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Super Bowl locations throughout NFL history

List of locations the Super Bowl has been played

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The NFL has decided on a location for Super Bowl 60 in 2026: Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, has been announced as the latest site that will host the big game.

And that begs the simplest of questions: Where has the Super Bowl been held—or will be held—each year? The 60 answers to that question can be found below:

1967 Super Bowl I

Venue: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

Host city: Los Angeles, California.

1968 Super Bowl II

Venue: Orange Bowl.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

1969 Super Bowl III

Venue: Orange Bowl.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

1970 Super Bowl IV

Venue: Tulane Stadium.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

1971 Super Bowl V

Venue: Orange Bowl.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

1972 Super Bowl VI

Venue: Tulane Stadium.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

1973 Super Bowl VII

Venue: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

Host city: Los Angeles, California.

1974 Super Bowl VIII

Venue: Rice Stadium.

Host city: Houston, Texas.

1975 Super Bowl IX

Venue: Tulane Stadium.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

1976 Super Bowl X

Venue: Orange Bowl.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

1977 Super Bowl XI

Venue: Rose Bowl.

Host city: Pasadena, California.

1978 Super Bowl XII

Venue: New Orleans Superdome.

Host City: New Orleans, Louisiana.

1979 Super Bowl XIII

Venue: Orange Bowl.

Host City: Miami, Florida.

1980 Super Bowl XIV

Venue: Rose Bowl.

Host city: Pasadena, California.

1981 Super Bowl XV

Venue: Louisiana Superdome.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

1982 Super Bowl XVI

Venue: Silverdome.

Host city: Pontiac, Michigan.

1983 Super Bowl XVII

Venue: Rose Bowl.

Host city: Pasadena, California.

1984 Super Bowl XVIII

Venue: Tampa Stadium.

Host city: Tampa, Florida.

1985 Super Bowl XIX

Venue: Stanford Stadium.

Host city: Stanford, California.

1986 Super Bowl XX

Venue: Louisiana Superdome.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

1987 Super Bowl XXI

Venue: Rose Bowl.

Host city: Pasadena, California.

1988 Super Bowl XXII

Venue: Jack Murphy Stadium.

Host city: San Diego, California.

1989 Super Bowl XXIII

Venue: Joe Robbie Stadium.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

1990 Super Bowl XXIV

Venue: Louisiana Superdome.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

1991 Super Bowl XXV

Venue: Tampa Stadium.

Host city: Tampa, Florida.

1992 Super Bowl XXVI

Venue: Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome.

Host city: Minneapolis, Minnesota.

1993 Super Bowl XXVII

Venue: Rose Bowl.

Host city: Pasadena, California.

1994 Super Bowl XXVIII

Venue: Georgia Dome.

Host city: Atlanta, Georgia.

1995 Super Bowl XXIX

Venue: Joe Robbie Stadium.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

1996 Super Bowl XXX

Venue: Sun Devil Stadium.

Host city: Tempe, Arizona.

1997 Super Bowl XXXI

Venue: Louisiana Superdome.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

1998 Super Bowl XXXII

Venue: Qualcomm Stadium.

Host city: San Diego, California.

1999 Super Bowl XXXIII

Venue: Pro Player Stadium.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

2000 Super Bowl XXXIV

Venue: Georgia Dome.

Host city: Atlanta, Georgia.

2001 Super Bowl XXXV

Venue: Raymond James Stadium.

Host city: Tampa, Florida.

2002 Super Bowl XXXVI

Venue: Louisiana Superdome.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

2003 Super Bowl XXXVII

Venue: Qualcomm Stadium.

Host city: San Diego, California.

2004 Super Bowl XXXVIII

Venue: Reliant Stadium.

Host city: Houston, Texas.

2005 Super Bowl XXXIX

Venue: Alltel Stadium.

Host city: Jacksonville, Florida.

2006 Super Bowl XL

Venue: Ford Field.

Host city: Detroit, Michigan.

2007 Super Bowl XLI

Venue: Dolphin Stadium.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

2008 Super Bowl XLII

Venue: University of Phoenix Stadium.

Host city: Glendale, Arizona.

2009 Super Bowl XLIII

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(Photo by Doug Benc/Getty Images)

Venue: Raymond James Stadium.

Host city: Tampa, Florida.

2010 Super Bowl XLIV

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Credit: John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports

Venue: Sun Life Stadium.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

2011 Super Bowl XLV

Venue: Cowboys Stadium.

Host city: Arlington, Texas.

2012 Super Bowl XLVI

Venue: Lucas Oil Stadium.

Host city: Indianapolis, Indiana.

2013 Super Bowl XLVII

Venue: Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

2014 Super Bowl XLVIII

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(Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

Venue: MetLife Stadium.

Host city: East Rutherford, New Jersey.

2015 Super Bowl XLIX

Venue: University of Phoenix Stadium.

Host city: Glendale, Arizona.

2016 Super Bowl 50

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Credit: Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports

Venue: Levi’s Stadium.

Host city: Santa Clara, California.

2017 Super Bowl LI

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Credit: Eric Seals-USA TODAY Sports

Venue: NRG Stadium.

Host city: Houston, Texas.

2018 Super Bowl LII

Venue: U.S. Bank Stadium.

Host city: Minneapolis, Minnesota.

2019 Super Bowl LIII

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Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports

Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

2020 Super Bowl LIV

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Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports

Venue: Hard Rock Stadium.

Host city: Miami, Florida.

2021 Super Bowl LV

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(Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

Venue: Raymond James Stadium.

Host city: Tampa, Florida.

2022 Super Bowl LVI

Venue: SoFi Stadium.

Host city: Inglewood, California.

2023 Super Bowl LVII

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Venue: State Farm Stadium.

Host city: Glendale, Arizona.

2024 Super Bowl LVIII

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Venue: Allegiant Stadium

Host city: Paradise, Nevada.

2025 Super Bowl LIX

Venue: Caesars Superdome.

Host city: New Orleans, Louisiana.

2026 Super Bowl LX

Venue: Levi’s Stadium.

Host city: Santa Clara, California.

Which city has hosted the most Super Bowls?

Miami has hosted the Super Bowl 11 times.

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