Fans Race Ice to Get to Super Bowl

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 4:38PM EDT / Published Feb. 04, 2011 6:22AM EST

Maybe that ticket insurance was worth it after all. The massive storm that pounded the Midwest this week is causing travel nightmares for airlines and football fans trying to get to Dallas for Super Bowl XLV. More than 1,000 flights to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport were canceled this week, delaying some travel plans, and now carriers are scrambling to get passengers to the game by Sunday—although they may have already missed some events. For now, travel is back to normal, but forecasters say the weather could turn nasty again on Friday and Saturday, threatening the last-minute rush to touch down before kickoff.

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Fans Race Ice to Get to Super Bowl