The significant drop in prices of the Las Vegas Grand Prix
The premier category of car races will arrive in Las Vegas, but a big problem is looming. Not all the tickets have been sold, and the hotels have not filled their rooms, so they had to significantly reduce their prices.
While the city has been paralyzed for several days to accommodate the Las Vegas Grand Prix in the best possible conditions. But the high prices and the fact that Max Verstappen has already won the 2023 championship. That is why the Las Vegas GP has generated lower expectations, and hotels have made the decision to reduce their prices.
Cheapest tickets for the Las Vegas GP when they go on sale
- Thursday: €385
- Friday: €825
- Saturday: €1645
Cheapest tickets for the Las Vegas GP now
- Thursday: €162
- Friday: €312
- Saturday: €1087
The comparison showed that the average increase in price per night was over 300% for hotels that had published their rates, and the maximum increase was 466% for the Rio hotel. However, these rates are no longer the same one week before the Las Vegas Grand Prix, as they have undergone a significant reduction.
The most striking case is that of Circus Circus, which initially had its cheapest rooms priced at 649€, but today they are already at 111€, representing an 83% decrease. Only the Aria is the hotel that has not reduced its prices, while for others, such as the Bellagio, customers can benefit from a “discount” of 5%.
The race has generated significant buzz since its initial announcement, and as more details have emerged about the track layout on the Strip,” said Brett Goldberg, CEO of ThickPick, the ticket-selling website for the GP.
However, he prefers to put things into perspective by talking about the decrease in prices. « Regardless, this represents an excellent opportunity for Formula 1 fans and those visiting Las Vegas to attend a renowned event at an affordable price. »
