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Viewing Parties & Ways To Watch
The Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix is shaping up to be the entertainment capital of the world. Are you looking to watch Formula 1 in style, without a ticket, or celebrate with all your friends?
Even if you plan to watch the race on television, nothing beats the energy of being around like-minded fans during the race. Here are the best viewing opportunities for Formula 1 in Vegas (outside of being in the stands).
Casino Race and Sportsbooks
Relax and enjoy the big event from one of Vegas’ many sportsbook lounges. A casino sportsbook is a great way to be on the Strip, close to the action, and surrounded by other fans without a multi-day or bank-breaking investment.
Most casino sportsbooks are free for visitors but check with the specific location you would like to attend in case of a reservation or race day charge. And if no reservation is required, plan to arrive hours before race time to secure seats. There are numerous casinos in Las Vegas that are offering perks and watch packages at there location!
The High Roller
One unique viewing experience for the race could come from the Las Vegas High Roller, the world’s second-largest observation wheel. The 30-minute ride 550 feet above the Strip could be a great way to glimpse some of the race. Make sure to take a look at the website and check the prices for your ticket(s). Prices may change based on the event.
Hotels
Website(s):
There are numerous websites as numerous hotels are offering different packages to watch F1. Make sure to look at the official F1 website for the Las Vegas Grand Prix here!
Location(s):
Numerous locations across the strip as many hotels offer areas to watch the race from!
Depending on the hotel that you would want to watch the race from, the packages that are being offered differ! The Cosmopolitan is one of the only Strip resorts with balconies overlooking the F1 track. The resort offers the unique viewing opportunity to watch the race from the comfort of your private venue. There is a 3-night stay requirement, and guests must book rooms by calling the Cosmopolitan.
Caesars Entertainment is also offering many different packages to help with entertainment and viewing of the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
The Platinum Hotel & Spa, located off Flamingo Road west of the Strip also offers rooms with racetrack views. Ask for F1 views when you call to book a room.
