F1 Las Vegas GP Tickets are ON SALE (FOR AMEX CARD HOLDERS)

[NYG]

Nov 3. Will be Priority List

I'm in queue.

ticketmaster

[ae03440]

Only 2000+ people ahead of me in the queue for presale

[NYG]

Originally Posted by ae03440

Only 2000+ people ahead of me in the queue for presale

Lmao...

I'm at 1420 for Koval Zone

[NYG]

Nevermind, in queue for East Harmon Grandstands now.

I ain't payin 16K for two tickets at Koval.

[NYG]

I'm getting "Sorry! Another fan beat you to these tickets, so they're no longer available. Please select another listing, or adjust your criteria and try again." for every single ticket I try to buy. It's pissing me off.

[OG Shark]

I contacted my casino host when the news first broke about the race - said I needed a 6th floor balcony room for every Fri, Sat, & Sun of Nov in '23. He just chuckled

They are already saying up there that they expect this to be the biggest weekend Vegas has every seen. Las Vegas Blvd fronting rooms with a decent view within the track limits to start between 25k-50k per night. Do not expect comps on any rooms like that unless you have dropped 6 figures in one trip there. Of course this is dependent on the world not falling apart between now and then which is about a 50/50 at this point...

So in other news - I'm starting a Go Fund Me for a very important charity event we are holding in Nevada next November... Looking to raise about 200k to put on the event. The beneficiaries have asked to not be named but rest assured this goes to a very good cause

[NYG]

Originally Posted by ae03440

Only 2000+ people ahead of me in the queue for presale

Any luck? I'm about to give up on this garbage dump ticketmaster.

[NYG]

Originally Posted by OG Shark

I contacted my casino host when the news first broke about the race - said I needed a 6th floor balcony room for every Fri, Sat, & Sun of Nov in '23. He just chuckled

They are already saying up there that they expect this to be the biggest weekend Vegas has every seen. Las Vegas Blvd fronting rooms with a decent view within the track limits to start between 25k-50k per night. Do not expect comps on any rooms like that unless you have dropped 6 figures in one trip there. Of course this is dependent on the world not falling apart between now and then which is about a 50/50 at this point...

So in other news - I'm starting a Go Fund Me for a very important charity event we are holding in Nevada next November... Looking to raise about 200k to put on the event. The beneficiaries have asked to not be named but rest assured this goes to a very good cause

Yeah, I was going to use a bunch of points on this trip but unfortunately ticketmaster is and has always been a steaming pile of shit that we're forced to use.

[rwheels]

Originally Posted by OG Shark

I contacted my casino host when the news first broke about the race - said I needed a 6th floor balcony room for every Fri, Sat, & Sun of Nov in '23. He just chuckled

They are already saying up there that they expect this to be the biggest weekend Vegas has every seen. Las Vegas Blvd fronting rooms with a decent view within the track limits to start between 25k-50k per night. Do not expect comps on any rooms like that unless you have dropped 6 figures in one trip there. Of course this is dependent on the world not falling apart between now and then which is about a 50/50 at this point...

So in other news - I'm starting a Go Fund Me for a very important charity event we are holding in Nevada next November... Looking to raise about 200k to put on the event. The beneficiaries have asked to not be named but rest assured this goes to a very good cause

But will the clueless Kardashians be there?

[TheBingoBalls]

Coworker trying to get tickets and figure out accommodations (been to multiple F1 races) and finding it real difficult. Tickets is one thing but the hotels, from what he was told, are being sold as packages. So you can't just get a ticket and then a hotel room if you're lucky, you're being forced to buy a lot more than you need/want.

[ae03440]

Originally Posted by NYG

Any luck? I'm about to give up on this garbage dump ticketmaster.

No luck at all. Once I got in it looked like everything was sold. Such BS

[M3WC]

I am going to let the first year play out. See if I want to go the next year.

Do people realize it is quite cold at night in Vegas in late November. Talking mid 40's, can even get into 30's.

