Nashville will host Super Bowl 64. Why Miami no longer qualifies
The Miami metro area will go at least 10 years without a Super Bowl, as Super Bowl LXIV announced for Nashville.
Nashville will play host to Super Bowl LXIV come 2030, meaning that the Miami metro area will go at least 10 years without a Super Bowl. The Super Bowl in Nashville will be held at the Nissan Stadium, which is set to open in 2027. According to the owner of the Hard Rock Stadium, where Super Bowls in the Miami area have previously taken place, the venue no longer meets NFL requirements .
The last Super Bowl at the Hard Rock Stadium was held in 2020. Why can't Miami currently host the Super Bowl? According to Stephen Ross , who owns both the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium, the Miami Gardens venue no longer meets the NFL requirements to host a Super Bowl.
The Miami metro area has previously seen 11 of the events, and is tied with New Orleans as the host of the most Super Bowls. “The one thing that suffered is Miami hasn’t gotten a Super Bowl here, and we normally have one every five years,” Ross said during an April 30 conference hosted by law firm Bilzin Sumberg at the Four Seasons in Brickell, according to Brian Bandell of the South Florida Business Journal . “Miami is not really in line for one.
It’s always exciting to have the Super Bowl but that was before we had all the other events. Miami has by far the best weather. It’s in their best interest to have one here but at this point they don’t believe we meet all the requirements and the demands.