SHAQUILLE O’Neal has returned with his Super Bowl Fun House for 2023 – and the party looks bigger than ever.

The NBA legend, 50, will be joined by Snoop Dogg as he hits the decks as DJ Diesel in Arizona.

Shaquille O’Neal returns for another edition of his Fun House partyCredit: Getty

The NBA legend will appear as DJ DieselCredit: Getty

The event is part music festival, part carnivalCredit: Getty

Snoop Dogg (right) will be headlining the event alongside Shaq and DiploCredit: AP

Snoop was part of a legendary Super Bowl half-time show lineup last year.

The iconic rapper joined Eminem, 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, and Mary J. Blige in performing an epic hip-hop medley.

O’Neal’s bash is now an annual event and will run over Super Bowl weekend.

It combines a music festival with a carnival, giving guests the chance to sample fairground rides, multiple DJs, and trendy food trucks.

Last year’s edition featured a special $1m VIP ticket, which treated the lucky owners like royalty for the evening.

The million-dollar pass reportedly entitled the user to a private jet, Rolls Royce to the red carpet, free booze all night, and a VIP booth on the stage with Shaq.

The 2023 party is all set for Friday, February 10 at the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale.

Joining Shaq and Snoop among the headliners is DJ star Diplo.

And there’s sure to be more celebs in town for the big show, with Patrick Mahomes, Adam Levine, Jamie Foxx, Rob Gronkowski, and Floyd Mayweather all former attendees.

This year one lucky fan will win incredible round-trip airfare, a meet-and-greet with Shaq himself, and cash to spend at the festival.

Shaq said: “It’s been amazing to see the growth of the Fun House over the last five years, and we’re excited to bring it to the people of Phoenix.

“We continue to set the standard for fun.

“We’re thrilled to have Netspend come on board this year and allow us to go bigger and better and even fly in fans to experience what the Fun House is all about.”

The highlight of the evening will likely be Shaq’s DJ set, with the seven-foot ex-NBA legend taking to the decks.

Speaking about his style in 2022, he said: “I never know what I’m going to do until I read the crowd.

“I’m actually two types of DJs. I could deejay Top 40 all day, but when I see those kids, they want that hard, dubstep, and they start mosh pitting.

“That’s what I really like to do.”

Shaq’s bash will be held two days before Super Bowl LVII, where the Chiefs will take on the Eagles for the Vince Lombardi Trophy.