[OG Shark]

Originally Posted by M3WC

I am going to let the first year play out. See if I want to go the next year.

Do people realize it is quite cold at night in Vegas in late November. Talking mid 40's, can even get into 30's.

Plenty of things to keep you warm there

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by OG Shark

Plenty of things to keep you warm there

You mean things like : What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas ?

[M3WC]

Originally Posted by OG Shark

Plenty of things to keep you warm there

I don't even like waiting for my valet in the winter months there. I wouldn't look forward to sitting on cold seats for hours.

[Humdizzle]

COTA is still a shit show in terms of trying to leave the event. I can't imagine vegas will be much better. Also finding a hotel room will be next to impossible. I'm in a private group of 'doctors who likes cars' on facebook... these guys were buying out rooms for multiple weekends in november before the exact dates were even announced just so they could get a good view. you can bet a bunch of other people were doing the same thing.

F1 usually sells the thing as a package. rarely can you find 1 day tickets and parking to the race. you need to buy out the entire weekend fri-sun.

[TheBingoBalls]

Originally Posted by Humdizzle

COTA is still a shit show in terms of trying to leave the event. I can't imagine vegas will be much better. Also finding a hotel room will be next to impossible. I'm in a private group of 'doctors who likes cars' on facebook... these guys were buying out rooms for multiple weekends in november before the exact dates were even announced just so they could get a good view. you can bet a bunch of other people were doing the same thing.

F1 usually sells the thing as a package. rarely can you find 1 day tickets and parking to the race. you need to buy out the entire weekend fri-sun.

That's what people I know who have tried to inquire was told. You just can't get the minimum, you essentially need to buy into a package for the weekend instead of whatever you would need for just race day and one night of sleep.

[Crimson92]

I logged in for the Amex presale for the giggles. 2k a ticket. Nah I'm good.

If I can't get a strip view room. I'll watch at home. I've done cota and Miami. For that much money I'm going to a European race.

[NYG]

Originally Posted by Crimson92

I logged in for the Amex presale for the giggles. 2k a ticket. Nah I'm good.

If I can't get a strip view room. I'll watch at home. I've done cota and Miami. For that much money I'm going to a European race.

In retrospect, you've got a good point

[Toddbmw]

I plan to be a marshal for the race. Not sure of the details (costs) at this point, I do expect a subsidy on the hotel room, transportation to and from the course, and meals. Hotel will probably be somewhere away from the course (somewhat reasonable priced rooms). I will be paying for airfare, misc food, and any extra hotel nights, beyond the time block for the event.

For Miami the marshals stayed at 3 hotels, the one I stayed at was by the Ft Lauderale Airport, and we were bused in to a muster point outside the course, where we had meetings and meals, then bused again to the course.

Austin is the same, we stay at reasonably priced hotels, and get bused to the track (no room subsidy support, Miami was an exception due to the high rates).

I plan to marshal all three US Races next year, probably will drop down to Miami and Austin after that, since I also want to get back to Montreal for the Canadian GP. That is a great event, stay downtown, take the subway out to the island, and costs (for a marshal) are inexpensive (airfare, food, lodging).

[Mr Pete]

Originally Posted by Humdizzle

COTA is still a shit show in terms of trying to leave the event. I can't imagine vegas will be much better. Also finding a hotel room will be next to impossible. I'm in a private group of 'doctors who likes cars' on facebook... these guys were buying out rooms for multiple weekends in november before the exact dates were even announced just so they could get a good view. you can bet a bunch of other people were doing the same thing.

F1 usually sells the thing as a package. rarely can you find 1 day tickets and parking to the race. you need to buy out the entire weekend fri-sun.

Total shitshow hahaha worst experience ever trying to get into downtown on those shuttles

[Mr Pete]

I'll try my luck tomorrow. Based on what I'm reading here, looks like I'll be sitting at home watching this race haha

Edit: welp, looks like I'm watching at home. No way in hell I'm paying those hotel rates haha