The National Football League has chosen Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium as the site for Super Bowl LXII in 2028. Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the home field for the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United, made the announcement on Twitter, stirring excitement across the city.
This will mark the fourth time Atlanta has hosted the Super Bowl, with the last event held in 2019, also at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
The Details: This decision brings the Super Bowl back to Atlanta nine years after its last visit. Opened in 2017, Mercedes-Benz Stadium is widely recognized for its unique design and retractable roof. It’s also known for its fan-friendly pricing on concessions and commitment to sustainable practices, making it a popular venue for large events. The stadium seats 71,000 but can expand to accommodate over 75,000 for major events like the Super Bowl.
Why It Matters: Hosting the Super Bowl is a major win for Atlanta’s economy. In 2019, when Mercedes-Benz Stadium last hosted, the city saw an economic impact of over $350 million from tourism, local spending, and business generated by the influx of visitors. With the NFL selecting Atlanta again, local businesses, hotels, and the hospitality industry stand to benefit from another economic boost.
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What’s Next: City officials and local businesses will begin preparations over the next several years to ensure the 2028 event is a success. In the meantime, Atlanta residents and football fans alike can anticipate more announcements regarding the Super Bowl’s impact on the city and ticket availability as the date approaches.
