Super Bowl In Las Vegas

Super Bowl Sunday is a day that I will always enjoy, no matter what. Kicking back, eating way too much food, watching the biggest football game of the year, and finally getting to enjoy some decent commercials. But let’s not pretend that the Super Bowl hasn’t turned into a dick-swinging contest, especially this year in Las Vegas.

It is basically impossible for any true fan to even attend the super bowl anymore:

The cheapest Super Bowl ticket is $7k. pic.twitter.com/G9EqZGjx3L

— Glob Dabolina 🐻🍯 (@GlobDabolina) January 29, 2024

I hate how Super Bowl tickets are so unattainable for the majority of fans. The lifelong, die hard fans who will never be able to afford to go just breaks my heart 😭

I’d rather see STMs and ride or die fans at the game than a million celebrities who don’t even watch football.

— Taylor (@tpender11) January 30, 2024

The amount of people flying in on their private jets just to attend the game says it all:

Las Vegas airports are expecting 1,000+ private jets for this year's Super Bowl.

All local airports are fully booked — each plane will pay between $750 to $15,000 to park — and Henderson Airport added 18 acres of extra parking.

The F1 race in November was a dress rehearsal. pic.twitter.com/Bxa1mWFnrC

— Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) January 31, 2024

If we’re being honest, I would rather watch the Super Bowl at home anyway. If the Bears were playing and I could somehow get the connection for decent seats, I would go. Not a chance in hell I spend $8 grand for the worst seats in the house. I’d rather buy 8 thousand dollars worth of weed and wings and watch on my couch. The one big positive of the Super Bowl being in Las Vegas has to be the sphere…

Good morning from Las Vegas, where even the Sphere is in the Super Bowl spirit. pic.twitter.com/CYTJyyAKqG

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) February 5, 2024