Kalshi Pointing Toward Florida: Which Team Could Host the 2031 Super Bowl?

Jacksonville Gains Attention

The 2031 Super Bowl is drawing early attention, even as the focus remains on the 2027 game. Kalshi’s market currently places the Jacksonville Jaguars at an 18% chance of hosting.

Jacksonville opened at 16% and has stayed near that level. Kalshi will settle the market after the NFL officially names the 2031 host site; a $10 trade backing Jacksonville would profit $42.50 if it hosts.

Florida’s Hosting Record

Florida has hosted the Super Bowl 17 times: 11 in Miami, five in Tampa and one in Jacksonville. Jacksonville’s only previous hosting was in 2005, and it is now seeking a second.

The Jaguars are pointing to EverBank Stadium’s $1.4 billion renovation. The project includes a translucent canopy and major upgrades to the concourses.

Hotel Rooms Pose A Hurdle

The NFL requires host cities to make hotel rooms available for at least 35% of stadium capacity. Jacksonville currently falls short of that requirement. When Jacksonville hosted in 2005, it chartered five cruise ships docked along the St. Johns River to accommodate guests. The city’s hotel capacity remains a potential obstacle for another hosting bid.

Cleveland And New Orleans

Cleveland has never hosted a Super Bowl, but it is making a case for 2031 with a $2.6 billion new stadium project and surrounding-area development. The stadium will have a roof.

Reports say the NFL remains skeptical about Cleveland’s ability to meet the event’s hotel, transportation and security demands. New Orleans, by contrast, has hosted 11 Super Bowls, tied with Miami for the most; three were held there since 2000, including the 2025 game.