
Where Is Super Bowl 2026? Location and Venue Info
The Super Bowl in 2026, officially known as Super Bowl LXX (70), will be held at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. This marks the fourth time the Bay Area hosts the NFL's championship game, with the venue having previously hosted Super Bowls XLVII, 50, and LIII.
Overview of Super Bowl LXX in 2026
Super Bowl LXX is scheduled for Sunday, February 8, 2026. The game will take place at Levi's Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers. Located in Santa Clara, California, the stadium sits in the heart of Silicon Valley and offers modern amenities, advanced infrastructure, and a seating capacity of approximately 68,500 for NFL games.
Why Levi's Stadium Was Chosen
- Proven Track Record: Successfully hosted three prior Super Bowls with high fan and league satisfaction.
- Weather Advantage: Mild February climate in Northern California reduces weather-related risks.
- Transportation & Accommodations: Proximity to San Jose International Airport and major highways improves accessibility.
- Tech Integration: State-of-the-art connectivity and fan experience technologies align with NFL’s innovation goals.
Event Schedule and Activities
Beyond the main game, Super Bowl LXX will feature a week-long series of events across the Bay Area, including:
- NFL Experience – interactive fan zone with games, exhibits, and player appearances
- Opening Night – kickoff event introducing both teams to media and fans
- Concert Series – pre-game performances leading up to the halftime show
- Community Outreach Programs – youth clinics and charity events organized by the NFL
Expected Attendance and Economic Impact
Levi's Stadium will host around 68,500 attendees for the game, with tens of thousands more participating in surrounding events. The economic impact on the region is projected to exceed $500 million, benefiting local hotels, restaurants, transportation, and retail sectors.
| Year | Super Bowl | Location | Venue | Average Ticket Price (USD) | Attendance | Economic Impact (Est.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | LIV | Miami Gardens, FL | Hard Rock Stadium | $5,399 | 62,417 | $500M |
| 2021 | LV | Tampa, FL | Raymond James Stadium | $6,840 | 25,688 | $108M |
| 2022 | LVI | Inglewood, CA | SoFi Stadium | $7,604 | 70,246 | $600M |
| 2023 | LVII | Glendale, AZ | State Farm Stadium | $7,515 | 67,629 | $677M |
| 2024 | LVIII | Las Vegas, NV | Allegiant Stadium | $8,024 | 65,232 | $920M |
| 2025 | LIX | New Orleans, LA | Caesars Superdome | $8,500 (est.) | 73,000 (est.) | $600M (est.) |
| 2026 | LXX | Santa Clara, CA | Levi's Stadium | $9,000 (proj.) | 68,500 (proj.) | $520M (proj.) |
The data shows a steady increase in average ticket prices and overall economic impact, despite fluctuations in attendance due to venue size and pandemic conditions. Levi's Stadium's projected $520 million economic boost reflects strong regional infrastructure and tourism appeal. Compared to recent urban-hosted games, Santa Clara offers a balanced mix of accessibility, tech integration, and fan experience.
How Teams Qualify for Super Bowl LXX
The path to Super Bowl LXX follows the standard NFL postseason structure:
- 16 teams qualify (8 from AFC, 8 from NFC) based on regular-season records.
- Wildcard Round: First round of playoffs featuring non-division winners.
- Divisional Round: Winners advance to face top-seeded teams.
- Conference Championships: AFC and NFC title games determine Super Bowl participants.
- Super Bowl LXX: Final matchup between AFC and NFC champions.
Ticket Information and Fan Access
Fans can obtain tickets through several official channels:
- NFL Ticket Exchange: Verified resale platform partnered with Ticketmaster.
- Team Allocations: Each participating team receives a portion of tickets for season ticket holders.
- Hospitality Packages: Premium options including VIP access, dining, and parking via NFL Partners.
- Lottery Systems: Occasionally used to ensure fair distribution for high-demand games.
Expect average ticket prices to reach $9,000, consistent with rising demand and limited supply.
About the Halftime Show and Entertainment
The Super Bowl LXX halftime show will be one of the most-watched musical performances globally. Past performers include Rihanna, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Kendrick Lamar. The 2026 act has not yet been announced but is expected to feature a major artist or group celebrating American music heritage. The NFL typically confirms the headliner in December 2025.
Frequently Asked Questions About Super Bowl 2026
Where is Super Bowl 2026 going to be held?
Super Bowl 2026 will be held at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, home of the San Francisco 49ers.
What date is Super Bowl LXX in 2026?
Super Bowl LXX is scheduled for Sunday, February 8, 2026, kicking off in the evening (6:30 PM EST / 3:30 PM PST).
Which teams are playing in Super Bowl 2026?
The teams have not yet been determined. They will be decided through the 2025 NFL season and playoffs, culminating in January 2026.
How much are tickets for Super Bowl 2026?
Ticket prices are projected to average around $9,000, with premium seats exceeding $15,000. Official sales begin after conference championships.
Who is performing at the Super Bowl 2026 halftime show?
The performer has not been announced. The NFL typically reveals the halftime act in December 2025. Expect a major global artist or legacy act.
Can I attend Super Bowl events without a game ticket?
Yes, many events like NFL Experience, concerts, and fan festivals are open to the public with separate admission tickets, often more affordable than game tickets.
Has Levi's Stadium hosted the Super Bowl before?
Yes, Levi's Stadium previously hosted Super Bowl 50 (2016), Super Bowl XLVII (2013 was actually in New Orleans—correction: it hosted Super Bowl 50 and will host 2026; it did not host XLVII), and no other Super Bowls. It hosted only Super Bowl 50 prior to 2026.








