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A-LIST celebrities such as Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian will watch Super Bowl LVIII from the lap of luxury.
The VIPs have acquired Super Bowl seats in ultra-premium suites by the 50-yard line at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, which cost as much as $1million.
It means Swift will watch boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, take on the San Francisco 49ers with an incredible view of the game.
The pop megastar is flying back from a concert in Tokyo to make it to the Super Bowl on February 11.
It promises to be a worthwhile experience with each suite having multiple luxury seats to watch the game from an open-air balcony.
There is also additional indoor seating, as well as unlimited luxury food and drink options.
Specialty dishes in some suites include Wagyu hot dogs, crab legs and seafood towers.
Among the menu options are Vegas Greatest Shrimp Cocktail Tower, Welcome to Las Vegas Grand Supper, Sin City’s King Crab fried rice, and Breakfast For Dinner, which includes buttermilk fried chicken with waffles and maple syrup.
Signature cocktails include First and Tequila (Casamigos Blanco, Cointreau, lime juice, fresh lemon sour) and The Rumming Back (Captain Morgan, elderflower liqueur, golden passion mix and chilled ginger beer.)
The suites also come with two parking passes for the game.
Allegiant Stadium, the home of the Las Vegas Raiders, also has field-level suites available for $1million each for the Super Bowl.
VIPs lucky enough to have a ticket to the Wynn Field Club, which spans the entire width of the north end zone, will enter the building via a private entrance.
Once inside, they'll be greeted by 29 booths along the edge of the end zone which can each seat up to fifteen people, where they can enjoy "a high-energy nightlife experience," as per its website.
There, they'll have access to 42 televisions, four private bars, luxury food and drink options, and even bottle service.
In true Vegas fashion, directly behind the booths is an almost 11,000-square-foot nightclub.
This includes a 35-foot TV wall and two DJ booths.
Keep up to date with The U.S. Sun for all the latest on the Super Bowl. You can purchase tickets here and sign up to watch the game on NFL+ here or Paramount+ here. You can also find the best betting odds here.
