The National Football League announced host cities for the 2019 through 2021 Super Bowls on Tuesday. Next year's Super Bowl LI will be held in Houston, it was announced in 2013, while in 2014 the league decided to send 2018's Super Bowl LII to Minneapolis. Today's announcement reveals Super Bowl LIII will take place in Atlanta in 2019, Super Bowl LIV in Miami in 2020, and Super Bowl LV in Los Angeles in 2021.
Several of the games will be held in entirely new stadiums: The 53rd championship game, in Atlanta, will be in the yet-to-be-constructed Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and Minneapolis' U.S. Bank Stadium is only expected to open this fall. The 2021 Los Angeles game brings the championship back to the site of Super Bowl I and will be played in the Los Angeles Rams' proposed stadium in Inglewood.
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