The Big Game weekend is a big deal in Las Vegas.
For the first time ever, it will take place in Las Vegas as thousands pack Allegiant Stadium. The best two teams in the NFL will square off on February 11, 2024, with fans, celebrities, and dignitaries packed to the rafters.
If you can’t afford a ticket to be inside the stadium, don’t worry. Sports bars throughout Las Vegas will have viewing parties with a betting window often just steps away. However, the Big Game is about more than just Sunday game day. Las Vegas will have a week’s worth of celebratory activities to make football fans’ dreams come true.
The Big Game
No ticket? No problem. Lavish Vegas has the Big Game tickets in Las Vegas. The best in the AFC and NFC will square off on Super Sunday, February 11, at 3:30 p.m. inside Allegiant Stadium, one of the newest and nicest NFL stadiums in the country. The atmosphere will be electric as you cheer on your favorite team as well as Usher, who is performing in the closely-watched halftime show this year.
Big Events Leading Up to the Big Game
For the first time ever, the general public is invited to attend the Opening Night ceremonies on February 5, the Monday before the Big Game. The festivities get underway at 5 p.m. inside Allegiant Stadium. Fans are also welcome to attend the Big Game Experience presented by Toyota. The fan festival runs for four straight days (February 7-10) at the Mandalay Bay South Convention Center. Think of it as an interactive theme park with sports demonstrations, autograph sessions, exclusive shopping opportunities and more.
The Taste of the NFL offers dishes from celebrity chefs at the Keep Memory Alive Event Center in Downtown Vegas 3-7 p.m. on February 10. If you’re still hungry, Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Tailgate is 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at The LINQ, with food from more than 20 local restaurants and music by Diplo and Dustin Lynch. Admission is free.
The Maxim Big Game Experience, presented by Vivid Seats, has a Casino Royale theme at the Resorts World Events Center on February 10. The event takes place in partnership with Miami nightlife icon E11EVEN and will feature secret guests, bottle service and special activations.
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Viewing Parties to Watch the Big Game
Chickie’s & Pete’s at Sahara
The Sahara is home to Chickie’s & Pete’s, a sports bar and restaurant with Philadelphia roots. The venue hosts a Big Game party, beginning at 2 p.m., with food and beverage credits built into the ticket price (beginning at just above $288.84). Feast on cheesesteaks, buffalo chicken nachos, wings, burgers, pizzas, and, of course, the restaurant’s famous Crabfries. Tickets are available online.
Tilted Kilt at The LINQ Promenade
For those in the heart of the Strip, consider watching the game at the Tilted Kilt on the LINQ Promenade. It sits between The LINQ Hotel and the Flamingo and is an easy walk from Caesars Palace, the Cromwell and Bellagio. Tilted Kilt (featured in our LINQ bar crawl) is a Celtic-themed sports bar with dozens of TVs to ensure there isn’t a bad seat in the house to watch the game. Food and drinks are served by girls in skimpy outfits, guaranteeing a great time regardless of whichever team wins. Make an easy bet at The Book inside The LINQ Hotel.
Tap Sports Bar (MGM Grand)
TAP Sports Bar inside the MGM Grand is a paradise for true fans. Authentic sports memorabilia covers the walls and 60 high-definition televisions are in place to make sure guests don’t miss a moment of the action. There is seating for 200 people, a great atmosphere and an amazing selection of local and seasonal craft beers, not to mention signature bar bites and dishes like the Beer Can Chicken. TAP is very close to the MGM Grand’s sportsbook, making it convenient to place a last-minute bet.
HyperX Arena (Luxor)
The HyperX Arena typically hosts video game tournaments but is transforming into a football viewing party for the Big Game 2-8 p.m. inside the Luxor. All tickets are $110 and include an open bar. Book a reservation for a table or VIP room (equipped with a video game console upon request) and enjoy the best views of a large video wall to catch every play in high-def color. Dozens of televisions are on display throughout the 30,000-square-foot arena. Call liquors, beer and wine will be available through the third quarter. Order pepperoni pizza bites, truffle fries, tuna poke nachos, chicken wings and other bites a la carte.
Hard Rock Cafe
The Hard Rock Cafe is known for rockin’ music, delicious American cuisine and an impressive collection of music memorabilia. Pair that with the excitement of the Las Vegas Strip and you have the ultimate destination for football fans to eat, drink and enjoy the Big Game. Spanning over 42,000 square feet, the venue invites guests to experience three towering floors that include a patio, lounge, concert hall and interactive “Rock Wall” to digitally search memorabilia at other Hard Rock Cafe locations. Guests can expect a premium open bar, food stations serving game day favorites and a guaranteed seat included in the admission price of $300. Tickets are available online.
Las Vegas Events Center
Just south of the Fremont Street Experience, the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center is hosting an outdoor party dubbed the “Biggest Big Game Bash 2024.” Admission is free, with drinks and game-day bites for sale. Watch the action on a massive stadium-sized screen with betting odds updated in real time. Tables and mancaves can be reserved in advance with beverage minimums in place.
Circa
The 21-and-over Circa resort is one of the best places in Vegas to watch the Big Game, presented in grand fashion on a 78-million-pixel video screen at the multi-level sportsbook. Choose from a variety of packages with stadium seating, ranging from drink tickets to all-inclusive deals with bottles, open bar, burgers and other food. Football fans can also cheer on their favorite team at Stadium Swim, a rooftop deck with heated pools, cabanas and other VIP areas. The game will be shown on a high-resolution, 143-foot, 14-million-pixel screen with pyrotechnics and other special effects all afternoon long.
Hofbrauhaus
The Hofbrauhau Bavarian Beer Hall is throwing a Super Sunday bash with tickets available online for a starting price of $230 per person. Enjoy an open bar and all-you-can-eat menu begins at 2:30 p.m. and runs through the end of the game. Wolf down bratwurst, pretzels and other German-inspired bites with Hofbrauhaus’ own beer as well as wine and specialty cocktails.
Las Vegas Strip Clubs Showing the Big Game
Hands down the best place for guys to experience the Big Game in Las Vegas is at a gentlemen’s club. Expect a few of our favorites to offer deals and incentives to get football fans in the door. Take a virtual tour or book a strip club by submitting your online form: HERE.
