The F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix takes place this coming Saturday, Nov. 18, at 10 p.m. local time, 1 a.m. ET. The event should be a curiosity with the race taking place right in the city and part of the track taking over the Las Vegas Strip.
Watching how the drivers navigate the track should be even more of a spectacle live than on television. Yet interest in the Grand Prix appears to be mild, judging from dropping ticket prices for the event. Prices have been reduced by nearly 60%.
Single-day seats available through the race’s official site via Ticketmaster are priced at $1169 (before fees) for the grandstand, with standing room tickets at $970. That’s down considerably from the $1645 that was the cheapest price one month ago, according to CNN.
