Many expectations are placed on F1 Las Vegas GPa unique, special, spectacular event, perfect to attract the attention of the richest public and hundreds VIPs of the whole world. However, forecasts for ticket and hotel prices, which were initially through the roof, have fallen in recent weeks and we have to wait for the end of the year. Big prize and run the numbers to see if F1 has obtained the expected benefit to Las Vegas Grand Prix which will take place this weekend.
So far, ‘Forbes’ has released indicative data by confirming that ticket resale prices have fallen in recent days. Perhaps, because of the inflated starting price. Or just because of the cold expected at night and because the F1 World Cup is determined and loses competitive emotions.
The cheapest tickets for The Heineken Grand Prix in Las Vegas on Saturday fell to around $807 in resale, according to the aforementioned media, something that represents a price reduction of 51% compared to just a month ago., when they cost $1,645, and a 23% decrease compared to a week ago, when they cost $1,060. All this, according to data published by Forbes, citing the ticket portal ‘TickPick’.
Tickets for free practice and qualifying also fell into resale. Apparently, tickets for Friday’s free practice (Thursday in Las Vegas) have dropped as much as 70% compared to last month.
Furthermore, the ‘TicketiQ’ portal points out that the average ticket resale price has dropped by 33%.
Hotel prices suffered a similar thing. In the United States, they said that last week the price of rooms dropped by 58%.
Source: La Verdad
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