those in the chilly north.

If you haven’t seen an NFL Pro Bowl, this is a great chance to see some of the best NFL players in one place. The ticket prices for the NFL Pro Bowl are cheaper than many NFL regular season games, but you may want to book your flight and room early to save some extra $$.

Find the best NFL Pro Bowl Tickets and Super Bowl Tickets at Land Shark Stadium.