Glendale LVII: How to work at the Super Bowl

• Positions include concessionaires and food runners.
• Hourly rates start at $20.

How it works: Instawork partners with the vendors who run the food, beverage and retail stands at the stadium and posts the positions they need on their app.

• Activated Instawork users can then book a one-time shift.
• For food and beverage gigs, a food handler's card and online alcohol training are required.
• The company does this at events across the country, but the Super Bowl is always a sought-after job opportunity, spokesperson Kira Caban said.

What they're saying: "It's so neat to be a part of it. I'm not just there, I'm a part of the event," said Dallas resident Tamara Francis, who tells Axios Phoenix she'll be traveling to Phoenix in February just to work the Super Bowl.

• After COVID disrupted her job as a general manager at a restaurant, she started using the app to pick up hospitality shifts at major events across the country including the Miami Grand Prix and CMA Fest in Nashville.

What's next: You can view the available shifts by creating a profile on the app.