When and where is Super Bowl 2024? Date, location, early odds for Super Bowl 58 next year

Kevin Skiver

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Super Bowl 57 will feature two of the league's most dominant teams in the Chiefs and the Eagles.

With that game marking the end of the 2022 NFL season, that means it's time to look ahead to the 2024 Super Bowl.

The Bears have the first overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft as they continue their rebuild, while the Eagles will be picking 10th. The top of the NFC looks to be more volatile than the AFC heading into next season. The Chiefs, Bills and Bengals appear to stand alone in the AFC.

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The Eagles' success this year has somewhat surprising with coach Nick Sirianni in just his second season leading Philadelphia. The Chiefs, meanwhile, expect to be here every year, with Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes making their third Super Bowl appearance in four years.

Will they make it four in five next season and get to play at a division rival's house? Only time will tell, but for now, here's what to know about Super Bowl 58 in 2024.

When is Super Bowl 2024?

  • Date: Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024
  • Kickoff time: 6:30 p.m. (unofficial)
  • TV channel: CBS
  • Live stream: fuboTV | Paramount+ | DAZN (in Canada)

It will be CBS's turn to broadcast the Super Bowl in 2024. This will be the second year of the NFL's 11-year media contract, which determines which network broadcasts the Super Bowl. Fox, CBS and NBC will each air three Super Bowls during that span, while ABC holds the rights to the remaining two.

CBS's top duo of Jim Nantz and Tony Romo is expected to be on the call, with longtime sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson reporting from the sideline. Gene Steratore is likely to serve as the rules analyst.

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Super Bowl 58 will be played on the second Sunday in February for the third consecutive season. From 2003 through 2021, it had been held on the first Sunday in February, but the NFL's pivot to a 17-game regular season necessitated a change.

Before 2003, all but one Super Bowl had taken place in January.

Where is Super Bowl 2024?

  • City: Paradise, Nev.
  • Stadium: Allegiant Stadium

From February 2022 to February 2023, Las Vegas has hosted two Pro Bowls and the NFL Draft. The NFL world will once again descend upon Allegiant Stadium for Super Bowl 58.

The league gave the game to Allegiant Stadium and pushed New Orleans hosting the Super Bowl back by a year. It has not named a site for Super Bowl 60 in 2026.

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The popularity of the NFL in Las Vegas is hardly surprising. The Raiders were a marquee franchise before their move from Oakland, and the league has gone all in on making Las Vegas a football destination.

Super Bowl 2024 odds

Super Bowl 58 is a long way away, but bettors will want to get some early wagers in to try to capitalize on value before free agency and the 2023 NFL Draft roll around.

As of early Feburary, the Chiefs are the favorites to hoist the Lombardi Trophy in 2024. The 49ers are behind them, with the presumption that they can figure out their quarterback situation. The Eagles made to the 2023 Super Bowl after being assigned +3300 preseason odds, if you're looking for sleepers.

Here's a look at the initial odds, per FanDuel Sportsbook, which will change frequently throughout the 2023 NFL offseason to account for notable roster moves and injuries.

TeamOdds
Kansas City Chiefs+600
Buffalo Bills+850
Philadelphia Eagles+900
San Francisco 49ers+900
Cincinnati Bengals+900
Dallas Cowboys+1500
Baltimore Ravens+1600
Los Angeles Chargers+2000
Green Bay Packers+2500
Jacksonville Jaguars+2500
Detroit Lions+2500
New York Jets+2500
Los Angeles Rams+3000
Miami Dolphins+3000
Cleveland Browns+3500
Denver Broncos+3500
New Orleans Saints+3500
Minnesota Vikings+4000
Las Vegas Raiders+4000
New York Giants+4000
Pittsburgh Steelers+5000
Carolina Panthers+5500
New England Patriots+5500
Washington Commanders+6000
Seattle Seahawks+6000
Chicago Bears+6500
Tampa Bay Buccaneers+6500
Tennessee Titans+7000
Atlanta Falcons+7500
Arizona Cardinals+28000
Houston Texans+28000
Indianapolis Colts+28000

Future Super Bowl locations, host sites

The locations of the next two Super Bowls are set. There was some intrigue surrounding the 2024 Super Bowl; New Orleans was supposed to host it, but the league moved that arrangement back a year.

The NFL then announced that Las Vegas and the Raiders would host Super Bowl 58 at Allegiant Stadium, which opened in 2020. It will be the first Super Bowl held in Las Vegas.

Below are the sites the NFL has chosen as future Super Bowl locations.

