The OPP remind everyone to enjoy Super Bowl 50 responsibly and to not drink and drive.
Lots of people are gearing up for a big party as the Broncos take on Carolina, but the OPP are reminding people to keep their head up when it comes to drinking and driving.
Constable Lisa Naranscik says hosts need to be keeping an eye on their guests and how much they are drinking.
"Ultimately, if you are hosting you are responsible for anyone who is drinking at your residence; residence or your business for that matter. So make sure that you're being responsible when you're pouring the beverages for people. Serve snacks so people are soaking up some of that alcohol."
Naranscik says you need to have a game plan in place ahead of time.
"Phone a taxi, get a ride home with a sober driver, and if you're hosting the parties make sure that you're not over serving and make sure that you're ensuring that your guests are getting home safely. Have a bowl for the keys and everybody can get a cab home."
As for herself, Naranscik will also be keeping a close eye on the game.
"I am hoping that Denver wins, but no predictions at this time."

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