Where is Super Bowl 2027, 2028? A look at future sites, locations and dates

Super Bowl 2027 location is now official, and the NFL has made its intentions clear well ahead of kickoff in Santa Clara. While Super Bowl 60 returns the league’s marquee event to Levi’s Stadium, the bigger story sits in what comes next.

The NFL has already secured its championship stages for the next two seasons, reinforcing a long-term strategy built around elite stadiums, reliable cities, and global visibility.This early confirmation answers the central question fans and host cities always ask. Where is the Super Bowl going next, and why those places again? By committing to familiar venues in California and Georgia, the league signals trust in proven markets that deliver on logistics, revenue, and spectacle, not just on game day but across the entire Super Bowl week.

Super Bowl 2027 and 2028 location and dates

Super Bowl 61 will be played on February 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, keeping the NFL title game in the same state for a second straight year. The decision reflects how quickly SoFi Stadium has become central to the league’s long-term plans. Opened in 2020, the venue already checked every box the NFL values, from seating capacity and premium hospitality to climate control and access to one of the largest media markets in the world.

SoFi previously hosted Super Bowl 56 on February 13, 2022, when the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20. That successful run strengthened the stadium’s case as a repeat host. The NFL also continues its long relationship with Southern California, a region that staged early Super Bowls at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the Rose Bowl before returning to prominence in the modern era.The following year, Super Bowl 62 will be played on February 13, 2028, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

The retractable-roof venue, which opened in 2017, last hosted the championship in 2019. That game saw the New England Patriots defeat the Los Angeles Rams 13-3, the lowest-scoring Super Bowl ever and Tom Brady’s final Super Bowl win with the franchise.Atlanta’s selection highlights the NFL’s preference for cities that can handle the full scale of Super Bowl operations. From downtown access to fan festivals and media events, Mercedes-Benz Stadium has already proven it can deliver the complete experience. While future sites beyond 2028 remain unannounced, current reporting points to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas as a strong contender for 2029.