Each year, the Super Bowl provides a big economic impact for the host city. The final estimated local economic impact of last year's Super Bowl in Las Vegas was $1 billion – fueled by direct spending by visitors and residents, indirect spending at local businesses, employment, and tax revenue. A video board displays logos for Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium on Feb. 1, 2024 in Las Vegas. [+] (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) Getty Images. One of the world’s largest A general view of merchandise displayed in the NFL Super Bowl Experience ahead of Super Bowl LVIII on February 06, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Economists say the event could be a boon for the The Super Bowl is heading to Sin City for the first time, and a lot of money is coming with it. The big game is expected to have a gross economic impact of $1.1 billion for the Las Vegas area In summary, the Super Bowl in Las Vegas promises not only an exciting event for football fans but also a significant economic boost for the city. From Allegiant Stadium to the dedicated efforts of the Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee, all of the elements are in place for a successful and unforgettable event on February 11, 2024. The impact on Las Vegas and Clark County. The big game is always a boon for the local host region. Super Bowl LVIII will bring in an additional estimated 150,000 people to the city – on top of the 300,000 additional people who come to Las Vegas to watch the Super Bowl in any given year. The biggest winners on Super Bowl Sunday will almost surely be the Las Vegas sports books on a day when the expanding nation of legal bookmakers are expected to handle a record $1.5 billion in Each year, millions of people across America tune in to watch the NFL Super Bowl. Known for its iconic halftime shows, unbeatable advertisements and the culmination of champions, the Super Bowl isn’t just another football game - it’s an economic powerhouse. From advertising to tourism, it fuels industries and generates billions annually. At least $750 million in public funding was allocated to the construction of Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. The stadium will host Super Bowl LVIII on February 11, 2024. Photo by Michael Valdez via iStock. The Super Bowl can showcase a city’s attractions, culture and amenities to millions of people, for example. A record number of Americans are expected to tune into Super Bowl and shell out on food, drinks and more. is expected to generate an additional $500 million for the Las Vegas economy. That While there is a wide range of reported economic impacts for the historical Super Bowl hosted outside of Las Vegas and other special events held in Las Vegas, the effect of a Super Bowl and associated activities in Southern Nevada could reach $1.0 billion. The following highlights the range of reported Super Bowls. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority expects the matchup to generate $600 million in economic impact for the city, though the U.S. Chamber of Commerce says the broader payoff can take I think it was coming to Vegas”, he said. Having the Super Bowl in Las Vegas is also the culmination of a near-total about-face by American sports leagues to embrace the gambling industry Las Vegas became the 16 th city to host the NFL’s spotlight event in February when Super Bowl 58 was played at Allegiant Stadium. As one of the nation’s few shared cultural events, the Super Bowl draws hundreds of thousands of visitors and hundreds of millions of TV viewers. Super Bowl 58 isn’t just the pinnacle of American football; it’s also a monumental event for cities across the United States. Among the cities reaping significant economic rewards from this sporting extravaganza is Las Vegas, Nevada. The Super Bowl isn’t merely a game; it’s a week-long spectacle of entertainment, corporate gatherings, and tourism, and Las The final estimated local economic impact of last year's Super Bowl in Las Vegas was $1 billion – fueled by direct spending by visitors and residents, indirect spending at local businesses, employment, and tax revenue. Las Vegas joining the shortlist of cities to have hosted the Super Bowl represents the culmination of more than a decade’s worth of efforts and billions of dollars to become a destination for O n Sunday February 11, the city of Las Vegas, Nevada, will become the focus of the American sporting world as it hosts the National Football League's championship game—the Super Bowl. There are some good reasons for Las Vegas to have an NFL team. The NFL’s impact on the local economy isn’t a particularly important one. Hosting the Super Bowl in 2024 will generate “an estimated total economic impact of more than $500 million,” according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. Economic projections for [] Super Bowl implications for the economy and Las Vegas tourism; UNLV economist Stephen Miller is available to answer questions about the Super Bowl’s potential effect on the Las Vegas economy. Miller is often called upon by local and national media to comment on economic trends in Southern Nevada and across the nation.
Articles and news, personal stories, interviews with experts.
Photos from events, contest for the best costume, videos from master classes.
![]() | ![]() |
![]() | ![]() |
![]() | ![]() |
![]() | ![]() |
![]() | ![]() |
![]() | ![]() |