Super Bowl 2024 in Vegas: Top Watch Parties Premier Vegas - (2024)

The Super Bowl doesn’t have to be the only thing you do while in Vegas this February. While Vegas’s Allegiant Stadium alone will provide an unforgettable experience for football fans, you can catch many other shows that can make the whole weekend a memorable experience for everyone.

We have all you need to make the most of the weekend, from tips on where to stay, where to watch, and even how to get around to making sure you make the most of your time and money.

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The very sports-centric Circa offers three different premium viewing options for the Super Bowl.

Stadium Swim: Circa will have a viewing experience on its 143-foot screen and a pyrotechnics display for an outdoor option. General admission prices range from $125-$175 per person. VIP options with food & beverage minimums are also available in Stadium Swims booths, daybeds, boxes, and cabanas.

Circa Sportsbook: For an indoor experience, Circa offers various viewing options in its acclaimed sportsbook. General admission prices start at $400 per person. VIP options with food & beverage in Circa Club and Circa Suites are available. You can book here.

Private Areas: Circa also offers to rent out private areas within its conference center to groups as small as eight people. You can get more information here.

The Cosmopolitan will havevarious premium viewing options for The Big Game.

The Race & Sports Book will provide four guests with high-top seating at $1,200. Reservations require a $300 food and beverage minimum per person. Food will be provided by Cosmo’s acclaimed food hall, Block 16.

The Barbershop Cuts & co*cktails will offer a high-end experience with multiple screens to watch and an extensive whiskey, bourbon, and craft liquor offering. Bar seating costs $250 per person, with tables at $3,000. These options include a buffet.

CliQue Bar & Lounge will offer craft co*cktails, a food selection of house-made mixers, and savory platters like Game Day Nachos, Philly Cheese Steak Eggrolls, and Pulled Pork Sliders. Bar seating starts at $250 per person, with tables at $2,000.

The Venetian touts the Yahoo Sportsbook Powered by William Hill(The Venetian is owned by the same firm that owns Yahoo) with a 1,700 square-foot main TV and various other TVs. Food is served from the nearby Black Tap Craft Burgers and Beer and Noodle Asia.

The Venetian also offers customized private VIP parties – created by The Venetian’s Celebrations team.

Wynn will be hosting a pair of watch parties:

The Buffet: As with prior years, The Buffet will host a feast/watch party. This package includes limitless visits to The Buffet’s Seafood Spectacular and a selection of tailgate favorites. $250 per person, not inclusive of tax or gratuity.

Charlie’s Sports Bar: Adjacent to Wynn Race and Sportsbook is Charlie’s Sports Bar. Surrounded by screens to view all the plays from every vantage point, fans will enjoy unlimited food and beverages with a delicious array of elevated tailgate favorites for $475 per person, not including tax or gratuity. Add a premium selection of liquor for an additional $25 per person.

The world-famous Fremont Street Experience will host the Biggest Big Game Bash 2024 outdoors with a massive large screen.

General admission is free, with first-come-first-serve seating. Many VIP packages include premium seating at a $100 per person beverage minimum.

Other options include ‘man caves’ with a private TV for 15 people requiring a $5,000 beverage minimum and ‘man caves’ with a private TV for 30 people requiring a $7,000 beverage minimum.