New Orleans will host its 11th Super Bowl this year, tying Miami for the most ever. Los Angeles is in third with eight games. The city is a natural setting for several reasons. It has had a continuous NFL team in its city since 1967. More importantly, the city has consistently warm weather and a state-of-the-art dome.

The greater Miami area (Miami and Miami Gardens) has hosted 11 Super Bowls combined. The greater Los Angeles area (Los Angeles, Pasadena and Inglewood) has hosted eight and is in line to host No. 9 in 2027, in Inglewood. No other city has hosted the game more than five times.

Before the Caesars Superdome was built, New Orleans hosted three Super Bowl games in the city at Tulane Stadium. The stadium hosted the Super Bowl games in 1970, 1972, and 1974, for Super Bowl IV, VI, and IX. It was the first professional game ever played in the stadium.