According to league sources, Las Vegas is expected to be officially awarded Super Bowl 63 during the NFL league meetings in Arizona next week. If confirmed, this would mark the second time in just five years that Allegiant Stadium hosts the NFL’s championship game, following the 2024 showdown where the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers.
Since opening in 2020, Allegiant Stadium has rapidly become a premier global destination for sports and entertainment. Despite having a lower official attendance (61,629) during its first Super Bowl compared to other non-pandemic years, the venue’s massive commercial success has kept it at the top of the NFL’s preferred list.
The stadium’s upcoming schedule highlights its dominance in the market:
- 2026: Hosting WrestleMania 42 next month.
- 2027: Scheduled to host the College Football National Championship.
- 2028: Set for the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four.
- 2029: Expected host for Super Bowl 63.
The NFL has already locked in its venues for the next two seasons, with the championship game returning to Southern California’s SoFi Stadium in 2027 and Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium in 2028. Awarding the 2029 game to Las Vegas underscores the league’s confidence in the city’s ability to blend high-stakes sports with world-class entertainment.