Super Bowl LVIII is the first Super Bowl to be held in Las Vegas. A mega event like this in the entertainment capital of the world can only mean one thing: a legendary gameday like no other!
Location & Stadium
The Super Bowl will be held at Allegiant Stadium, located adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip. This 65,000+ seat, climate-controlled stadium is home to the Las Vegas Raiders, providing an exceptional experience for fans and players alike.
Unlike other NFL games, tailgating is not permitted at this event. Although there are plenty of places to find food and drinks inside the stadium, you should arrive prepared to wait until you’re inside to grab a bite.
Make sure you’re familiar with Allegiant Stadium’s security policies to make for a smoother, quicker entry process on game day. Purses and bags can’t exceed 4.5″ x 6×5″ unless they’re clear, in which case they can be up to 12″ x 6″ x 12″. It’s a lot easier to ditch the excess items and stick with a small bag or no bag at all! Exceptions can be made for fans with medically necessary items once they’ve been checked by security at the gate.
As for parking at Allegiant Stadium, guests have a variety of parking lots and spots to choose from. You can also get to the stadium on foot if you’re staying nearby or use a ride share, taxi, or The Duece to eliminate parking stress entirely.
Tickets
The Super Bowl is not just the biggest NFL game of the season, and it’s an entertainment event that’s watched in more than 130 countries around the world. There’s a huge demand for these pricey tickets, but nothing compares to watching the Big Game live and in person!
When Do Tickets for the Super Bowl Go On Sale?
It’s no secret that Super Bowl tickets are in high demand, but it’s not as simple as marking a date on the calendar to score your seats. Super Bowl tickets don’t go on sale to the general public. Instead, the tickets are distributed to participating NFL clubs. The participating clubs allow season ticket holders, partners, sponsors, and hosts to commit to purchase tickets.
If you aren’t already affiliated with a club that sells Super Bowl tickets, your best bet is to watch for resale tickets. Fans can resell tickets on the official NFL Ticket Exchange through Ticketmaster. Tickets are resold as late as 60 minutes after kick-off, so scoring last-minute seats is a real possibility!
How Much Are Super Bowl Tickets?
Super Bowl ticket prices vary drastically depending on when you buy the ticket, what type of ticket it is, and whether it’s a resale ticket or purchased through an NFL club. One thing is for sure, though: the tickets aren’t cheap!
Historically, resale ticket prices have been in the range of $4,000 to $6,000, but so far, 2024 tickets are going for nearly double that.
The Game
The Super Bowl is the big face-off to close out the NFL season, with the two best teams from that year playing head-to-head. That’s part of what makes the event so exciting! Despite the fact that we’re just a few weeks from game day, the teams who will take the field are still unknown.
Divisional rounds just ended, and conference championship weekend is on the horizon, which means 4 teams are still in the running to play Super Bowl LVIII. Most fans expect the Baltimore Ravens and San Fransisco 49ers to be the last teams standing, but the Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions could shake things up over championship weekend.
What Are the Odds for the Super Bowl This Year?
There’s no better place than Vegas to do a bit of sportsbetting, and you might even make some cash! These are the current Super Bowl odds as of 01/22/2024, but game odds will likely change before February 11.
- San Fransico 49ers: +145 (Bet $10 to win $24.50 total)
- Baltimore Ravens: +190 (Bet $10 to win $29 total)
- Kansas City Chiefs: +400 (Bet $10 to win $50 total)
- Detroit Lions: +700 (Bet $10 to win $80 total)
Check out our detailed guide to the best sports books in Las Vegas where you can watch the game, place your bets, and (hopefully!) win big.
Halftime Show with Usher
On the heels of his wildly successful Las Vegas residency, Usher will be headlining the highly anticipated 2024 halftime show. It’s not known exactly what the 13-minute performance will look like or what songs will be included, but there’s no doubt that it will be a great show.
Usher is known for his timeless R&B hits, impressive dance moves, and captivating stage presence. In fact, this isn’t the first time he’ll be on a Super Bowl stage! He was a special guest during the 2011 halftime show with will.i.am.
As if the halftime show wasn’t exciting enough, Usher recently announced his ninth studio album, “Coming Home,” which will be released on the same day.
Super Bowl Parties in Las Vegas
Sin City is the place to be on Super Bowl weekend, even if you don’t have tickets to watch the game at Allegiant Stadium. From Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Tailgate to the family-friendly Big Game Bash, Vegas has a Super Bowl Party for every NFL fan.
There are some free watch parties, but the biggest and best watch parties require an advance ticket purchase. Super Bowl parties are the perfect spot to connect with other NFL fans and watch every play on large, high-resolution screens with an endless supply of food and drinks.
There are Super Bowl-related events happening all week leading up to the game, too! These are a few of the events and parties that have gotten the most buzz, and our Super Bowl parties guide makes it easy to plan every minute of your game day weekend.
- 25th Annual Super Bowl Soulful Celebration
- The Super Bowl Experience
- Taste of the NFL
- Hard Rock Cafe Big Game Watch Party
- Stadium Swim Big Game Viewing Party
Hotels Near Allegiant Stadium
One of the best things about Super Bowl LVIII being hosted in Las Vegas is how many incredible hotels fans have to choose from. Despite the fact that there are more than 150,000 hotel rooms in Vegas, booking in advance is strongly recommended. Hotels that are located closest to Allegiant Stadium, with the nicest rooms, are expected to fill up first.
Some of our favorite hotels located a mile or less from the stadium are:
- Mandalay Bay
- New York New York
- Park MGM
- Delano
- Four Seasons Hotel
- Luxor
- Courtyard by Marriott
- Tropicana
- Holiday Inn Express
How to Watch the Super Bowl on TV & Streaming Services
If you won’t be inside the stadium or at a Super Bowl watch party, you can still watch the game from home or on your mobile devices. CBS will air the game on TV, or you can stream it on Paramount+. Nickelodeon will also air a family-friendly, slime-filled version of Super Bowl LVIII for young NFL fans.