YearHost city, stadium, Super Bowl game
2024Las Vegas (Paradise, Nev.), Allegiant Stadium, Super Bowl 58
2025New Orleans, Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Super Bowl 59

Super Bowl halftime show 2024

The Super Bowl halftime show for 2024 has not yet been announced. Typically, the NFL waits until the fall to announce halftime performers. The 2021 performer, The Weeknd, was announced in November 2020, while the five artists who performed in the 2022 halftime show were revealed in September of 2021. Rihanna, the performer in the 2023 show, was announced in September.

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Super Bowl national anthem singer 2024

The national anthem singer for the Super Bowl is usually announced between two weeks and a month before the actual event. So, you'll need to wait about a calendar year to know that — unless the NFL changes its procedures.

Super Bowl 2024 tickets

It's impossible to know exactly how much Super Bowl 58 tickets will cost, but they won't be cheap. The least expensive tickets for Super Bowl 57 cost about $5,000, so it's safe to assume that the prices for a game in Vegas will be similar.

A few years ago, Sporting News looked into how the average Joe can afford to attend the Super Bowl. The easy answer: It depends. 

Super Bowl winners by year

Date Super Bowl Winner Points Loser Points MVP Stadium City State
Feb. 13, 202256Los Angeles Rams23Cincinnati Bengals20Cooper KuppSoFi StadiumInglewoodCalifornia
Feb. 7, 202155Tampa Bay Buccaneers31Kansas City Chiefs9Tom BradyRaymond James StadiumTampaFlorida
Feb. 2, 202054Kansas City Chiefs31San Francisco 49ers20Patrick MahomesHard Rock StadiumMiami GardensFlorida
Feb 3, 2019 53New England Patriots13Los Angeles Rams3Julian EdelmanMercedez-Benz StadiumAtlantaGeorgia
Feb 4, 2018 52Philadelphia Eagles41New England Patriots33Nick FolesU.S. Bank StadiumMinneapolisMinnesota
Feb 5, 2017 51New England Patriots34Atlanta Falcons28 (OT)Tom BradyNRG StadiumHoustonTexas
Feb 7, 201650Denver Broncos24Carolina Panthers10Von MillerLevi's StadiumSanta ClaraCalifornia
Feb 1, 201549New England Patriots28Seattle Seahawks24Tom BradyUniversity of Phoenix StadiumGlendaleArizona
Feb 2, 201448Seattle Seahawks43Denver Broncos8Malcolm SmithMetLife StadiumEast RutherfordNew Jersey
Feb 3, 201347Baltimore Ravens34San Francisco 49ers31Joe FlaccoMercedes-Benz SuperdomeNew OrleansLouisiana
Feb 5, 201246New York Giants21New England Patriots17Eli ManningLucas Oil StadiumIndianapolisIndiana
Feb 6, 201145Green Bay Packers31Pittsburgh Steelers25Aaron RodgersCowboys StadiumArlingtonTexas
Feb 7, 201044New Orleans Saints31Indianapolis Colts17Drew BreesSun Life StadiumMiami GardensFlorida
Feb 1, 200943Pittsburgh Steelers27Arizona Cardinals23Santonio HolmesRaymond James StadiumTampaFlorida
Feb 3, 200842New York Giants17New England Patriots14Eli ManningUniversity of Phoenix StadiumGlendaleArizona
Feb 4, 200741Indianapolis Colts29Chicago Bears17Peyton ManningDolphin StadiumMiami GardensFlorida
Feb 5, 200640Pittsburgh Steelers21Seattle Seahawks10Hines WardFord FieldDetroitMichigan
Feb 6, 200539New England Patriots24Philadelphia Eagles21Deion BranchAlltel StadiumJacksonvilleFlorida
Feb 1, 200438New England Patriots32Carolina Panthers29Tom BradyReliant StadiumHoustonTexas
Jan 26, 200337Tampa Bay Buccaneers48Oakland Raiders21Dexter JacksonQualcomm StadiumSan DiegoCalifornia
Feb 3, 200236New England Patriots20St. Louis Rams17Tom BradyLouisiana SuperdomeNew OrleansLouisiana
