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Big Game Week

●  Super Bowl LXI · Feb 14, 2027 · SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles
Feb 14, 2027 · Los Angeles
About Big Game Week

Your Guide to Super Bowl Week 2027

What is on in the week around the game, where it is, what it costs, and whether it is worth your evening. This year that means Los Angeles.

Our Story

We Follow the Game Wherever It Lands

Big Game Week started in the Bay Area for Super Bowl LX in February 2026. The problem was small and specific. The week around the game fills up with parties, tastings and watch nights, and almost none of them sit in one place. Half of what you find is a resale page. The other half is out of date by the time you read it.

So we built a list and we checked it. Every event here is confirmed with the person running it before it goes up, and every ticket link points at the organiser rather than a reseller.

For 2027 the game moves to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, and we move with it. The city changes each year. The way we check things does not.

Where to Find the Most Exclusive Super Bowl Parties in the Bay Area
Feb 14
Game Day At SoFi
7
Days Of Parties
9th
Super Bowl In LA
ABC & ESPN
Where To Watch
What We Cover

From Santa Monica Beach to SoFi Stadium

The week spreads right across the county, from the fan events on the coast to the game itself in Inglewood. We cover the parts you would actually plan a night around.

Parties and Late Nights

The big Saturday night parties in Hollywood and downtown, and the smaller sit down tastings and dinners that do not sell out in an hour. Dress code, age limit and price on every listing we can confirm.

Travel & Venue Guides

Where the venues actually are, how long it takes to get between them, and which nights are worth staying close to Inglewood for.

Verified Before Publishing

We contact the organiser and confirm the date, venue and ticket link before an event goes live. Anything we cannot confirm stays off the site.

Why Big Game Week

One Checked List, Not Twenty Resale Pages

Search for a Super Bowl party and you get resale listings, dead links and pages written by someone who has never set foot in the city. We would rather publish fewer events and know that each one is real. If an organiser will not confirm a detail, we leave it out and say so on the listing.