Future Super Bowl Locations: 2026 to 2034 Host Cities

The Future Super Bowl Locations from 2026 to 2034 with Host City Predictions.

From exclusive negotiations in the neon heart of Sin City to $2 billion "glass cathedrals" rising from the Southern soil, the race to host the Big Game has never been this intense—or this expensive. Today at Game Arenas, we’re going beyond the confirmed dates. 

We’re diving deep into the 2034 horizon, exploring stadiums that aren’t even finished yet, and one that might not even be on American soil.

Future Super Bowl Locations 2027 to 2034 Host Cities

Buckle up. The roadmap to the Future Super Bowl Locations: 2026 to 2034 just hit warp speed.

Where is the Super Bowl next 7 years?

The next three years are the foundation of the NFL’s modern era. These aren't just games; they are tech showcases and cultural milestones.

2026: Levi’s Stadium (Santa Clara) – Super Bowl LX

Super Bowl 60 returns to the heart of Silicon Valley, but don't expect the same experience we saw in 2016. The stadium has undergone a massive $120 million renovation focused entirely on the premium experience. We’re talking massive new 4K HDR displays and the debut of Wi-Fi 7 throughout the concourse. It’s the ultimate marriage of California sunshine and pure tech innovation.

Where is the Super Bowl 2027?

2027: SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles) – Super Bowl LXI

A year later, we return to the gold standard of sports architecture in Inglewood. But 2027 isn't just about the NFL; it’s the ultimate dress rehearsal for the 2028 Olympics. Keep a close eye on the field: the NFL is using this Super Bowl as a global launchpad for flag football before it hits the Olympic stage in LA.

2028: Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta) – Super Bowl LXII

Why do we love the return to the ATL? Because despite the luxury, they’ve kept the "Fan First" pricing—$2 hot dogs and $5 beers. It’s proof that the biggest game on Earth doesn’t have to drain your wallet. Plus, that camera-lens retractable roof remains the most cinematic backdrop in the league.

Who will host the 2029 Super Bowl?

As we move into the turn of the decade, the strategy shifts toward "permanent rotations" and "special waivers."

2029: Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas)

Breaking News: The NFL is officially in exclusive negotiations with Las Vegas. After the 2024 success brought in over $600 million in economic impact, the league wants Vegas in the permanent rotation. The bid is on the owners’ desks, and a formal vote is expected this March. Get ready: Super Bowl 63 is likely heading back to the desert.

Future Super Bowl Locations: 2030 to 2034 Predictions

2030: New Nissan Stadium (Nashville)

For 2030, all signs point to Nashville's brand-new $2.1 billion enclosed stadium. The NFL usually requires a venue to be open for two full seasons before hosting, and since the "Nashville Dome" opens in 2027, 2030 is the perfect sweet spot. Imagine a Super Bowl week on Broadway Street. It’s going to be legendary.

2031: Caesars Superdome (New Orleans)

New Orleans just secured a special waiver to bid for 2031, allowing them to bypass scheduling conflicts with Mardi Gras. After a $500 million top-to-bottom renovation, the Superdome is ready to reclaim its crown as the league’s favorite party destination.

The Bold Predictions (2032–2034): Where Whispers Meet Blueprints

Now, we enter the realm of what could be. This is where the NFL’s ambitions get truly wild.

2032: The Bernheim Park Project (Chicago)

If the Bears can overcome the political and funding headwinds for their new Dome Stadium on the lakefront, the NFL will jump at it. Chicago is a top-three market, and the league is desperate for a "Windy City" Super Bowl... without the February frostbite.

2033: AT&T Stadium (Dallas)

The Return of Jerry World. By 2033, it will have been over 20 years since Dallas last hosted. After serving as the busiest venue for the 2026 World Cup (hosting a record nine matches), AT&T Stadium will be the most battle-tested venue on the planet. Jerry Jones isn't letting 2033 slide by without bringing the Lombardi back to Texas.

2034: London (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium) – The International Shock

This is the one that will melt the internet. International expansion is Commissioner Roger Goodell’s top priority. The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was built with a retractable NFL turf specifically for this reason.
Is 2034 the year the Super Bowl goes truly global? It’s a bold call, but the league is closer to a London game than you think. The future of the NFL is bigger, faster, and more global than ever.

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Future Super Bowl Locations: Frequently Asked Questions

Which Super Bowl locations are officially confirmed?

As of now, the NFL has officially confirmed the following:

• 2026 (SB LX): Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, CA.

• 2027 (SB LXI): SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, CA.

• 2028 (SB LXII): Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA.

How does the NFL choose a Super Bowl host city?

The process has shifted from a competitive bidding system to a "collaboration" model. The NFL now identifies a preferred city and works exclusively with it to develop a proposal. Owners then vote to officially award the game during their annual meetings.

What are the requirements for a stadium to host a Super Bowl?

Criteria typically include:

• A minimum seating capacity of 70,000 (though waivers can be granted).
• Modern infrastructure and premium hospitality spaces.
• A climate-controlled environment or an average daily temperature above 50°F.
• A mandatory two-year "operational window" for new stadiums before they are eligible to host.

Could a Super Bowl really be held outside the United States?

While it was once considered impossible, Commissioner Roger Goodell has publicly discussed the possibility. With the success of the International Series and stadiums like Tottenham Hotspur being built specifically to NFL specs, London is the leading candidate for a future international Super Bowl.

Why is Las Vegas in "exclusive negotiations" for 2029?

Following the massive success of Super Bowl LVIII in 2024, the NFL recognized Las Vegas as a premier destination for both fans and sponsors. By entering exclusive negotiations, the league aims to lock in "Sin City" as a regular fixture in the hosting rotation.

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What Do You Think?

The roadmap is set, the billions are being spent, but the game belongs to the fans.
If you could pick one city to host in 2034, where would we go? 
Are we staying in the U.S. to celebrate the tradition, or are we hopping the pond to London to make history?

Drop your picks in the comments below. If you want to stay ahead of the game, make sure to subscribe to the Game Arenas. 
We’ll be tracking every update leading up to the official owners' meeting in March.
See you on the 50-yard line.

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