The Super Bowl has become a must-watch television event around the globe. After heart-pounding, single-elimination playoff action, the two remaining teams battle it out to become the champions of the world. From intense game action to witty commercials, there is reason enough for everybody to tune in.
This past February, the Kansas City Chiefs topped the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII. This game took place in the desert in Glendale, Arizona. Recently, the NFL voted to see where the Super Bowl will be held in 2026. With this decision, we now know the locations of the next three Superbowls.
Super Bowl LVIII (2023-24 season)
For the upcoming 2023-24 season, Super Bowl LVIII will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada at Allegiant Stadium. As part of accepting the Raiders franchise and building a new stadium, Las Vegas was awarded by hosting the upcoming Super Bowl.
This will make one of the nation's biggest tourist destinations even hotter. While fans in many northern states are bearing with the winter weather, Las Vegas will be hosting Super Bowl LVIII. Needless to say, businesses will be booming with a sellout Super Bowl crowd in the gambling capital of the world.
Super Bowl LVIX (2024-25 season)
The following year, Super Bowl LVIX will be hosted by New Orleans at Casers Superdome. This city has hosted the biggest game on turf on nine separate occasions. The music, culture, and food make this an attractive tourist destination, and football fans worldwide will meet in one place.
Super Bowl LX (2025-26 season)
The NFL announced the latest addition to the Super Bowl road map. In February of 2026, following the 2025 NFL season, San Francisco will host Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. The Bay Area will be rewarded by having one of the league's newest stadiums, and fans will flock to the west coast for Super Bowl LX.
We don't know where the Super Bowl will be held in 2027 and beyond, but because there has been a run on NFC teams hosting the biggest game on turf, it's likely that we will see an AFC host the Super Bowl beyond the next three seasons.