Vegas empty for Super Bowl

[Tasha]

Wife got a last minute SB viewing offer at Rio.
And, if you are a playing local, they are not offering seats for the SB parties. Only for visitors.

The Super Bowl party situation is the big issues.

This has become monetized in most venues, and there are not a lot of public viewing areas for free. If you want to go to a party, most are over $100/pp unless you were invited due to casino play.

Most people are probably just looking at this and saying, "I'd rather just stay home and watch it on the big screen with my friends."

This shit is where Vegas drops the ball. There should be a real effort to allow the public to watch the Super Bowl together for free, in various venues around town, and then count on making money from them before/after the game.

But the accountants think everything has to be immediately monetized nowadays.

I also when I first read the first lives of your post thought,"People can just watch the game at home in a private and free party," I continued reading and you did mention that.

[DGenBen]

Wife got a last minute SB viewing offer at Rio.
And, if you are a playing local, they are not offering seats for the SB parties. Only for visitors.

The Super Bowl party situation is the big issues.

This has become monetized in most venues, and there are not a lot of public viewing areas for free. If you want to go to a party, most are over $100/pp unless you were invited due to casino play.

Most people are probably just looking at this and saying, "I'd rather just stay home and watch it on the big screen with my friends."

This shit is where Vegas drops the ball. There should be a real effort to allow the public to watch the Super Bowl together for free, in various venues around town, and then count on making money from them before/after the game.

But the accountants think everything has to be immediately monetized nowadays.

I also when I first read the first lives of your post thought,"People can just watch the game at home in a private and free party," I continued reading and you did mention that.

Appreciate your comment.

We were all wondering what you were thinking about when you read the first few lines of his post and we are appreciative and our curiosity is satiated now that we know that initially you had the same thought as Dan, but then you confirmed that both of you had the same thought when you completed reading his post.

I believe I speak for all of us when I say these are the types of posts that are very meaningful and that we wish we could see more of.