With the matchup set, NFL fans are already looking forward to who will lift the Lombardi Trophy at Super Bowl 58.
The NFL's title game has always been held at a pre-determined site, and this year's game is no different, as the venue was selected back in 2021. The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers will not only be part of Super Bowl stadium history, but they will be playing the game in a new city and state.
Here's what to know about where this season's Super Bowl will be played:
Super Bowl 58 will be played at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas – home of the Las Vegas Raiders – next to the Las Vegas Strip.
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It will be the first time Allegiant Stadium will host the Super Bowl, as the stadium opened in 2020. It is the first time a Super Bowl will be played in the state of Nevada, and third consecutive season it will be played in the West Coast (State Farm Stadium in Arizona in 2023, SoFi Stadium in California in 2022).
Super Bowl 58 will be on Feb. 11, 2024.
Super Bowl 58 will be the first time Las Vegas and the state of Nevada will be hosting a Super Bowl, making Nevada the 11th state to have hosted a Super Bowl. Las Vegas will be the 19th city to host a Super Bowl, and Allegiant Stadium will be the 27th stadium to host the game.
Allegiant Stadium is a domed stadium, so weather will not be a factor for the game. It has a capacity of 65,000, making it the fourth-smallest stadium in the NFL with Ford Field (65,000), State Farm Stadium (63,400) and Solider Field (61,500).
The game will also be played on natural grass, as it sits on a retractable tray that can be grown outside and moved inside for the game.
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