F1 Vegas tickets

[Django x2]

Another F1 ticketing pooshow. Well, to be fair, like most ticketing systems these days, joined the "queue" to join the "queue" then at 5:02am the webpage wasn't changing so I duplicated the tab and rolled straight into the ticket page, but was faced with only two options. Expensive, and ridiculously expensive. I had a budget in mind which covered "expensive" so I grabbed two, but close contacts in the States say the big resorts have been buying up tickets and "packaging" then up into ludicrous pricing, some hitting $30k for the 3 nights.

Still, subject to travel, we'll be off to F1 Vegas with the mindset that if we see any of the race, it'll be a bonus..

 

[Django x2]

Was gonna say accommodation might be more of an issue than tickets (from a pricing rather than availability perspective). Would be phenomenal to be there though.

You'd think. Ceasers Palace was cheaper than the cost of the F1 ticket grand stand.

 

[Django x2]

@Django x2 would you mind sharing the cost? I was thinking about going to the Vegas one in the coming years. My sister lives over there so it's a plan I have in the back of my head.

Well, I had a max ticket budget, but as I say, due to the way so many ticketing systems seem to work these days, there was no real choice.. The tickets were $2k each for a grandstand seat. That included the "handling fee" which annoyed me, at $400. All drinks and food included.

 

[Django x2]

Was that for all weekend or just race day?

Yes, Thursday through to Saturday. Race is on Saturday.