Super Bowl LXI is Feb 14, 2027: five game-day promo clips for $2.96

Super Bowl LXI is on Sunday, February 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, so a bar or restaurant that wants a game-day promo has to share the night with Valentine's Day. A workable plan is five vertical clips: three 5-second Wan 3.0 clips at 480p ($0.32 each) for the feed, and two 8-second Wan 3.0 clips at 720p ($1.00 each) for the two offers that matter most. At the estimates Sume shows before a run, that is $2.96 before captions.

The date comes from Wikipedia's Super Bowl LXI page, which also says ESPN and ABC broadcast the game and Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited stream it, and from NFL.com, which confirms a February 2027 game at SoFi Stadium. Both were read on 2026-10-11.

Why plan this in October?

Because the date collides with another holiday. A Sunday on February 14 means couples want a table and fans want a screen, and a venue can only say one clear thing per clip. Writing the offers down now, while no one is rushing, lets you decide which clip serves which crowd. For the Valentine's side, see the Sunday Valentine's plan. For another long-lead plan, see the Lunar New Year 2027 greeting video plan.

Which five clips?

Keep each clip to one promise, so a viewer on a phone gets it in one pass.

• Clip 1 (5 s): the screens and seating, a quiet wide shot of the room before doors open.
• Clip 2 (5 s): the food special, a close shot of the plate with the price in a caption.
• Clip 3 (5 s): the drink special, same framing, same caption style.
• Clip 4 (8 s): the reservation line for the early seating, with the cutoff day in the caption.
• Clip 5 (8 s): the walk-in line for the game itself, with the doors-open time.

What does it cost on Sume?

The table uses the per-clip estimates Sume computes from model, resolution and duration for a 9:16 request with audio on. They are list price with Sume's house margin applied, which is what the create screen shows before you run. Treat them as the estimate for this plan, not a quote for other settings.

How do you keep claims safe?

Put the facts that can change into captions rather than the generated picture, so you can fix a time or a price without regenerating a clip. Do not show team logos or a league mark you do not have rights to, and check the league's own rules before using the game's name in a paid ad. Generated food is an illustration, so shoot or upload your real plate for the price clip if the portion matters.

Runs are asynchronous jobs: you submit all five, then poll or wait for each result, as described in Jobs and results. Sume's basics page explains where to start.

When should you run it?

Generate in early February, post the reservation clips first, and leave the doors-open clip until the week of the game. Because the plan costs under three dollars, you can re-run any clip whose wording changes without worrying about the budget. If the venue also takes Valentine's bookings, keep the two sets of clips in separate posts so each audience sees one message.