NFL announces future Super Bowl venues

The NFL has announced the locations for the next three Super Bowls with Atlanta, Miami and Los Angeles chosen for Super Bowls LIII, LIV and LV.

The NFL announced at the Spring League Meeting that Atlanta has won the right to host the Super Bowl in 2019. 

It will be the third time they host the game and the first Super Bowl in Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, which is under construction and scheduled to open in 2017.

The 2020 Super Bowl will mark a return to South Florida for the first time in a decade. 

Super Bowl LV in 2021 will take place in Los Angeles. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell previously called the plans for the newRams stadium to be “transformational, not just for theRams, not just for the Los Angeles community but for the NFL.”

Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank said: “We think Mercedes-Benz Stadium is a great host stadium for the Super Bowl”

“Thank you to all fans and citizens for their support.”

Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross added: “The only thing better than winning the 2020 Super Bowl is playing in it and winning it.” 

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