Super Bowl For the Super Bowl, they're using an existing stadium that's going to be used [after] it's over.". Host But who benefits from Why the Economic Impact of Super Bowls is So Controversial Stadiums built within the last few years have cost billions of dollars, whereas State Farm Stadium cost $455 million to construct. For instance, last years hotel revenue in Tampa saw a jump of 166% year over year. Read More Super Bowl hangover could be realor maybe it's the NY Giants, The ASU analysis was commissioned by the committee and determined the earlier Super Bowl brought in about $500 million to the city, Rousseau said. It is an event where you want to put everything into it and your best foot forward," said Steve Hill, president and CEO of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. (photo via CHUYN/iStock/Getty Images Plus), U.S., Although fewer visitors from out of town will be drawn to Los Angeles if the Rams move on to play in the Super Bowl, experts point out that SoFi Stadium, with 70,240 seats, is sold out already and many of the largest hotels are already fully booked, regardless of who plays on Super Bowl Sunday. LAS VEGAS (KTNV) People always use the phrase This is our Super Bowl." When State Farm Stadium was tapped to host Super Bowl LVII back in 2018, Arizona already knew it would take five years to plan for 60 minutes of football. It happened in large part because of the vision of pro-business leaders and a talented and educated workforce. Furthermore, local politicians and civic leaders who wish to place a feather in their collective caps may be inclined to hire a consulting firm that will take a more liberal and aggressive approach to estimating economic impact. So, who benefits the most from the Super Bowl?
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