By Robert Haugh
Super Bowl LX will be held in Santa Clara in February 2026. Luxury suites at Levi’s Stadium are already asking for record prices.
As reported by the Daily Mail, suites that typically cost $40,000 for regular season games are now listed at $2.5 million.
One of the high-end suites offered for $2.5 million includes just six seats and two stools, shared with another group.
For that price, you’ll get access to the luxury suite, complete with game tickets, VIP parking, and plenty of food and drinks (nachos and “Bay City Roller Dogs” included).
For comparison, suites at the 2023 Super Bowl in New Orleans sold for as much as $500,000.
But some buyers are waiting for the 2026 Super Bowl prices to drop, according to a reliable source who has been approached to purchase a suite. The source believes that the Bay Area Host Committee is having trouble raising money, and in a few months suite prices will drop substantially.
The Bay Area Host Committee is the nonprofit organization set up by the 49ers to pay the cost of hosting the Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup games. According to City Staff, they are having difficulty finding major sponsors, and Santa Clara is likely to pay for planning costs.
Non profit my a$$
Think about how much money Santa Clara is leaving on the table by not putting a tariff on sports and entertainment events. Waste my fricking time on small crap like parking meters when they should be finding a way to make money from data center transactions and Levi’s Stadium events. City leaders leave a lot be desired. Santa Clara, The Mission City.