:happy All of east side should wear an arm band or name tag with our profile names so we know if we bump into someone
I'll watch it at the Ceasars sports book or some **** then. maybe go to the weigh in, take in the experience of being there and watch it on a huge screen instead if the ticket prices are outlandish
i'll be travelling there from the UK whatever the ticket prices. I went to the Pac Cotto fight in November aswell, and paid $500 for my ticket!
Ya i'm planning on going. Anybody care to hazard a guess at how much ticket would be? Also, how hard is to get tickets for a fight like this?
ha ha, and a Rialto Suite at the Venetian no less! Think i'll have to try and budget a bit more next itme. Spent far too much money! I'd imagine tickets would prob start from around $300. Cheapest tickets for pac cotto were $150. I think it will be a struggle to get them aswell. gonna be a huge demand for this fight!
This will be ridiculously hard to get a ticket for, there wont be many available to the public anyway and the ones that are will be wanted by 100s of thousands of people.
Let's meet up and you can spend money on more important things....rent a ferrari and we can pick up a few high price hookers
I hope it's in Vegas, as the atmosphere is pretty concentrated, which might not be the case elsewhere. And the hotel prices are a bargain as well, especially if you can get a good deal. But I'll be going - not going to miss this one. The Pac Cotto fight was awesome! My first.
Of course the ticket prices will be outlandish lol. I prefer watching @ sports books too & spend the ticket money to pad my bet instead. But that isn't possible with certain PPV fights in Vegas. I was @ MGM Grand for Pacquiao vs Cotto, & FYI for those who want to watch but not pay upwards of $150+ for nosebleeds, $300 for the next tier down, $750, $1k, $2k, etc; they offered tickets at several different casinos owned or partnered with MGM for their closed circuit broadcast. Those tickets were $55 each, which is basically the cost of PPV on TV. The MGM Grand has a huge convention center where they showed the fight on 6 movie theater-sized screens that were lined up in a row. There were a few thousand people just at that one location & the atmosphere was still exciting. I was happy with that & happier still that I had more money to bet. But since Mayweather vs Pacquiao is possibly the biggest fighting event to date, I may have to reconsider getting tickets. Also consider that, while I think Vegas is the best venue for all mega fights, the Dallas Cowboys' new stadium and 1 or 2 other locations are in the running to host the fight. So, there's a slight chance that it may not happen in Vegas.