Super Bowl suites are already selling for record prices of up to $3million – nearly a year before the NFL’s end-of-season showpiece lands in the Bay Area.

Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers, will host Super Bowl LX in February 2026. 

The 68,500-seater arena in Santa Clara includes 174 luxury suites which cost as little as $40,000 for regular season games in the NFL. 

But some of these boxes are already being sold for more than $2.5m as tech bros from Silicon Valley battle for a seat at the biggest game in football.

The start of the 2025 season is still months away but the cheapest suites are believed to be going for almost $2m. One, on the market for $2.5m, includes just six stadium seats and two stools – and is shared with another group of eight.

Boxes at Levi’s Stadium typically hold around 20 people and a handful are available to buy for the 49ers’ upcoming games in 2025, with prices ranging from $40,000 to $50,0000. Or as little as $10,000 for preseason games.

Super Bowl suites are selling for record prices nearly a year before the game at Levi’s Stadium

One of the 174 luxury suites cost as little as $40,000 for regular season games in the NFL

The view from a suite at Levi’s Stadium, which will host the end-of-season showpiece in 2026

They typically come with game tickets and VIP parking pᴀsses as well as food and drink

They typically come with game tickets and VIP parking pᴀsses as well as food and drink including nachos and ‘Bay City Roller Dogs’.

For Super Bowl LIX, they also include a VIP entrance to Levi’s Stadium and a ‘personal suite attendant’.

But, as revealed by the Daily Mail, high rollers are treated to a ‘whole weekend’ of luxury ahead of Super Bowl Sunday.

Earlier this year in New Orleans, where the Eagles beat the Chiefs at Caesars Superdome, guests were offered add-ons including private jet travel, alligator swamp tours, pregame parties and DJ lessons.

In the days leading up to Super Bowl LIX, the cheapest suite was on the market for around $500,000. 

Interest waned after the Chiefs and the Eagles – two teams had appeared in six of the past eight Super Bowls – won their respective divisions.

But it’s understood that suites for next year are already in high demand because of the location of Levi’s Stadium – just outside San Francisco – and money pouring in from Silicon Valley.

Every year, most of the boxes are reserved for the NFL and its partners. The remainder are sold off to high rollers.