Super Bowl Sunday and Las Vegas go together like Bert & Ernie, Pinky & The Brain, Toejam & Earl, and … You get the idea.
Needless to say, it’s a madhouse. If you don’t have a party reserved, you may find yourself posted up at the Applebee’s in North Las Vegas. Nobody wants that.
To help folks find a spot to land, I’ve created the most complete list of Super Bowl Watch parties in Las Vegas available on the World Wide Web.
Of course, I’ll also link out to each event so that you can quickly compare and contrast your options and buy tickets.
I’ll be adding parties as they’re scheduled!
Free Super Bowl Watch Parties
South Point Big Game Watch Party: An annual tradition, South Point hosts a free viewing party in its Grand Ballroom, featuring satellite betting stations, food/drink deals, and an enjoyable atmosphere. Seats go quickly, so get in line early if you want to sit.
Downtown Events Center Biggest Big Game Bash: Located just off Fremont Street near The D, The Downtown Events Center will host a free outdoor watch party. Gameday bites and beverages will be available for purchase, and tables/man caves can be reserved for an additional fee.
Watch Parties on Fremont Street
Downtown Grand Big Game 2026: DTG will host two separate parties:
- The Fremont Ballroom party starts at $129.89 and includes an assigned seat and all you can eat & drink through the 3rd quarter. A cash bar will remain open through the 4th quarter.
- Freedom Beat’s party costs $119.22 and also includes an open bar and AYCE buffet through the 3rd quarter with a cash bar remaining open through the 4th.

The D’s Bar Canada Big Game Bash 2026: Admission to The D’s Big Game Bash costs $175 per person for groups of 4, 8, or 10, and includes unlimited drinks. Food from Bacon Nation will be available for purchase.
They’ll also be hosting a watch party in their ballroom for $200 per person which includes unlimited stadium-style food and drinks.
Plaza Big Game 2026 Viewing Party: Plaza is offering 3 distinct flavors of watch party across their property:
- VIP Showroom Party, which costs $281 per person and includes an open bar through the end of the game, and an upscale food buffet.
- Big Game Viewing Party, which costs $131 per person and includes a stadium food buffet, HD projection screens, and a cash bar in a conference room setting.
- The Sand Dollar will host a watch party for just $45 per person. Seating is first-come, first-served, and no “freebies” are included.

Circa’s Big Game Bash: Circa is hosting several events across the property that include:
- Seating in the book, which starts at $400 (straight rental fee).
- “Private Watch Zones” can be reserved by groups of 6+ for $350 per person and include unlimited food and drink.
- Standing-room-only (“field access”) tickets to Stadium Swim start at $125 and include 2 drink tickets and buffet access.

Watch Parties on The Strip
Rockhouse – Big Game 2026: Found in Venetian’s intricately themed Grand Canal Shoppes, seating at Rockhouse’s bar starts at a $175 per person minimum spend, and tables require a minimum spend of $250 per person.
Smelly Cat: A new karaoke bar in front of Horseshoe, Smelly Cat’s party costs $175 per person, and includes a seat and access to an open bar.

AmeriCAN Big Game 2026: Although their location along the LINQ Promenade has closed, ameriCAN still fired me over pricing for their Big Game watch party, which is $175 per person and includes premium open bar access.
Vital Vegas reported that their new location will be at TI, so I assume that’s where this party will be held.

Atomic Golf at STRAT: There are a few distinct packages at Atomic Golf worth mentioning:
- All Inclusive Astrocade: For $99 per person, you’ll have access to a gameday buffet and bottomless beer, wine, and house spirits.
- All Inclusive Cosmic Lounge: For $119 per person, you’ll have access to the 4th-floor Cosmic Lounge, a gameday buffet, and bottomless beer, wine, and house spirits.
- Hitting Bays: Bays range from $999 – $1,250 depending on location, can accommodate 20-24 guests each, and include gameday buffet access in addition to bottomless beer, wine, and house spirits.
Oh, and AYCG (all you can golf).

Off-Strip Big Game Parties
Westgate Big Game Party: A popular option, individual tickets cost $275 per person, guarantee you a seat, access to an open bar, a stadium-style buffet (pizza, Philly cheesesteaks, wings, etc.), and a chance to win prizes via a halftime raffle.
We’re still waiting on 2026 Pricing (was $250pp in the past) – I’ll add it once announced!

The George at Durango: A beautiful indoor/outdoor setting, general admission to The Yard starts at a $175 minimum spend per person, while a table requires $250 spend per person.

The Big Game 2026 at Slater’s 50/50: Slater’s 50/50 (Lake Mead location) is offering a reserved seat, open bar (30 craft beer options, well drinks & wine), and an AYCE game day buffet starting at $158.13 per person.
Hofbrauhaus Super Sunday: $185 per person gets you a seat, AYCD beer, wine, and specialty cocktails, and one of the more unique AYCE menus in town that’s stocked with items like Baumeister bier chili, riesenbratwurst, French fries and beer cheese, mac and cheese, and Bayerische gulaschuppe (whatever that is).
Another fantastic resource to reference when researching which Big Game watch parties is the “Vegas BigGame” Facebook group. There, you’ll find reviews from real people who have attended events in the past.
Just join the group, and search for the parties you are considering – You’ll find all kinds of great info!
On the day of the game, ensure your wagers are in with plenty of time as lines will be out the door. If you have yet to do so, ensure to sign up for your sportsbook’s mobile app and have that piggy bank stuffed so you can get action anywhere, with no wait.
Is your watch party not on the list? Feel free to contact me, and I’ll be happy to add it!
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I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.
Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.

Daryn H
Thursday 30th of January 2025
Thanks for writing this up for 2024
Sam
Wednesday 20th of November 2024
Hi thanks for this great page and updates. I can't seem to find what the "private watch zones" at Circa look like. I contacted them and they just sent the the basic flyer. Would you happen to have more info? Thanks in advance.
Jake Hoffman
Thursday 21st of November 2024
@Sam, shoot, I’ve never personally experienced them so don’t know exactly. May be worth a follow up email to them.
Considering it’s Circa, I can only imagine they lol be amazing though.
Sorry I couldn’t be of more help!
Colin
Thursday 7th of December 2023
I'm interested in bringing my son (13) to a viewing party. Are there any options?
Thanks and I appreciate your site, Colin
Jake Hoffman
Friday 8th of December 2023
Hey Colin - I'm poking around some of these parties and am not seeing much guidance. My guess is you'll need to avoid bars, but restaurant parties, and even the ballroom party at westgate may be in play. I'd recommend picking 2 or 3 preferred parties and shooting them an email detailing your situation.
John houle
Sunday 12th of February 2023
Looking for a place for 2 adults our 13 year old, food only
Tommy
Wednesday 26th of January 2022
Nice list. We are going to share in the Vegas Big Game Facebook Group. All are welcome to join.
Sunday 6th of February 2022
@Jake, Just saw this comment now. And we just re-shared it since Mark Meltzer tweeting about it
Jake
Thursday 27th of January 2022
Thanks Tommy! I threw a link to the Vegas BigGame FB group in the article. What a fantastic resource. Great work.