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If you rent an event tent, run a catering business and drive an Uber phone in Las Vegas, then you have won the jackpot.

The 58th Super Bowl will come to Sin City in February 2024.

"When you are not winning on the court, winning is a good thing," Raiders owner Mark Davis said on Wednesday.

From making hand warmers for football players to managing the indoor NFL in a stadium just a few steps away from the Las Vegas Strip, Davis just announced an official statement with his usual grammatical style.

In his media announcement, Davis felt it necessary to capitalize the first letter of each word in his letter to the media.

Two years ago, LVSportsBiz.com stated that the NFL will award the Super Bowl to Las Vegas. This is how the NFL expresses its gratitude to the market that has used public funds to build luxurious football stadiums for wealthy NFL team owners.

When New Orleans told the NFL that it needed to shift its Super Bowl hosting from 2024 to 2025 due to a conflict with Mardi Gras schedule (sorry to the NFL, but New Orleans does have its priorities), it was Las Vegas Si opened the door to host the Super Bowl in February 2024.

Every Super Bowl also brings a huge economic impact debate: the NFL has hired a consultant (it is very likely that Jeremy Aguero’s application analysis will get the job of the Las Vegas Super Bowl) said the Super Bowl It will bring hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue to market expenditures, and academic advisors said that the net impact is actually much smaller because the decimal point is moved one place to the left.

The Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee will be responsible for raising millions of dollars for the event, and the public tourism agency Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Administration (LVCVA) will also spend millions of dollars on the Super Bowl. Funding week. LVCVA's advertising agency R&R Partners also released this Wednesday:

The fascinating thing about Las Vegas and the Super Bowl is that the Super Bowl weekend here has become a monster of tourist weekends, with 300,000 out-of-towners spending money in hotel rooms and restaurants.

The only difference is that you will see tourists coming to the many company parties held before Super Bowl Sunday earlier this week. During Super Bowl weekend, you will see more celebrity types. Get ready to take a selfie with Adam Driver.

Don't forget that the NFL will appear before the 58th Super Bowl in 2024. The 2022 Pro Bowl at Allegiant Stadium is scheduled to be held on February 6th, while the NFL Draft is scheduled to be held in the Gaza Strip from April 28th to 30th.

Alan Snel brings decades of sports business reporting experience to LVSportsBiz.com. Snel reported on the commercial aspects of sports for the South Florida (Fort Lauderdale) Sun-Sentinel, the Tampa Tribune, and the Las Vegas Review. As City Hall defeated reporters, Snel also reported on the Denver and Seattle stadium transactions. In 2000, Snel launched a sports business website called FoxSportsBiz.com for FoxSports.com. After covering the sports business for RJ, Snel wrote a blockbuster report on Raiders Stadium for the Desert Companion Magazine in Las Vegas and the Nevada Independent. Snel is also one of the country's top cycling advocates.

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Las Vegas Sports Events Announcement: Major League Baseball will be held on March 12th and 13th in Las Vegas for two days. This is the major league weekend, Cleveland vs. Oakland.

Speaking of minor leagues, the Endeavour, which owns the Las Vegas-based UFC, has purchased nine minor league teams-Iowa Cubs, Memphis Redbirds, Scranton/Wilkes Barry The Railroad Cavaliers, Hudson Valley Renegades, San Jose Giants and four Brave teams are affiliated with the Gwinnett Stripes, Mississippi Warriors, Roman Warriors and Augusta GreenJackets. Endeavor also owns Professional Bull Riders (PBR).

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Guest commentator: Justin Gannon tells people to participate in the UNLV basketball game

Telling fans to "show up" doesn't work. Ten years ago, my boss accepted the position of general manager of UNLV. UNLV does not allow him to implement the correct ticket sales strategy. Before he left, he told them this was why the Wrangler kicked you in the ass. Over the years, UNLV has not worked hard behind the scenes, which is why there are no fans today. Of course, winning will help, but all major league teams have full-time employees using external sales technology to sell tickets for a reason. The absence of students is another problem that the president and AD need to solve. This is not a simple fix. This will take a long time. But some strategies include first uncovering the top tarpaulin for the public. Thomas & Mack is one of the larger college basketball courts. Throw everyone into the lower bowl to create a more noisy atmosphere. Second, the fare needs to be lowered. You pay $66 for a corner seat before charging. For any family, just sitting in the lower bowl is an expensive night.

Unfortunately, UNLV has been downgraded to a minor league sports level, so fans should be priced accordingly. The next group sale needs to go through the roof. It's easy to persuade people to participate in a game. Therefore, before the season ticket price increases, the group sales of the theme night should be the driving force. Finally, they need to talk to season ticket holders and really find out what drives them and what is in their favor. Las Vegas is a noisy town. UNLV is no longer a major league team in Las Vegas. It's time for them to wake up.

The Vegas Golden Cavaliers lead the NHL in this attendance rate: 104% capacity percentage.

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