The NFL is planning an exciting return to Las Vegas, the city named the “Entertainment Capital of the World”.
Las Vegas has recently secured its position in the regular Super Bowl rotation, an announcement that provides a glimpse into the future of the NFL.
At a press conference on Monday morning, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell indicated that the city’s first Super Bowl wouldn’t be its last.
“The NFL looks forward to coming back,” Goodell stated.
Roger Goodell: NFL looks forward to coming back to Las Vegas for another Super Bowl. https://t.co/vUEq7onrZu
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Given a thorough overview, it’s easy to see why the NFL is eager to return.
Las Vegas offers the league a state-of-the-art stadium coupled with an infrastructure ideally suited for large-scale events. This mix sets up the city as a strategic and natural fit for the Super Bowl.
Moreover, the NFL’s changing stance towards gambling propels this shift as well. The league’s acceptance has opened doors to cities like Las Vegas, which had been previously shunned due to their active gambling scenes.
As the NFL continues to diversify its locales and reaches out to its extensive fan base, the upcoming years see Super Bowl planned for New Orleans, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. The sequence plans for these cities range from next year to February of 2027.
While there’s uncertainty regarding which cities will host the Super Bowl post-2027, Las Vegas is primed to seize another opportunity.
The burgeoning relationship between the NFL and Las Vegas is poised to evolve further. As the city continues to provide top-notch entertainment, fans can experience Super Bowl thrills amidst the glittering backdrop of Las Vegas.
