Economic Impact Of Super Bowl
Economic impact of Super Bowl 2019 resulted in $400 million. The event was organized at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
New England Patriots defeated Los Angeles Rams by a deficit of 10 points. The final score was 13-3.

The charge for each 30-second advertisement was $5.25 million. The halftime show featured Maroon 5, Travis Scott, and Big Boi.
Over the weekend, around 1 million people passed through the host city, and 75,000 attended the SB. An approximate 98.48 average viewership was recorded.
2018
Economic impact of Super Bowl 2018 was $450 million. The SB LII was held in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
An average visitor spends $608 daily, which saw a surplus of $484 more than a regular tourist. Likewise, the cost for the commercial was set at $5 million.
2016
Economic impact of Super Bowl 2016 made 350 million dollars. A total of 71,088 were present to watch Denver Broncos beat Carolina Panthers.
Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, hosted the fixture. A staggering 111.86 million people nationwide tuned in to watch the tie.
5 million dollars was the price set for the commercial. An individual spent around $2k to $3k, landing a total of $15.3 billion in consumer spending.
2014
Super Bowl 2014 economic impact touched $331.8 million. Initially, an estimation of $550 to $600 million was made, reports The New York Times.
82,529 people attended the event at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The price for the advertisement was locked at $4 million.
Approximately 112.19 million people watched it nationwide.




