Nashville is officially joining the elite list of Super Bowl host cities. On May 19, 2026, NFL owners unanimously voted to award Super Bowl LXIV to Music City. The game will take place in February 2030 at the brand-new Nissan Stadium, marking the first time Tennessee’s capital hosts the NFL’s championship.

This announcement highlights Nashville’s growth as a major sports and entertainment destination, following the record-breaking 2019 NFL Draft that drew 600,000 fans and generated $224 million in economic impact.


Why Nashville and the New Nissan Stadium?
The new Nissan Stadium, currently under construction on the East Bank next to the existing venue, is set to open in 2027. Key features include:
- Capacity: Approximately 60,000 seats with no bad views — seats are designed to be 38% closer to the field on average.
- Design: Fully enclosed with a high-tech translucent ETFE roof for year-round events, regardless of weather. Expansive terraces, porches with panoramic city views, and sustainable materials.
- Field: Advanced artificial turf for optimal play.
- Cost: $2.1 billion project funded through a mix of Titans/NFL contributions, PSL sales, tourism taxes, and state support.
- Versatility: Built for Super Bowls, concerts, Final Fours, and more, plus a 12,000 sq ft community center.
The enclosed design and modern amenities impressed NFL owners, positioning Nashville perfectly for a world-class Super Bowl experience.
Economic and Cultural Impact
Hosting Super Bowl LXIV will bring massive tourism, global media attention, and economic growth. Nashville’s hotel inventory is projected to expand significantly by 2030, and the event will showcase the city’s unique blend of music, hospitality, sports, and culture. Expect NFL Honors, Super Bowl Experience, Opening Night, and community programs.
List of Nearby Hotels for Super Bowl LXIV
Book early — Super Bowl weeks see high demand and premium pricing. Here are top options close to the new Nissan Stadium (distances based on current East Bank location):
- La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Nashville Downtown / Stadium — ~0.3 miles (walking distance). Modern, smoke-free, great value with easy stadium access.
- Comfort Inn & Suites Nashville Downtown – Stadium — ~0.4 miles. Affordable, reliable, and convenient.
- Holiday Inn Nashville Downtown – Stadium — ~0.6 miles. Solid mid-range option with good amenities.
- JW Marriott Nashville — ~1.4 miles. Luxury 5-star experience in downtown.
- Hyatt Place Nashville Downtown — ~0.6 miles. Modern, pet-friendly with business amenities.
- Omni Nashville Hotel or The Hermitage Hotel — Downtown options (~1 mile) with upscale vibes and easy pedestrian bridge access to the stadium.
Pro Tip: Consider East Bank/East Nashville vacation rentals for walkable access and avoid parking/ride-share surges. Downtown hotels offer proximity to Broadway nightlife.
Super Bowl LXIV Venue FAQ
When is Super Bowl LXIV? February 2030 (exact date TBD; typically first or second Sunday).
Where is it played? New Nissan Stadium, Nashville, TN (East Bank of the Cumberland River).
What is the stadium capacity for the Super Bowl? Around 60,000–70,000 (Super Bowl configurations often add temporary seating).
Will the stadium be enclosed? Yes — perfect for February weather.
How to get tickets? Priority Access packages are available now via On Location (official NFL hospitality partner). General tickets will go through the NFL, secondary market, and lottery. PSL holders get first access.
Transportation and Parking? Limited on-site parking; expect enhanced public transit, ride-share, and pedestrian options. Plan ahead.
Halftime Show? No official announcement yet, but Nashville’s music scene makes country/pop crossovers (think Taylor Swift rumors) highly speculated.
Economic Boost? Hundreds of millions expected, similar to past host cities, plus long-term tourism gains.
Nashville’s Super Bowl era begins in 2030 — Music City is ready to host the biggest game in sports like no other place can. Whether you’re planning a trip or just excited for the celebration, this is a historic win for Tennessee.
Stay tuned for updates on tickets, events, and more as 2030 approaches.



