Sahil KurupUSA TODAY NETWORK
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Las Vegas will take centerstage on Sunday as the city welcomes, for the first time, the biggest game in the NFL and, indeed, American football.
Super Bowl 2024 will unfold at Allegiant Stadium, home to the league's Las Vegas Raiders franchise, marking a historic moment for both the state of Nevada and the entertainment capital itself.
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The highly anticipated matchup features a rematch of Super Bowl 54, with the San Francisco 49ers seeking revenge against the reigning champion Kansas City Chiefs. All eyes will be on Allegiant Stadium as it transforms into a gridiron battleground, showcasing the city's growing presence in the world of major sporting events.
Here's what you need to know about the location of Super Bowl 58:
Where is the Super Bowl?
Super Bowl 58 will be held at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada. This marks the first time Las Vegas and the state of Nevada will host the Super Bowl. The stadium opened in 2020 and can seat 65,000 fans at full capacity.
The game will be a rematch of Super Bowl 54, played between the 49ers and defending champion Chiefs, who won Super Bowl 57 last season.
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Future Super Bowl locations
The NFL has selected which cities will host the Super Bowl through 2027. After Super Bowl 58 is played out at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, it will head to the Caesers Superdome in New Orleans, home of the Saints, 2025.
The Super Bowl will then return to the West Coast and play out of California in back-to-back seasons: once in the 49ers' Levi's Stadium, and then in the Rams and Chargers' SoFi Stadium.
- Super Bowl 59: Caesars Superdome(New Orleans)
- Super Bowl 60: Levi's Stadium(Santa Clara, Calif.)
- Super Bowl 61: SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles)
Super Bowl tickets
Per Ticketmaster, the cheapest price for a single ticket to the 2024 Super Bowl begins at $6,200, while the most expensive ticket goes for $75,000.
On Seat Geek, however, the cheapest price is listed at $5,900, while the highest priced ticket is $26,133. Per StubHub, you can attend the Super Bowl for as low as $6,092, or spend $51,030 to watch Super Bowl 58 up close.
