The 2023 Las Vegas GP is the talk of the town as Formula 1 is investing heavily in the marketing of the event.
The upcoming 2023 season seems extremely crucial for the market in the United States of America. This is not only because the event is recently gaining a lot of audience from the region. It is also because the 2023 calendar features three races in the North American country.
F1 will be traveling to America on three different occasions in 2023. F1 will come to Miami, COTA in Texas, and lastly the much-awaited season finale in Vegas.
Anyways, also garnering attention are the huge costs of the race. Now, Casino giant Caesars Entertainment has come with a new package for the Grand Prix. They are offering probably the most lavish guest package for the race at a whopping $5 Million.
The Package named the “Emperor package” offers a five-night stay through the race week in the Nobu Sky Villa at Caesars Palace. As expected, more amenities are also included in the package. These include access to Rolls Royce with a personal driver and two tickets to Adele’s concert.
The multimillion-dollar package also offers VIP access to the 4700 square feet terrace giving a complete view of the strip. This terrace will be made and decorated like an F1 race track.
Costliest F1 race – the Las Vegas GP
Furthermore, the Las Vegas GP is anticipated to be the most costly event on the calendar. The prices of tickets for general admission only begin at $500. Moreover, these standing general admission tickets were added only after the complaints from the fans. It was feared that the hotels around the strip will rule and dictate the prices of the tickets making them many times costlier. The tickets for grandstands began at $2500 when the tickets first went on sale in November.
F1 CEO Stefano Domecalli has already cleared that the tickets will be on the “higher side” due to the audience that comes to Las Vegas:
“In terms of price positioning, we are going to be on the top side because this is Las Vegas and that is the nature of the customer coming to Las Vegas.”
It will be interesting to see if the Las Vegas GP will be able to live up to the hype next year in terms of the racing experience for the fans. Furthermore, the upcoming calendar will be the longest in the history of F1.
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