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Super Bowl LXI (2027)

American FootballSoFi Stadium, Inglewood (Los Angeles), CA, USANational Football League (NFL)

There is no public ballot for this event

Anyone selling you a “lottery entry” for it is not official. The routes that actually exist are listed below, straight from the organizer.

Key facts

Ballot window: Window not announced yet
Event dates: 2027-02-14
Ballot type: none
Entry cost: n/a - no public ballot exists. The historic mail-in random drawing was free to enter (cost of certified mail only) but it no longer runs.
Eligibility: n/a. Remaining face-value paths run through NFL clubs, mainly season ticket holder drawings held by the two participating teams and the host club once finalists are known (late January 2027).
Ticket prices if you win: No public face-value sale. For Super Bowl LX (2026) face values were roughly $950-$8,500; official On Location hospitality packages cost well above face value.

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Where it stands

As of 7 Jul 2026

As of 2026-07-07: no public ballot. The famous general-public random drawing (entries historically accepted Feb 1 to June 1 the year before, by certified mail to Super Bowl Random Drawing, P.O. Box 49140, Strongsville, OH) is discontinued - do not mail entries. On Location LXI deposits are open; date and venue are official (Feb 14, 2027, SoFi Stadium).

How tickets actually work

There is no public NFL drawing to enter. Official routes: On Location (official hospitality partner) Super Bowl LXI packages and Access Guaranteed deposits at onlocationexp.com (open now); team season ticket holder drawings after Conference Championships; NFL Ticket Exchange (Ticketmaster) resale.

Your odds

The discontinued drawing awarded about 500 winners the right to buy a pair at face value. Its replacement (since the 2020-2021 seasons) is 500 free tickets given by clubs to selected fans - not enterable as a lottery. Team season ticket holder drawings are heavily oversubscribed; participating clubs must offer at least 35% of their allotment to fans (host club 10%).

Good to know

Verified end-of-lottery on official NFL sources: NFL's own help-center article (updated Feb 2020, still live Aug 2022, since removed) states the public lottery was replaced by in-season free-ticket giveaways via teams, with only an ADA Random Drawing continuing (entries Feb 1 to June 1, mail to Super Bowl ADA Random Drawing, 345 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10154). However, the official Super Bowl LX Gameday FAQ and Accessibility Guide (Jan-Feb 2026) state flatly that 'Super Bowl tickets are not released for sale to the general public' and that the NFL does not sell to the public 'whether for standard or accessible seating', with no mention of any drawing, including ADA. Treat both the public and ADA drawings as discontinued for LXI unless the NFL publishes otherwise. Many third-party sites still circulate the old Strongsville mail-in instructions - stale information. Ticket distribution: participating clubs 17.5% each, host club 5%, other 29 clubs 1.2% each, league ~25%.

Quick answers

▸Is there a public ticket ballot for Super Bowl LXI (2027)?

No. There is no official public ballot or lottery for this event. There is no public NFL drawing to enter. Official routes: On Location (official hospitality partner) Super Bowl LXI packages and Access Guaranteed deposits at onlocationexp.com (open now); team season ticket holder drawings after Conference Championships; NFL Ticket Exchange (Ticketmaster) resale.

▸How much does entering cost?

n/a - no public ballot exists. The historic mail-in random drawing was free to enter (cost of certified mail only) but it no longer runs.

▸Who can enter?

n/a. Remaining face-value paths run through NFL clubs, mainly season ticket holder drawings held by the two participating teams and the host club once finalists are known (late January 2027).