With news breaking out about the Las Vegas GP taking place in 2023, the fans were full of excitement as F1 world be hosting another night race at one of the most glamorous streets in the world. Having previously hosted races in 1981 ans 1982, the F1 cars will be racing on the iconic Vegas strip for the first time ever to making it one of the biggest racing weekends in the sport’s history.
When fans heard about the announcement of the race, their jaw dropped. However, there was even more room for jaw drops as the prices seemed to rattle the public. But it was half expected with Las Vegas being as grand as it is. Iconic hotels and big casinos make up for the lack of entertainment in the desert area in Nevada. With the addition of Vegas, F1 will race 3 times in America during the 2023 season.
With the Las Vegas GP tickets selling like hot cakes despite the prices, fans were shocked when a Las Vegas strip resort announced that they will be selling a 1 million dollar package to its public. This seemed like an extravagant and unrealistic amount for one race weekend. However, world famous hotel Caesars Palace managed to top that price with a much higher amount.
Caesars Palace is giving the ultimate Las Vegas GP experience for $5,000,000
The world famous hotel has managed to turn heads as they announced the massive “Emperor’s Package” for the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix. The company stated that this particular package is one of a kind offering a vip experience unlike anything else. If you have a measly 5 million dollars in your pocket by any chance then this is the perfect opportunity for you to experience Vegas in the grandest way possible.
Those who choose to pay 5 million for the “Emperor’s Package” will get to stay in the Nobu Sky Villa at Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace for 5 nights. The Nobu sky villa has a space of about 10,300 square feet along with a three bedroom area that is topped with a 4700 square foot balcony that is absolutely grand. The view from the terrace is one to die for as you can easily view the race track where the room sits right in the heart of the Grand Prix.
With such a big terrace space, the package holder will get to invite 75 guests with him to enjoy the grand prix from the terrace which is long enough to accommodate them. Standing at only 140 feet from the strip, it is a great opportunity for the rich and famous to have a blast all weekend. However, this is not all that you will get at in the package.
Below is a list of all the things that are included in the “Emperor’s Package”.
- 12 tickets to the Paddock Club™The Paddock Club™ is the premier hospitality product across the F1® calendar and includes an all-inclusive food and beverage package as well as access to the Pit Lane Walk and a private Caesars Entertainment space within the Paddock Club™ to enjoy the racing action with bespoke service and accommodations
- A private dinner for 12 curated and hosted by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa in the Nobu Sky Villa
- A personal driver and Rolls-Royce for the entirety of the stay
- A choice of any spa service for six guests in the villa’s private treatment room by artisans from the award-winning Qua Baths & SpaSpa services range from the luxurious Qua Signature 24-karat Gold Facial to the Qua Signature Mojave Rain treatment, which incorporates Native American healing traditions using sacred plants and oils
- Personal VIP host to coordinate experiences at all Caesars Entertainment’s Las Vegas resorts, including food and beverage offerings across the city and OMNIA Nightclub at Caesars Palace
- Immediate Seven Star® Caesars Rewards® Tier Status
- The “Emperor Package” holder and a guest will be invited to attend Adele’s sold-out “Weekends with Adele” residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
For a price that extravagant, it seems like the benefit match the asking price of the “Emperor Package”. It is safe to say that whoever purchases this package will surely have the experience of their life. A Formula 1 night race in Las Vegas is a dream come true for many including Daniel Ricciardo so it will surely be disappointing to not see him race. F1 show runs are not out of the question for the Red Bull 3rd driver though.
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