Super sights

Lucas Oil Stadium is the site of the NFL championship game between the New England Patriots and New York Giants.

More than 7,000 fans bought tickets to attend Super Bowl media day in Indianapolis-the first open to the public.

Players like Patriots quarterback Tom Brady addressed the throng at media day.

ESPN is broadcasting 110 hours of programming from its mobile studio in Pan Am Plaza, near the Super Bowl action.

The 33 Super Cars-open-wheel cars decorated in NFL team colors-have proven to be a popular attraction with fans.

IndyCars were suspended from the ceiling at the media party.

Opening-weekend crowds were bigger than expected.

The zip line stretching along Capitol Avenue has continued to draw visitors.

Record attendance was expected at the NFL Experience, where visitors lined up to have their picture taken in football gear.

Pint-size fans-including at least one New England loyalist-wait for their turn to catch a touchdown pass.

A Bloomington engineer used more than 30,000 Lego bricks to build a scale model of Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Lego stadium includes players and fans.