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Super Bowl host cities

January 30, 2017 at 5:46AM

Super Bowl host cities

Minneapolis last played host to a Super Bowl after the 1991 season. The Vikings finished 8-8 that year and left the winter weather behind for the Washington Redskins and Buffalo Bills to deal with in Super Bowl XXVI. The game returns for Super Bowl LII after 26 years, making Minneapolis the second northern city to host the event multiple times.

South Florida10

New Orleans10

Los Angeles7

Tampa4

San Diego3

Arizona3

Houston3*

Atlanta2

Detroit2

Indianapolis1

Jacksonville1

Minneapolis1

New York/N.J.1

Arlington, Texas1

Stanford, Calif.1

San Francisco1

* 2016-17 season Super Bowl

Upcoming host cities:

2018: Super Bowl LII, Minneapolis

2019: Super Bowl LIII, Atlanta

2020: Super Bowl LIV, Miami

2021: Super Bowl LV, Inglewood, Calif.

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