Super Bowl LIX is driving a major surge in short-term rental demand in New Orleans. According to AirDNA, bookings for the weekend of February 9 have already generated $10.5 million in revenue, with nearly 16,000 nights sold and average nightly rates between $670 and $690, well above the city’s usual rates below $400. Occupancy reached 91% as of January 30. While Mardi Gras is typically New Orleans’s biggest tourism driver, this year’s Super Bowl is shaping up to rival it in economic impact. Compared to previous Super Bowls, New Orleans has less inventory than cities like Phoenix or Las Vegas, intensifying demand.

AirDNA reports $10.5M in short-term rental revenue ahead of Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, with occupancy hitting 91%.

New Orleans Home Rentals Skyrocket Around Super Bowl

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New Orleans Home Rentals Skyrocket Around Super Bowl