
Caesars Entertainment outlined hospitality packages for the 2026 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix at eight Strip resorts. Pricing ranges from $300 single-day to $1,300 three-day options, paired with events featuring Gordon Ramsay, Martha Stewart and Rick Bayless. The plans build on prior sold-out chef activations.
SCCG Take — Tiered pricing across multiple venues lets the operator segment demand and lift non-gaming yield from a recurring live event without expanding physical footprint.
Caesars Entertainment will host race-week events, accommodations, dining and viewing options for the 2026 Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix across eight resorts positioned inside the track footprint.
The operator aims to integrate guests more closely with the event through experiences at properties on the Las Vegas Strip. As reported by Yogonet International, the plans feature dynamic viewing, exclusive parties and culinary activations.
Packages carry specific price points. Thursday and Friday access costs $550 per person. Friday and Saturday is $1,050. The full three-day option runs $1,300. Single-day tickets are set at $300 for Thursday, $350 for Friday and $800 for Saturday at select venues.
At Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, the Caramella terrace and lounge offers a three-day package for $1,000 per person and a Friday-Saturday option for $850. Single days there are $300, $400 and $650. These include all-inclusive cocktails, chef-curated meals, premium views of the main straight, live DJ sets and F1-themed activations such as a race simulator.
One venue allows guests to watch from GIADA with Giada De Laurentiis. Another provides Strip views from an open-air restaurant at the Vanderpump Hotel, with live race feeds on TVs and all-inclusive food and drinks. An ultra-exclusive party at Soleia Beach Club targets select Caesars Rewards members.
Sean McBurney, chief commercial officer and regional president for Caesars Entertainment, said the company is raising the bar with these experiences. Gordon Ramsay HELL’S KITCHEN at Caesars Palace will hold its Trackside Lunch on 20 November at 11 a.m. for $299 per person, plus $99 for a beverage package. The event returns after three sold-out editions in 2023, 2024 and 2025. Ramsay will appear to discuss food and racing while serving a four-course menu.
The Bedford at Paris Las Vegas hosts a 1 p.m. cocktail reception on 20 November with Martha Stewart for $169 per person, including drinks, bites, a cocktail demonstration and a signed cookbook. On 19 November, “Sips and Dips” pairs Rick Bayless with SIPS Barcelona at 1 p.m. Tickets start at $85. The event explores Spanish and Mexican culinary influences through moderated discussion, cocktails and merchandise.
MICHELIN-starred Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace marks its 20th anniversary during race weekend. Diners receive a personally signed memento from Chef Guy Savoy. All listed prices are subject to tax and include an 18% gratuity. Bookings are available via caesars.com/events/f1.
The structured offerings convert the Grand Prix into defined revenue windows across the portfolio.
Reporting: Yogonet International
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