If you’re wondering, “where can I watch the Super Bowl 2024 in Las Vegas?,” check out this roundup below. With an incredible selection of viewing opportunities, Las Vegas is ready to celebrate the very best in gridiron action on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024.
Here’s a look at where to watch Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas 2024.
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Fantastic Festivities off the Strip
The Las Vegas Big Game Party at Westgate Resort is back for it’s 17th year with giant LED walls for viewing the game and reserved seating for all. Priced at $275 per person (book here) or $2,500 for a table of 10 (book here).
- Dynamic viewing on LED walls with state of the art sound quality.
- No waiting in line, all reserved seating.
- All day open bar with table cocktail service including beer, wine & branded liquor.
- All day buffet! Click here to view menu.
- All guests receive a raffle ticket good for an extravaganza of prizes during our halftime drawing.
- No hidden costs or fees, price is all inclusive.
- Discounted rooms available at Westgate. Code available upon request.
AREA15’s Illuminarium Las Vegas transports fans into the action with its 360-degree screens. The venue also features buckets of beer, cocktails, delicious game-day wings, an all-you-can-eat buffet, and more.
Ellis Island Hotel, Casino & Brewery will be hosting a Big Game weekend.
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas offers football fans opportunities to raise a stein and prost while cheering on their favorite team. The beer hall and garden will offer packages with guaranteed seating, an open bar and a special all-you-can eat menu. Visitors can enjoy a mix of traditional gameday offerings alongside German favorites, as the beer hall specializes in Bavarian brews and bites.
Rampart Casino at The Resort at Summerlin presents the game throughout the casino.
South Point Hotel, Casino and Spa offers viewing parties.
Virgin Hotels Las Vegas features resort-wide dining specials and nonstop Big Game action at venues.
Spectacular Celebrations on the Strip
Carversteak
Watch The Big Game in high style at Carversteak inside Resorts World Las Vegas. On Sunday, Feb. 11, the award-winning steakhouse presents its Big Game Menu of elevated Game Day favorites including unlimited snacks for the table, sharables, handhelds, fries and desserts, and a selection of premium liquor, specialty cocktails, wine and beer. The prix fixe offering is priced at $250 per person (plus tax and gratuity). An à la carte raw bar is available as are bottle upgrades.
Caesars Entertainment presents viewing opportunities at its Caesars Sportsbook venues, offering football fans a stadium-style experience and beverage packages. They also offer additional viewing opportunities at many of its bars, lounges and restaurants. Various seating, drink and food specials are available at each venue.
Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas presents viewing opportunities at several of its restaurants.
House of Blues Las Vegas inside Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino offers unique experiences at each of its venues, including viewing options in its Music Hall concert venue, the House of Blues Restaurant & Bar and the Foundation Room atop the resort’s casino tower. Guests can enjoy its signature menus of comfort-food favorites while taking in the on-screen action. Various packages will be offered that include buffets, bars and more.
HyperX Arena Las Vegas at Luxor Hotel and Casino offers an amazing view of the game with its state-of-the-art HD LED video wall and dozens of flat screen TVs. Guests also can enjoy a la carte bites and an open bar.
Virgil’s Real BBQ at The LINQ Promenade invites guests to view the Big Game while enjoying its signature barbecue, with a food and beverage package also available.
MGM Resorts International offers a number of viewing opportunities throughout its properties, including at the sportsbooks of ARIA Rsort & Casino, Bellagio Resort & Casino, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Excalibur Hotel & Casino, Luxor Hotel & Casino, Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, New York-New York Hotel & Casino and Park MGM.
Fans will also find watch parties at several of the restaurants across the properties, including Public House at Luxor Hotel & Casino; Libertine Social at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino; BeerHaus at New York New York Hotel & Casino; and The Nomad Bar and Primrose at Park MGM.
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino will have multiple restaurants showing the big game.
The Mirage Resort & Casino presents a variety of viewing options for fans to enjoy.
Resorts World Las Vegas offers football fans viewing opportunities at several venues. Carversteak features 70 feet of LCD screens and a premium sound system, in addition to an elevated menu of gameday favorites, a selection of premium beverages and bottle service upgrades. Fans can also find upscale Big Game food and drink at Caviar Bar, which is equipped with two big screens for viewing the action.
The STRAT Hotel, Casino & SkyPod will celebrate the Big Game with viewing parties, beverages and tailgate fare.
Tao Group Hospitality hosts viewing parties at its world-class nightspots.
Exciting Events in Downtown
The D Las Vegas offers several ways to watch the game, including the many 85-inch TVs at BarCanada and multiple large flatscreen TVs at LONGBAR.
Downtown Las Vegas Events Center brings back its Biggest Big Game Bash, complete with free entry, stadium-style seating, food, reservable tables, “mancave” areas and stadium sound.
Plaza Hotel & Casino holds its viewing party inside its convention space with multiple HD big-screen projectors. Offerings include a stadium food buffet, buckets of beer, a cash bar and satellite William Hill betting stations.
Things to Do in Las Vegas
Go City
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Go City is an awesome way to discover the city’s best attractions, tours and experiences, all on one pass. With Go City, you can visit bucket list attractions, enjoy top tours, and discover plenty of hidden gems – all of which are handpicked by local experts. Plus, you can say goodbye to multiple entry fees and paper tickets. It’s one price, one pass, and everything you need, right there on your phone.
You’ll save far more with Go City compared to buying separate attraction tickets. You control your sightseeing – mix pre-booked activities with other flexible experiences. Just show your pass at each attraction to enter – it’s that easy.
Some Las Vegas attractions included are SkyJump at The Strat; KA by Cirque du Soleil; Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Tour and more. Find out more here.