This Super Bowl Snack Stadium is sure to be a “touchdown” with your guests! It is *actually* easy to put together with trays that you can reuse all year long! I assembled this in under 15 minutes and love how it turned out!

Leanna in front of football snack stadium

Ingredients

This is completely up to you and can be filled with snacks, veggies, fruit, desserts, or a mix of each! Here is what I used:

Snacks: Chip assortment, pretzels, french fries, popcorn
Veggies: Carrots, celery, and cucumbers
Entrees: Sandwich wraps, chicken wings, mini hotdogs
Dips: Guacamole dip and sour cream for the field. Tip: to get the sour cream in straight lines transfer to a piping bag like this one
Desserts: Cupcakes or mini cupcakes

Pool noodle taped to back of white trays

This truly was so easy to assemble! The duct tape held up so well so you don’t need to worry about any structural mishaps! 🙂

Supplies

Don’t worry, you won’t need to be cutting and gluing foam board to make this! Here’s all you need:

Acrylic White Serving Trays – These come in sets of three and I ordered two sets!
Pool Noodle (I used 3 total) or this option or a Pipe Insulation Tube (to hold up the trays)
Football Cake Decoration Set – For the endzones and the football accents!
Football Field Disposable Plastic Tablecloth – For the base of the stadium
Two sheets of thin white poster board
White Duct Tape and scissors (to secure the pool noodles to the back of the serving trays)

Snack stadium surrounded by delicious treats

Directions

First, place the disposable green tablecloth on your serving area
Next, place your serving trays on top of the tablecloth. Put one in each “endzone” and combine two trays for each side of the stadium, for a total of 6 trays.
Then, trim your pool noodles so they are slightly shorter than the length of each serving tray section.
Tape the pool noodles to the back of the trays with duct tape so they rest on a slight angle.
Trim a piece of white poster board to equal the height of the stadium trays once they are angled and tape to the back of each tray section (to cover the pool noodles.) This should make one long oval shape.
Fill in the trays and corners with your favorite snacks!
Add guacamole dip to a tray and place in the center of the stadium and cover with sour cream lines.
Decorate with cupcakes in the “endzone” with goal posts and a football in the center of the field.

Back of stadium assembled from trays and filled with snacks

Here’s a Quick Video Tutorial!

Can I Prep This Ahead of Time?

Yes! You can absolutely assemble the Supe Bowl Snack Stadium well in advance to free you up for game day. Keep snacks that need to be refrigerated cool until serving time and let any snacks that from the oven cool a bit before transferring to the trays. Tip: Wait until serving time to create the guacamole field so it stays nice and green and doesn’t turn brown before your guests arrive.

Tray filled with guacamole for the football field

Storing Leftover Super Bowl Snack Stadium Goodies

I always recommend Tupperware containers to keep leftovers the most fresh, but you can also use Ziploc bags! Refrigerate any perishables, which should stay fresh for 3-5 days. For any dry snacks like the pretzels and chips, you can either discard or put back in the original packaging and store at room temp.

Enjoy!

I have been wanting to make a Super Bowl Snack Stadium for years but always put it off because it seemed so time-consuming, but this option truly was so easy and simple! I hope your guests love it and that is helps create a memorable game day for you. For more fun Super Bowl recipes, be sure to check out this Soft Pretzel Bite Hack, this Guacamole Chicken Salad, or these Buffalo Chicken Tachos!

Have a wonderful day, friends!