Unverified reports suggest the Super Bowl in 2030 may be played in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Leaked Details
A recent online claim, allegedly originating from unnamed sources linked to league logistics planning, points towards the Mercedes-Benz Superdome hosting Super Bowl LXIV in February 2030. The information surfaced briefly on several sports forums before being removed.
Recent Hosting History & Feasibility
- Established Venue: The Mercedes-Benz Superdome (Caesars Superdome) is a frequent Super Bowl host, last staging Super Bowl XLVII in 2013.
- NFL Rotation Strategy: New Orleans has historically been part of the NFL's rotation of traditional warm-weather/hostile dome locations, including Miami, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Houston.
- Infrastructure: New Orleans possesses the requisite hotel capacity, convention space, and transportation infrastructure, albeit with known traffic challenges.
- Precedent: The NFL has recently awarded games to "proven" hosts like Las Vegas (Super Bowl LVIII) and New Orleans (awarded Super Bowl LIX for 2025).
League Selection Process
The NFL awards Super Bowls years in advance through a formal, competitive bidding process involving city/venue proposals and ownership votes. Locations for Super Bowls beyond the immediately announced ones (LIX-New Orleans in 2025, LX-Santa Clara in 2026, LXI-Houston in 2027) remain unconfirmed and under deliberation.
Unofficial Status & Expectations
This information remains speculative and lacks official corroboration. The NFL has not announced any host city beyond Super Bowl LXI in Houston (February 2027). Any "leak" concerning 2030 is almost certainly premature and potentially inaccurate. An official announcement regarding Super Bowl LXIV is unlikely before 2026-2027, following the league's standard timeline. Reliable confirmation will only come through official NFL channels when the selection process concludes.
