Super Bowl Locations

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Super Bowl
Performer
I
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
II
Miami Orange Bowl
III
Miami Orange Bowl
IV
Tulane Stadium
V
Miami Orange Bowl
VI
Tulane Stadium
VII
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
VIII
Rice Stadium
IX
Tulane Stadium
X
Miami Orange Bowl
XI
Rose Bowl
XII
Louisiana Superdome
XIII
Miami Orange Bowl
Super Bowl
Performer
XIV
Rose Bowl
XV
Louisiana Superdome
XVI
Pontiac Silverdome
XVII
Rose Bowl
XVIII
Tampa Stadium
XVIX
Stanford Stadium
XX
Louisiana Superdome
XXI
Rose Bowl
XXII
Jack Murphy Stadium
XXIII
Joe Robbie Stadium
XXIV
Louisiana Superdome
XXV
Tampa Stadium
XXVI
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
Super Bowl
Performer
XXVII
Rose Bowl
XXVIII
Georgia Dome
XXIX
Joe Robbie Stadium
XXX
Sun Devil Stadium
XXXI
Louisiana Superdome
XXXII
Qualcomm Stadium
XXXIII
Pro Player Stadium
XXXIV
Georgia Dome
XXXV
Raymond James Stadium
XXXVI
Louisiana Superdome
XXXVII
Qualcomm Stadium
XXXIII
Reliant Stadium
XXXIX
EverBank Field
Super Bowl
Performer
XL
Ford Field
XLI
Sun Life Stadium
XLII
University of Phoenix Stadium
XLIII
Raymond James Stadium
XLIV
Sun Life Stadium
XLV
Cowboys Stadium
XLVI
Lucas Oil Stadium
XLVII
Mercedes-Benz Superdome
XLVIII
MetLife Stadium
XLIX
University of Phoenix Stadium
L
Levi's Stadium
LI
NRG Stadium
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Level 52
Feb 9, 2017
Please accept current and former names of a particular stadium. Also, I said "Los Angeles Coliseum" for Super Bowl I and that was not accepted. Same with the Superdome, please just accept that. It does not make sense to remember every single sponsor of that past 30 years. Please change that. Also, the new Cowboys stadium is called "AT&T Stadium," not "Cowboys stadium."