Las Vegas is about to experience a surge in activity, and it's not just due to the Formula One Heineken Silver Grand Prix rolling into town from November 15th to the 18th. This four-day extravaganza is shaping up to be a whirlwind for providers.
Providers are flocking in from all corners of the country, and even beyond borders, to capitalize on one of Las Vegas's grandest events. Many have already secured their accommodations in the city, even though it comes at a hefty price tag, all in hopes of breaking even with the influx of drivers and fans attending the race. Las Vegas itself is gearing up for the three-day spectacle, with the Chicken Ranch sweetening the deal by offering free one-on-one sessions to any drivers who swing by before the Grand Prix. It sounds like a prime time to be a driver.
The F1 track will weave around some of Las Vegas's most opulent hotels, making it a bit trickier for clients to secure bookings with providers both inside and around the track. The likes of The Aria, Bellagio, Caesars Palace, and The Cromwell are commanding prices well over a thousand dollars, given their prime seats to witness the race. If you're planning to enjoy the company of providers amidst the racing frenzy, consider booking at Delano, Elara, Desert Retreat, or Excalibur. While not right next to the track, their more affordable prices allow you to book and still relish your time with a provider after a short walk.
If anyone has the inside scoop on providers attending the F1 race, drop some names in the comments. And for those on the lookout for providers during the event, be sure to check all the usual websites.
Providers are flocking in from all corners of the country, and even beyond borders, to capitalize on one of Las Vegas's grandest events. Many have already secured their accommodations in the city, even though it comes at a hefty price tag, all in hopes of breaking even with the influx of drivers and fans attending the race. Las Vegas itself is gearing up for the three-day spectacle, with the Chicken Ranch sweetening the deal by offering free one-on-one sessions to any drivers who swing by before the Grand Prix. It sounds like a prime time to be a driver.
The F1 track will weave around some of Las Vegas's most opulent hotels, making it a bit trickier for clients to secure bookings with providers both inside and around the track. The likes of The Aria, Bellagio, Caesars Palace, and The Cromwell are commanding prices well over a thousand dollars, given their prime seats to witness the race. If you're planning to enjoy the company of providers amidst the racing frenzy, consider booking at Delano, Elara, Desert Retreat, or Excalibur. While not right next to the track, their more affordable prices allow you to book and still relish your time with a provider after a short walk.
If anyone has the inside scoop on providers attending the F1 race, drop some names in the comments. And for those on the lookout for providers during the event, be sure to check all the usual websites.
