"Hosting the Super Bowl is a big deal, and for 2026, it heads west to Santa Clara. Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, around 45 miles southeast of San Francisco, the California city won a fiercely competitive bidding process to host the game (a privilege that reportedly costs close to $100m once security and production are factored in). It's not Santa Clara's first rodeo either, having previously hosted the Super Bowl 50 back in 2016."
"So sure, you could watch it from your sofa with a multipack of crisps. But for anyone after a proper Super Bowl experience - big screens, booming sound systems, flowing pints and American food - London has plenty of late-night parties worth staying up for. These are the best places in the city to catch it."
Super Bowl LX is a global cultural phenomenon that draws a large American expat community and homegrown fanbase in London, producing a booming nightlife fixture of watch parties. The 2026 game takes place in Santa Clara, about 45 miles southeast of San Francisco, after a fiercely competitive bidding process that reportedly costs close to $100m once security and production are included; Santa Clara previously hosted Super Bowl 50 in 2016. The event will include high-stakes action, a globe-stopping half-time show headlined by Bad Bunny with Green Day supporting, and Charlie Puth singing the national anthem. Super Bowl LX kicks off around 11.30pm GMT on Sunday February 8, and London venues offer big screens, booming sound systems, flowing pints and American food for fans cheering the New England Patriots or the Seattle Seahawks.
Read at Time Out London
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