CNN —When Super Bowl Sunday rolls around each year — whether it’s in Miami, New Orleans, Los Angeles or Minneapolis — Las Vegas still draws the crowds.
It took years — and a Supreme Court ruling legalizing sports betting — for the National Football League to view Las Vegas in a different light.
“We’re sold out, have been for the last month,” said Paul Hobson, general manager of the Sahara Las Vegas hotel-casino.
“Las Vegas has a lot of people going there for Super Bowl weekend anyway,” Stephenson said.
Additionally, the visitors it attracts spend a whole lot more than the ones who would show up on your typical Super Bowl weekend, Hill said.
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