When can Las Vegas host another Super Bowl? – Las Vegas Review-Journal

One year after hosting his first Super Bowl, Las Vegas is ready to open his hands for the biggest sports event in North America again.

Raiders and Las Vegas presented a letter of intention at NFL to host Super Bowl in 2029, 2030 or 2031 at the Allegiant Stadium, the site of the Super Bowl 58.

The letter of intention was in response to NFL, which is striving for Raiders and Las Vegas to assess their interest in being a host city during this period of time.

This is in line with the comments of NFL Commissioner Roger Gudel after Super Bowl 58. He praised the city’s efforts as a host and made it clear that it was only a matter of time before the game returns.

“NFL is looking forward to returning,” Gudel said.

Less than a year later, the league appreciates Las Vegas’s interest in serving as a host city. By already evaluating a specific window, NFL sends a strong message that it is impatient to return to South Nevada as soon as possible.

Las Vegas is equally eager to oblige.

“We have certainly said ’29, ’30 and ’31, we are very interested in all these years,” said Steve Hill, CEO and President of the Convention and Visitors to Las Vegas.

NFL and Raiders did not respond to a request for comment.

Time line

The league usually awards Super Bowl sites four years in advance. If this timeline remains intact, news for another Super Bowl in Las Vegas can be announced this year.

Atlanta was awarded the Super Bowl in 2028 at NFL’s autumn meetings in October. Los Angeles was named Super Bowl 2027 at the 2023 League winter meetings.

In the past, the League has announced Super Bowl sites in many years.

The Super Bowl 59 is Sunday at SuperDome in New Orleans. The Super Bowl 60 will be at the Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California, followed by Sophie Stadium and Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

If it depends on Las Vegas, the game would be an annual event in the city. This is a consistent message that Hill interferes with NFL during their frequent conversations.

“Understanding that we’re joking, even though we’re not really kidding,” Hill said. “If they wanted to do a superbrow here every year, we will do it here every year.”

Las Vegas and Raiders also expressed interest in hosting Pro Bowl during this period of time.

Impact on Las Vegas

It makes sense that Raiders and Las Vegas would welcome another chance of hosting Super Bowl. By all measures, Las Vegas released a grand show for the Super Bowl 58 and took advantage of a financial wind estimated at $ 1 billion.

According to a SUPER BOWL statistical summary, published on the official website of the city of Las Vegas, “approximately 330,000 visitors were expected in South Nevada during the Super Bowl weekend for festivities and activities, including 62,000 fans who attended the game. The influx of visitors to the game was obvious in the number of travelers at Harry Reed International Airport on Monday after the match, when the Transport Security Administration checked the one -day record for all time by nearly 104,000 passengers. “

In perspective, LVCVA predicts 316,000 people to visit Las Vegas this weekend. This is a 4 percent decline from the time when the city hosted the Super Bowl 58.

The report also stated how a record average of 123.4 million local and international viewers watching the Super Bowl 58 gives Las Vegas a “greater range of potential visitors”. And that the event generates 5 billion impressions through 14,000 news stories.

“The event itself is great and fun and exactly what allows us to show up,” Hill said. “And this is basically the best marketing opportunity that we may have. And this marketing is practically free. “

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