For NFL Super Bowl LVIII, What Happens In Las Vegas Plays In Las Vegas
Wednesday, August 23, 2023 at 06:31PM By Barry Janoff
August 23, 2023: Never a place to go small, Las Vegas is going big even by its standards when it hosts Super Bowl LVIII in February 2024 in Allegiant Stadium, home to the NFL Raiders, a first for the city.
“Super Bowl LVIII will mark an historic achievement for the city of Las Vegas," Sam Joffray, president and CEO for the Las Vegas Super Bowl LVIII Host Committee, said during a media conference,
“Las Vegas is renowned for its entertainment and hospitality, and we are grateful to our community partners and elected officials for their support and collaboration in planning these monumental events. Together, we look forward to welcoming fans to the city for what will be an unforgettable week."
During the week prior to the game, scheduled for Feb. 11, 2024 (CBS), people will have access to such ticketed events as Super Bowl Opening Night fueled by Gatorade in Allegiant Stadium (Feb. 5), Super Bowl Experience in Mandalay Bay Convention Center Feb. 7-10), the 25th Annual Super Bowl Soulful Celebration at The Pearl Theater at Palms Casino Resort (Feb. 7) and Taste of the NFL in Keep Memory Alive Center (Feb. 10).
Events that week also include the NFL-sanctioned Super Bowl Breakfast private event in Caesars Palace (Feb. 10).
In January, NFL Green is joining with the Super Bowl Host Committee, the Raiders, Clark County Parks, Verizon and others for Super Kids-Super Sharing, a sports equipment, book and school supply donation, which puts new and gently used items in the hands of local kids in need. This event is private and not open to the public.
The Host Committee said with the backing of its supporters — including Legacy Philanthropic Partner, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians — it would “continue its efforts to make a lasting and meaningful impact on Southern Nevada through Super Bowl LVIII Business Connect, the UNLV internship program, the Team LV volunteer program, various charitable events and more to be announced.”
NFL Headquarter Hotel at Caesars Palace will be the league’s home base while on-site in Las Vegas.
The Super Bowl Media Center powered by Verizon will be in Mandalay Bay Convention Center.
The NFL said Super Bowl Experience “offers people the opportunity to collect autographs from current NFL players and Legends, shop for merchandise from NFL Shop presented by Visa, and participate in new and enhanced interactive games and youth football clinics.”
Super Bowl Experience will also feature photo opportunities with the Vince Lombardi Trophy, a 40-yard dash against NFL players on LED screens and a Super Bowl display showcasing all 57 Super Bowl rings.
During Super Bowl Opening Night fueled by Gatorade, people are invited to Allegiant Stadium ahead of Super Bowl LVIII as Super Bowl players and coaches speak to media during their only public appearance in Las Vegas before Super Bowl Sunday.
People will be able to take part in family friendly activities, including photo opportunities, exclusive merchandise by NFL Shop presented by Visa and autographs from NFL players. There will be no direct access to players on the two Super Bowl teams. (Tickets required.)
“We are thrilled to bring Super Bowl LVIII to Las Vegas," Peter O'Reilly, NFL evp-club business, major events and international, said via the league.
“This city is a capital of sports and entertainment, always providing an incredible high-energy atmosphere for our events. We look forward to continuing the work with our local partners to provide an extraordinary experience for the Las Vegas community and show fans around the world what this city has to offer."
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