Who started the saying I'm going to Disneyland?

"I'm going to Disney World!" and "I'm going to Disneyland!" have become irrevocably linked to the Super Bowl since Phil Simms first uttered the phrases in 1987.

Who was the first to say Im going to Disney?

Following Super Bowl XXI on January 25, 1987, a Disney commercial starred New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms, in which he was asked "Now that you've won the Super Bowl, Phil Simms, what are you going to do?" Simms, who replied "I'm going to Disney World", was paid $75,000; John Elway was paid the same amount, in ...

Who was the first football player to say Im going to Disneyland?

The “what's next'' commercial began in 1987 and featured New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms after he was chosen the MVP of Super Bowl XXI. After defeating the Denver Broncos 39-20 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, an ecstatic Simms shouted into the camera, “I'm going to go to Disney World.”

How much do NFL players get paid for saying I'm going to Disneyland?

“I'm going to Disney World!” Phil Simms was paid $75,000 to say it after winning in 1987. A player from every Super Bowl-winning team has said the phrase on-camera since (with the exception of 2005).

When did Walt Disney World start?

"I'm going to Disney World!" and "I'm going to Disneyland!" are advertising slogans used in a series of television commercials by the Walt Disney Company that began airing in 1987.

Who said Im going to Disney World this year?

New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms and Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway were asked to do the ad. When Simms was awarded MVP, he looked into the camera and said, “I'm going to Disney World.”

Did Matthew Stafford say he's going to Disney?

Today, less than 24 hours after their incredible performance led the Los Angeles Rams to victory at Super Bowl LVI, MVP Cooper Kupp, Aaron Donald and Matthew Stafford did exactly what they said in the iconic “I'm Going to Disneyland!” commercial; they celebrated the big win at The Happiest Place on Earth!

How much do they get paid to say Im going to Disney World?

They would each get $75,000 for a commitment that the winning quarterback would say "I'm going to Disneyland" as he walked off the field after the game.

Are the Rams going to Disneyland or Disney World?

ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Los Angeles Rams are Super Bowl champions, and they've already punched their ticket to Disneyland. The Rams are scheduled to head to the Anaheim theme park Monday to celebrate their 23-20 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday night.

Why did the Rams go to Disneyland?

“We came to see the Rams at Disneyland because they won the Super Bowl,” one fan excitedly told KTLA. The football stars were also able to hit the theme park attractions and hop on some rides.

Who is Matthew Stafford's wife?

Kelly Stafford, wife of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, has come to her husband's defence and addressed critics' thoughts about him after the Super Bowl.

How many children does Aaron Donald have?

Donald has three kids, Jaeda, Aaron Jr. and Aaric.

Did the whole Rams team go to Disneyland?

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Los Angeles Rams players Cooper Kupp, Matthew Stafford and Aaron Donald won't go very far for their next celebration: They are all going to Disneyland on Monday.

Did Stafford's wife have a brain tumor?

In 2019, Kelly Stafford started suffering from dizziness and balance issues. She was diagnosed with acoustic neuroma, a rare non-cancerous brain tumor.

Did Kelly Stafford have a brain tumor?

Kelly Stafford's recovery from brain tumor: 'My biggest fear is not being here' Editor's note: Kelly Stafford, who is the wife of Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, had a tumor removed from her brain in April.

How much does Matthew Stafford make?

The base salary for Stafford's current deal is $12.5 million, and he has a roster bonus of $10 million, plus a workout bonus of $500,000.

Who went to Disneyland after Super Bowl?

MVP Cooper Kupp, Aaron Donald and Matthew Stafford are 'Going to Disneyland' Monday after Magical Super Bowl LVI Victory.