The MGM sold out 15 mins after the fight was announced
The MGM sold out 15 mins after the fight was announced
I have family flying in for the fight and regular rooms have been sold out for the 1st Since late January. Rooms on the 30th were at 285 for the night. Then yesterday reports said it was a glitch. And now they show regular rooms at 780ish for the 1st. I'm guesting brokers (scalpers) as well as mayweather and Pacquiao camps had been buying up a lot Before the offical announcement. Some reporters said early on they were making reservations before the official announcement.
I've been wanting to go back to Vegas for a while now, so this is a good excuse.
If I can get a ticket while there for reasonable money I'd do it, but what I've seen so far even the nosebleed seats are nearly $10k!
The CCTV is pretty cool though, the last one I went to was in a massive arena in one of the hotels, people all around and then a massive TV cube in the middle, so it was like being in a stadium. I've been to a few fights and even with really good seats, that ring is still tiny! At least with it on a screen you can see what going on.
I've managed to price it up for about £1200 flights and hotel staying at New York, New York.
There is no chance of staying in the MGM!
I dont know about now but at 10am this morning there were plenty of rooms at the MGM.
I'll have to have a look, I remember having food in there last time and it looked like a nice place in general.
Possibly pricey, maybe that's why I've not seen it come up, I'd sooner save £500 and stay in still a decent hotel on the strip and then spend the saving on stuff while there.
Let me tell you guys , the hotel prices at fight night are at least double the normal rate , I stayed at the Venetian when Floyd beat Victor Ortiz , the rate was just over double , so expect a pricey weekend.
The MGM isn't the best hotel , stay at the Wynn or Wynn Encore .
That's the best reason of all. If you were already planning on going, what better time to go. Weather-wise there's no better time to visit Vegas. The atmosphere there should be electric. I would plan on being there at least a week. That way you can experience all of Vegas (there's a lot to see and do) and then catch the fight in one of the big screens. Depending on your budget, there's plenty of good hotels just off the Strip from which you can easily explore the Strip and enjoy just as much. Good luck to you.
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