Denver Eyes Super Bowl Bid for 2033 Game
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has stated the city's intention to pursue a Super Bowl bid, targeting as early as the 2033 game.
Denver, CO, October 2, 2026 —
Denver is setting its sights on hosting the Super Bowl, with Mayor Mike Johnston announcing the city’s intention to pursue a bid for the major sporting event. The target timeframe for a potential bid is as early as the 2033 game.
This announcement marks a significant step for Denver in its aspirations to join the ranks of cities that have hosted the National Football League’s championship game. While specific details regarding the bid process, potential stadium upgrades, or necessary infrastructure developments were not immediately available, Mayor Johnston’s statement indicates a clear objective for the city’s future.
The process for selecting a Super Bowl host city involves a rigorous application and selection procedure by the NFL. Factors typically considered include the suitability of the stadium, local transportation and accommodation infrastructure, and the city’s ability to showcase the event on a global scale. Hosting a Super Bowl brings substantial economic benefits through tourism, hospitality, and media attention.
Further information regarding Denver’s strategy for this bid, including potential partnerships with local organizations or discussions with the NFL, is expected to be released as the city formalizes its plans. The ambition to host the 2033 Super Bowl positions Denver as a contender in the ongoing race among cities vying for future NFL championship games.
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