Tourism officials are still holding out hope that some form of the Boring Co.’s Vegas Loop transportation project will be operable by Super Bowl LVIII.

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority President and CEO Steve Hill has noted the Super Bowl goal for the Vegas Loop in the past and is still hoping that dream comes to fruition.

“I think it’s still a possibility,” Hill said of having the Vegas Loop operating by Feb. 11, 2024. “We are working to try and make that happen.”

The Vegas Loop, operated by the Elon Musk-owned Boring Co., will be a 34-mile tunnel network with at least 55 stations, including at Allegiant Stadium, Harry Reid International Airport, UNLV, various Las Vegas Strip resorts and downtown Las Vegas locations.