That's the first time I've ever seen that about Baltimore

4 Queens seems to be about the cheapest option I can find for a casino/hotel in Vegas next weeked.

Luxor is over 1k for Saturday night

Yea its cheap as ever during the week but the weekend rates are insane.

I just booked Luxor and it was $710 per night for Saturday and Sunday. Leave Monday morning, Monday it's like $26! Lol. It was $500 last night after the game

If any of y'all are Hilton members you can book a couple of close, but off-strip hotels for normal rates on a rewards points booking on Saturday and Sunday night. Think it was the HGI South Strip.

A $900 a night room for 40k points - which is about as low as Hilton goes in Vegas.

I just looked at the room rate calendar on Google, might be able to shop around, but too rich for my blood. Although if you wanted to take in the experience and are ok with paying Bellagio rates for Freemont st hotels you can do it somewhat cheaper it seems.

Although lord only knows how bad they're gonna stick it to you once you land. Vegas is surgical when it comes to separating you from your money.

I just booked a room and flight, but probably just coming to watch with my son and brother. I went to Miami and the game in 2020, and there was some local Chiefs that put on a party on Sat. Anyone know if there is any think planned by the local Chiefs fan group?

check out Tickpick.com, there tickets are shown with no fees. Used them in the past.

That is steep for the Luxor. Seems that stadiums finance needs to be paid somehow and this is it.

Luxor is legitimately the only hotel I've stayed at in Vegas that i didn't like.

I'm not excited about it. I just plan to sleep there a few hours each night

Yes, that was our Arrowhead Kingdom group in Miami. The Las Vegas chapter is planning stuff all week. I started a thread on here.

I didn't really like the America's Best Value Inn off of Trop and Koval. Some hooker tried to rob me and some guy mumbling tried to run off with my cell phone.

You guys did a great job in Miami!

I have always been curious what makes people so excited to go to this specific event. I like to attend a game every now and then but the Super Bowl to me has become so over the top nutty and overpriced by a factor of thousand's. The premium seems to far exceed the return factor.

Is it to say that you went to see your team in person?
Is it the whole atmosphere of hanging out in that environment?
Is it to see celebrities and be with a unique crowd once a year?

I don't think any other single premier event goes hyper-cost increase than the Super Bowl.

Not the Daytona or Indy 500, US Open for golf or tennis, Rolling Stones or Bruce Springsteen tickets.

This seems like a $10,000 a person or greater event for a very short period of time, almost lile paying for a small wedding.

For any of you who recently attended, is it really worth all the extra money? Why is it so great to attend in person?

I went to the 100th US Open at Pebble Beach and it did not come across as so much better than other PGA golf events I have attended.

No criticism, just really curious. :hmmm: