Miami and New Orleans have hosted the most Super Bowls, with 11 each. New Orleans tied Miami by hosting Super Bowl LIX in February 2025. The Los Angeles area is next with 8, followed by Tampa with 5 and the Phoenix area with 4. Florida is the most-hosted state, with 17 Super Bowls across Miami, Tampa, and Jacksonville.
Super Bowl Host Cities, Ranked
| City | State | Times Hosted |
|---|---|---|
| Miami | Florida | 11 |
| New Orleans | Louisiana | 11 |
| Los Angeles / Pasadena | California | 8 |
| Tampa | Florida | 5 |
| Phoenix / Glendale | Arizona | 4 |
| Atlanta | Georgia | 4 |
| Houston | Texas | 3 |
| San Diego | California | 3 |
| San Francisco Bay Area | California | 3 |
| Detroit | Michigan | 2 |
| Minneapolis | Minnesota | 2 |
| Dallas / Arlington | Texas | 1 |
| Indianapolis | Indiana | 1 |
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Where the Super Bowl Goes Next
Upcoming hosts are Los Angeles (Super Bowl 61, 2027), Atlanta (2028), Las Vegas (2029), and Nashville (2030). For the full picture on the next game, see the complete Super Bowl guide.
Get to Super Bowl 61
Super Bowl 61 is in Los Angeles on February 14, 2027. Browse Super Bowl tickets by team or read the complete Super Bowl guide.