From Business Insider.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta has hosted everything from Super Bowl weekend to concerts by Beyoncé and Taylor Swift. It’s also set to host matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. On its busiest weekends, the stadium holds major events on back-to-back days. When that happens, more than 1,000 employees work through the night to flip the site in under 18 hours, cleaning the stadium, repainting the field, and preparing thousands of meals. We spent 24 hours with the team as it switched from a Saturday night college football championship to a Sunday afternoon NFL game between the Atlanta Falcons and a 2026 Super Bowl LX team, the Seattle Seahawks.

00:00 – Intro
01:05 – Confetti Cleanup
02:44 – Field Paint Removal
03:25 – Cleaning the Stadium
05:02 – Repainting the Field
06:34 – Cooking for 70,000 Fans
07:57 – Game Day Food Deliveries
08:59 – Sideline Equipment Arrives
09:42 – Kickoff
10:19 – Wrapping Up
11:30 – Credits
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