Superbowl Ticket Prices Soar As Party Alternatives In Vegas Abound

With ticket prices at all time highs, anticipation is growing, and fans are eagerly awaiting the match up between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers.

“Prices across the venue are just starting to drop, particularly since Wednesday, but the average ticket price is still north of $12,000,” said Dustin Ray, SVP of Business Intelligence at Tickets For Less. “Tickets in the lower level are selling for just over $9,000, which is about 10% down from last week.”

While snagging a ticket to the Big Game at these prices may be a dream for many, the Super Bowl LVII experience extends far beyond the stadium. Whether you find yourself in the vibrant city of Las Vegas or celebrate from the comfort of your home, there are several ways to immerse yourself in the excitement of the game.

In Las Vegas, the Super Bowl is a spectacle that takes over the entire city, even when the game isn’t hosted there. Sportsbooks, with giant screens and lively atmospheres, become the epicenter of the weekend. Arriving early or booking your spot weeks in advance is key to securing a prime viewing spot, allowing you to experience the thrill of live betting, cheering with fellow fans and watching on screens that have you feeling like you’re at the game.

“The Super Bowl week in Las Vegas has always been special,” said Derek Stevens, CEO and owner of Circa Resort & Casino. “This year, it’s even more special with the game being played in Las Vegas for the first time. There’s no better city in America that shows off world-class culinary and special event hospitality than Las Vegas, and there’s no better place to make a bet on the game!”

Some attendees will venture to Las Vegas to take part in fan experiences and watch parties in the city. Super Bowl weekend allows fans to engage in interactive exhibits, meet NFL legends and experience endless live entertainment.

As anticipation builds throughout the week, lavish parties with top-tier DJs and A-list celebrities will fill the bars and night clubs in Las Vegas. Places like Omnia at Caesars Palace and Hakkasan at MGM Grand will transform into dazzling spectacles, hosting exclusive events that build up to the Super Bowl excitement.

Seth Kaplan, founder and CEO of unKommon, is hosting one of the largest VIP party events in the city on Saturday, Feb. 10. With artists like 21 Savage, 50 Cent and Elderbrook playing the entire night, guests can expect one of the best pre-game parties on the strip. The theme of the event is “The Maxim Casino Royale Experience” which includes poker games, VIP tables and interactive games that promise party goers an experience they won’t forget.

Kaplan explained “What we are really good at is coming into an environment and creating an experience that doesn’t exist. Las Vegas already has tons of night clubs and other things going on, but nobody is coming in and creating an interactive environment like us. Our goal is to bring the music festival experience with the sounds and the stage into a smaller, more exclusive environment.”

The day of the Big Game is what everyone is waiting for. For those who prefer to watch the game in a more communal setting, the Las Vegas Strip will be filled with watch parties and people gathering around TVs everywhere. Sports bars and day clubs have been selling ticket packages to watch the game for weeks, inviting customers with discounted food and drinks and the ability to experience the games with fans alike.

As the Super Bowl fever takes hold of Las Vegas, those without tickets will find themselves in the midst of a week-long celebration. From VIP parties to luxury bars and outdoor venues, the city offers experiences for all football enthusiasts. Whether you’re rubbing shoulders with celebrities at an exclusive event or cheering alongside a lively crowd in a packed venue, Las Vegas ensures that Super Bowl weekend will be one to remember for years to come.