LIV Golf is officially stepping on the turf of the NFL’s Super Bowl this year. With both of these organizations organizing back-to-back events in Las Vegas, magic is bound to happen. While LIV Golf Las Vegas started on February 8th and is set to continue until February 10th, the Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers at the Allegiant Stadium will take place on February 11th. The city that never sleeps is already in a state of tug-of-war between confused fans from the sports world.

The LIV Golf 54-player field, along with its 13 four-member teams, is an enticing new revolution to the game of golf. On the other hand, the highly-loved 2023 Super Bowl champ, the Kansas City Chiefs, are also all set to display their intense gameplay. This is expected to draw a lot of attention to the city in southeastern Nevada. But how will all this impact Las Vegas?

LIV Golf to bring in more money to Las Vegas?

Considering the huge influx of excited sports fans, Vegas is set to have heavy pockets in the days to come. After all, with the two scheduled major events comes the question of elongated booms to the economy of Nevada. But when put against one another, which event will bring in more cash flow?

Well, a thorough analysis of both events’ past track records would reveal that the revenue generated by the Super Bowl is far greater than what has been generated by LIV Golf. One of the main reasons for that could be that LIV is still a golfing league that is in its elementary stage. The excitement among the fans is much higher for Super Bowl Sunday, and the fan-following of the Saudi-funded league is still somewhat divided. The previous year’s numbers also tell the same story.

While the 2023 Super Bowl generated $1.3 billion in economic activity in the region, LIV Golf was estimated to bring in $258 million in its 2023 season by Vision Insights, a steady rise from the previous $219 million.

Therefore, it is safe to say that owing to its heavy popularity and high ticket prices, the Super Bowl is projected to bring heavier profits than LIV Golf, which is still struggling to find footing among its American fanbase, There is a huge difference between the ticket prices of the two events, and a slight look at the prices will also reflect how the football game between two fan-favorite teams is expected to bring in more money to Vegas.

How much are the LIV Golf Las Vegas and Super Bowl tickets retailing for?

If you have to choose between the two, the ticket price will give you a fair idea of how to organize your finances when visiting Las Vegas. For LIV Golf, a 3-day ground pass would cost you around $163.63 with taxes. Further, for those seeking a luxurious visit, a 3-day premium all-access hospitality pass will amount to $3,954. But since the event has already started, we are sure fans would have made smart choices!

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Whereas, the cheapest price for a ‘get-in’ ticket for this year’s Super Bowl matchup in Allegiant Stadium will amount to a whopping $8,126 (as per TickPick). Driven by the extremely refined level of entertainment offered as well as their passion for football, many fans have already made these expensive tickets their own.

All in all, even though the tickets for the Super Bowl will be considerably more expensive, the amount of foot traffic at the event is usually high. Therefore, their impact on the Las Vegas economy would also be high.

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