The NFL has locked in the date for Super Bowl LXII: the game that will cap the 2027 season is set for Sunday, February 13, 2028, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
This marks Atlanta’s fourth time hosting the Super Bowl and the second time the event will be played at Mercedes-Benz Stadium (the first was Super Bowl LIII in 2019).
Super Bowl LXII in Atlanta Date Set
The stadium, home of the Atlanta Falcons, has established itself as a premier venue since opening, and the return of the league’s biggest game underscores the city’s continued appeal as a Super Bowl host.
Super Bowl LXII will conclude the 2027 NFL season. By tradition, the game falls in mid-February, giving teams and fans a clear target after the regular season and playoffs. Ticket interest is already building, with packages and deposits being promoted well in advance of the event.
Atlanta previously hosted Super Bowls XXVIII (1994), XXXIV (2000), and LIII (2019). Bringing the championship back for a fourth time reinforces the city’s infrastructure, fan experience, and track record with major events. Mercedes-Benz Stadium’s modern design, retractable roof, and capacity make it well-suited for the spectacle of Super Bowl Sunday.
As the 2027 season approaches, attention will turn to the competing teams, the halftime show, and the broader festivities that surround the game. For now, February 13, 2028, stands as the official date when the Lombardi Trophy will next be awarded in Atlanta.