Jan 28, 200135Baltimore Ravens34New York Giants7Ray LewisRaymond James StadiumTampaFlorida
Jan 30, 200034St. Louis Rams23Tennessee Titans16Kurt WarnerGeorgia DomeAtlantaGeorgia
Jan 31, 199933Denver Broncos34Atlanta Falcons19John ElwayPro Player StadiumMiami GardensFlorida
Jan 25, 199832Denver Broncos31Green Bay Packers24Terrell DavisQualcomm StadiumSan DiegoCalifornia
Jan 26, 199731Green Bay Packers35New England Patriots21Desmond HowardLouisiana SuperdomeNew OrleansLouisiana
Jan 28, 199630Dallas Cowboys27Pittsburgh Steelers17Larry BrownSun Devil StadiumTempeArizona
Jan 29, 199529San Francisco 49ers49San Diego Chargers26Steve YoungJoe Robbie StadiumMiami GardensFlorida
Jan 30, 199428Dallas Cowboys30Buffalo Bills13Emmitt SmithGeorgia DomeAtlantaGeorgia
Jan 31, 199327Dallas Cowboys52Buffalo Bills17Troy AikmanRose BowlPasadenaCalifornia
Jan 26, 199226Washington 37Buffalo Bills24Mark RypienMetrodomeMinneapolisMinnesota
Jan 27, 199125New York Giants20Buffalo Bills19Ottis AndersonTampa StadiumTampaFlorida
Jan 28, 199024San Francisco 49ers55Denver Broncos10Joe MontanaLouisiana SuperdomeNew OrleansLouisiana
Jan 22, 198923San Francisco 49ers20Cincinnati Bengals16Jerry RiceJoe Robbie StadiumMiami GardensFlorida
Jan 31, 198822Washington42Denver Broncos10Doug WilliamsJack Murphy StadiumSan DiegoCalifornia
Jan 25, 198721New York Giants39Denver Broncos20Phil SimmsRose BowlPasadenaCalifornia
Jan 26, 198620Chicago Bears46New England Patriots10Richard DentLouisiana SuperdomeNew OrleansLouisiana
Jan 20, 198519San Francisco 49ers38Miami Dolphins16Joe MontanaStanford StadiumPalo AltoCalifornia
Jan 22, 198418Los Angeles Raiders38Washington9Marcus AllenTampa StadiumTampaFlorida
Jan 30, 198317Washington27Miami Dolphins17John RigginsRose BowlPasadenaCalifornia
Jan 24, 198216San Francisco 49ers26Cincinnati Bengals21Joe MontanaPontiac SilverdomePontiacMichigan
Jan 25, 198115Oakland Raiders27Philadelphia Eagles10Jim PlunkettLouisiana SuperdomeNew OrleansLouisiana
Jan 20, 198014Pittsburgh Steelers31Los Angeles Rams19Terry BradshawRose BowlPasadenaCalifornia
Jan 21, 197913Pittsburgh Steelers35Dallas Cowboys31Terry BradshawOrange BowlMiamiFlorida
Jan 15, 197812Dallas Cowboys27Denver Broncos10Harvey Martin, Randy WhiteSuperdomeNew OrleansLouisiana
Jan 9, 197711Oakland Raiders32Minnesota Vikings14Fred BiletnikoffRose BowlPasadenaCalifornia
Jan 18, 197610Pittsburgh Steelers21Dallas Cowboys17Lynn SwannOrange BowlMiamiFlorida
Jan 12, 19759Pittsburgh Steelers16Minnesota Vikings6Franco HarrisTulane StadiumNew OrleansLouisiana
Jan 13, 19748Miami Dolphins24Minnesota Vikings7Larry CsonkaRice StadiumHoustonTexas
Jan 14, 19737Miami Dolphins14Washington7Jake ScottMemorial ColiseumLos AngelesCalifornia
Jan 16, 19726Dallas Cowboys24Miami Dolphins3Roger StaubachTulane StadiumNew OrleansLouisiana
Jan 17, 19715Baltimore Colts16Dallas Cowboys13Chuck HowleyOrange BowlMiamiFlorida
Jan 11, 19704Kansas City Chiefs23Minnesota Vikings7Len DawsonTulane StadiumNew OrleansLouisiana
Jan 12, 19693New York Jets16Baltimore Colts7Joe NamathOrange BowlMiamiFlorida
Jan 14, 19682Green Bay Packers33Oakland Raiders14Bart StarrOrange BowlMiamiFlorida
Jan 15, 19671Green Bay Packers35Kansas City Chiefs10Bart StarrMemorial ColiseumLos AngelesCalifornia

Kevin Skiver

Kevin Skiver has been a content producer at Sporting News since 2021. He previously worked at CBS Sports as a trending topics writer, and now writes various pieces on MLB, the NFL, the NBA, and college sports. He enjoys hiking and eating, not necessarily in that order.