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Las Vegas is known for its wide array of entertainment options as an oasis in the Nevada desert, but with the Kansas City Chiefs in town to face the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII, it has become clear that the championship matchup on February 11 is the main attraction.
The vaunted Sphere, a round edifice located in the heart of Paradise, Nevada near the strip in Sin City, was seen lit up as a Chiefs helmet ahead of Kansas City’s highly-anticipated contest against San Francisco
The Sphere is a Chiefs fan 👀
📸 @TomPelissero pic.twitter.com/Jh9WbNF8kY
— PFF KC Chiefs (@PFF_Chiefs) February 5, 2024
This image is sure to enrage Las Vegas Raiders fans and may serve to add fuel to the ever-hot fire of rivalry between their underachieving team and the defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs.
While the Sphere’s lighting arrangement changes with regularity, Kansas City’s dominance in Las Vegas is unwavering. The Chiefs have never lost a game at Allegiant Stadium and will look to add to their perfect record when they face the 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII.