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Cities, especially smaller ones, often overstep their economic capacities in an attempt to host this prestigious event. Economic promises made during the bid process frequently do not materialize, leaving city officials and residents dealing with repercussions long after the last whistle is blown.
Conclusion: Prestige Over Profit
Ultimately, hosting the Super Bowl is less about becoming a profitable venture and more about enhancing a city's image and prestige. While cosmopolitan hubs like Miami may bask in the glory of repeated Super Bowl victories, smaller cities attempting to replicate this success typically find themselves caught in a web of debt and operational strain.