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The National Football League (NFL) and host city committees confirmed that Super Bowl LX will take place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on February 8, 2026, marking a significant return to the Bay Area for the league's championship game. This upcoming matchup, set to feature the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks, serves as the first in a series of high-profile assignments for stadiums across the United States. The venue selection is part of the league's strategic rotation to utilize ultra-modern facilities and cities with proven infrastructure capable of managing the massive influx of international fans and media typical of the Super Bowl. Following the 2026 event, the NFL has established a clear roadmap for its premier championship through 2028. In 2027, the focus will shift to Southern California as SoFi Stadium in Inglewood hosts its second Super Bowl, having previously served as the site for Super Bowl LVI in 2022. The 2028 season finale is slated for Atlanta, where Mercedes-Benz Stadium will welcome the event for the first time since 2019. These selections highlight the league's preference for state-of-the-art venues that have recently entered the rotation or have undergone significant technological upgrades to enhance the spectator experience. The historical context of these selections is notable, as New Orleans recently tied the record for the most selections in history by hosting its 11th Super Bowl at the Caesars Superdome. While veteran host cities like New Orleans continue to be staples of the NFL calendar, the shift toward newer venues like Levi's Stadium—which previously hosted only Super Bowl 50—signals a new era of coastal dominance in the scheduling process. As the 2029 location remains a subject of intense speculation and bidding among major metropolitan areas, the league continues to prioritize a mix of traditional football hubs and modern architectural marvels to maintain the game’s status as a global sporting phenomenon.