Super Bowl LVIII between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers is taking place in Las Vegas. Sin City certainly knows how to throw a party. It’s also not one of the cheapest getaways in the world.
Sensing a theme here? This year’s iteration of the big game is both lavish and expensive. Just check out the average ticket price for Sunday’s game.
None of that takes into account luxury suites inside Allegiant Stadium. One is actually going for a whopping $2.5 million for the game. It will include 20 super-rich guests and an absolutely ridiculous spread.
We’re not kidding.
- Surf and turf buffet
- Wagyu beef hot dogs
- Lobster
- carne asada fries
- seafood stuffed potatoes
- full-service open bar
Talk about Super Bowl food jacked up some for the Vegas scene.
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The spread looks absolutely insane, too.
A total of 20 people sharing this suite comes in at $125,000 a piece. Does that seem worth it? Well, it’s all relative. For the typical person, that’s at least a down payment for a house. For millionaires and billionaires, it’s pennies.
The real question here is obvious. Who put out the money to watch Super Bowl LVIII in style? Our money is on Taylor Swift and her crew to cheer on Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.