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Here's a list of all the cities to host the Super Bowl, with the results of those games: Super Bowls in New Orleans (11) SB 41: Indianapolis 29, Chicago 17 (Dolphin Stadium, Miami Gardens) SB That’s in part due to Chicago’s lack of an indoor stadium. Thanks, Chicago winters. But Soldier Field did once play host to the “Super Bowl of Rock.” The photo from the Chicago History Museum above shows the “Super Bowl of Rock” on June 4, 1977. The concert featured British bands Emerson, Lake & Palmer; Foghat; and the Climax Blues Here is a list of the cities which have hosted the Super Bowl. See also the list of Super Bowl winners listed by year. In terms of cities, Miami has hosted the most Super Bowls with 11, a total which will be matched by New Orleans in 2025. In terms of states, Florida have hosted the most Super Bowls, with a total of 17. It is the 16th different host city for the Super Bowl. Chicago Bears 17. Super Bowl 40 (Feb. 5, 2006) Venue: Ford Field. Location: Detroit. Result: Pittsburgh Steelers 21, Seattle Seahawks 10. See also the list of Super Bowl winners listed by year. Florida have hosted the most Super Bowls, with a total of 17 (11 in the Miami area, five in Tampa, and one in Jacksonville). In terms of cities, Miami has hosted the Super Bowls with 11, a total which will be matched by New Orleans in 2025. See the Super Bowl hosts cities list. Since the first Super Bowl in 1967, some cities have hosted it more than others. Super Bowl XIV in Pasadena, California , on 20 January 1980, still holds the record for the biggest crowd with 103,985 spectators – the event saw the Pittsburgh Steelers defeat the Los Angeles Rams 31-19, winning their fourth championship in six years. Chicago Bears: 17: Peyton Manning+ Dolphin Stadium: Miami Gardens: Florida: Feb 5, 2006: XL (40) You are here: PFR Home Page > Super Bowl. Full Site Menu. Return Chicago, as everyone knows, has never hosted a Super Bowl, unless you count the “Super Bowl of Rock” in 1977 with Foghat and Emerson, Lake & Palmer as headliners at Soldier Field. The rival leagues merged ahead of the 1970 season, making Super Bowl V in 1971 the first championship game in the modern era of the NFL – Super Bowl LIV in 2020 was the 50th as a united league. Eight stadiums that hosted at least one Super Bowl no longer exist: Tulane Stadium, on the Tulane University campus, which hosted three Super Bowls, was demolished in November 1979. Tampa Stadium, which hosted two Super Bowls, was demolished in April 1999. Stanford Stadium, which hosted one Super Bowl, was demolished and redeveloped in 2005–06. Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, home of the Saints, is the host venue for Super Bowl LIX in 2025, which will be contested between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.. It marks New “font-weight: 400;”>The Graystone Tavern in Wrigleyville will host a Chicago Super Bowl watch party on Sunday, February 9th, offering a $50 food a nd drink package per person. Available from 5 p.m. until the end of the game, the package will include a nacho and wing bar and 20 draft beers , all bottles and cans, all seltzers, house wine What was the coldest day in Super Bowl history? It was 2 degrees in Minneapolis when Super Bowl LII kicked off between the New England Patriots and the Eagles. Luckily for spectators and the two Many NFL team cities have never hosted a Super Bowl. We project out the host city of Super Bowls through the year 2033. Chicago is planned to have a dome, which might help sway the NFL to The Dallas-Fort Worth metro area has hosted just one Super Bowl, in 2011. That was two years after Jerry World opened in 2009. Jones currently is 82, and by 2029, he'll be 86 (if he's still with us). Many NFL team cities have never hosted a Super Bowl. We project out the host city of Super Bowls through the year 2033. advertisement. The Florida Times-Union 2033: New Chicago Bears Stadium. While the league has its favorite spots, many NFL cities have never hosted a Super Bowl. And it’s unclear if this will ever change despite some of the cities bidding to host. Which NFL cities have never hosted a Super Bowl? Super Bowl LIV festivities before the championship | Carl Juste/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service via Getty Images The Dallas-Fort Worth metro area has hosted just one Super Bowl, in 2011. That was two years after Jerry World opened in 2009. Jones currently is 82, and by 2029, he'll be 86 (if he's still with us). That’s why you don’t see a Super Bowl in the city of Chicago. The stadium is old and in poor condition and Chicago is quite frigid in the month of February. Add that with an outdoor stadium and that doesn’t sound like a great time for anyone—especially considering how much the Super Bowl experience costs. Trump would become the first sitting U.S. president to attend a Super Bowl. By Max Molski • Published February 4, 2025 • Updated on February 4, 2025 at 11:36 am NBC Universal, Inc.
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