  By considering driven diffusive dynamics of exciton polaritons in an optical
microcavity with an embedded molybdenum disulfide monolayer, we determine
experimentally relevant range of parameters at which room-temperature
superfuidity can be observed. It is shown that the superfluid transitions
occurs in a trapped polariton gas at laser pumping power $P>600$ mW and and
trapping potential strength $k > 50$ eV/cm$^2$. We also propose a simple
analytic model that provides a useful estimate for the polariton gas density,
which enables one to determine the conditions for observation of room
temperature polariton superfluidity.
