All of the MGM hotels will have closed circuit going. Are you planning on going to the weigh in? Weigh in should be good, cheap fun as well.
yeah ima be in the mgm that weekend....when i called them to ask they said they would have it closed circuit for $50 a person but then i talked to some of my friends who have been out there for other fights and they said it will be showing every where and one friend of mine said hotels will have cabanas outside that show the fight for $20 a person and the city center is poppin right now in vegas thats supposed to be the spot the palms always cracks and ceasers palace just dont go to poetry the club is just burnt out imo..
Bump Ticketmaster is selling closed circuit tickets @ MGM and Mandalay Bay starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. EST
You metting up with Jack Beware? I'll be in Vegas but it will be two weeks after the fight though.:twisted:
no, he saw a picture of jack and is gonna go looking for him because jacks gonna be in vegas for may 1st too.
They aren't offering the fight in movie theaters in Las Vegas... Its either the live fight or closed circuit. Or bootleg. :deal
Only MGM properties (EXCALIBUR,MIRAGE,MGM GRAND ETC) will show the fight( closed circuit) ,go to THE MGM GRAND I was there for pacman and cotto I had so much fun
Just pop across the bridge from the MGM to The Excaliber Hotel they will be showing it as they show all the big fights. You can pop into the MGM before and experience the build up and then trot along the bridge about half hour before the fight starts and then trot back over once the fight finishes to be part of the experience again. Shouldn`t cost you more than $30 and you get free drinks........
There are places that show fights .... try that Restaurant / Bar in Planet Hollywood... its the one with the hot ladies in pink
i know for pacman/hatton only 4 hotels and no bars showed the fight. i was lucky to get good seats cost me 450 dollars tho
I don't think PH will do it. Planet Hollywood Resort now belongs to Harrah's Entertainment. City Center (more specifically the Aria hotel) might, but I don't know if MGM actually installed any facilities for closed-circuit viewing.