We’ve entered the era where Vegas sportsbook seats for the Super Bowl can run you as much as $837 for VIP, which means you get unlimited drinks throughout Super Bowl Sunday. Of course there are options for those of you poors who want to slum it and go for the cheap seats which will run you about almost $500 (with three(!) drink tickets) and the seriously poor section — the bleachers $120 (2 drink tickets).
Here’s the sales pitch from Caesars:
The energy runs high in The Race & Sports Book at Caesars Palace! Catch all the action on custom built, 143′ HD LED screen, coupled with state-of-the-art 4-Zone Directional Sound making it one of the largest and best sounding system on the Las Vegas Strip, while lounging in one of our available 140 plush sports seats. Reserve a seat on our main floor and enjoy a seat dedicated to you and an unparalleled view of every TV in the house. Looking to feel like a VIP? Reserve a VIP seat and watch the Big Game from the exclusive upper level seating and gain access to the VIP Betting Line. In addition, all seats in the sports book now have access to mobile ordering, so you can grab a bite without missing a play. These seats won’t last, so reserve yours today!
Tell me again how long it’s going to take before these sportsbook stadiums are built inside sports stadiums. Been in the bottom of the new stadiums lately? A couple weeks ago I was in the Mercedes room or whatever they call it in Atlanta at the Benz. It’s like being in some massive five-star restaurant/club that’s about 40 feet away from the playing field. People are literally going to games and never even going out of the club to watch the game. The same goes for Levi’s Stadium. I was just there at some field level club where you didn’t need to bother going outside to watch the game.
If you think the Super Bowl seat reservations are high, Caesars is selling the VIP seats for Thursday and Friday of March Madness for $1,017.
