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We now know where the next three Super Bowls will be held.
USA Today reported on Friday that the San Francisco 49ers have won rights to host Super Bowl 60 in 2026, sending the big game out to Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium.
Before 2026’s Super Bowl 60, the big game will travel to Las Vegas and New Orleans for its next two installments.
Next year, the Las Vegas Raiders will host Super Bowl 58 at their new Allegiant Stadium. It’ll give NFL fans a chance to enjoy the casinos and Vegas shows before taking in the height of the football season.
In 2025, the big game will head down to the Big Easy and host NFL fans at the New Orleans Saints’ Caesars Superdome. Patrons can stroll down Bourbon Street, listen to some jazz music and eat some good Cajun food ahead of Super Bowl 59.
Then, in 2026, the Super Bowl will reportedly return to Santa Clara for the first time since 2016.