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Las Vegas Super Bowl Watch Parties – Updated for 2026

Super Bowl Sunday and Las Vegas go together like Bert & Ernie, Pinky & The Brain, Toejam & Earl, and … You get the idea.

Needless to say, it’s a madhouse. If you don’t have a party reserved, you may find yourself posted up at the Applebee’s in North Las Vegas. Nobody wants that.

To help folks find a spot to land, I’ve created the most complete list of Super Bowl Watch parties in Las Vegas available on the World Wide Web.

Of course, I’ll also link out to each event so that you can quickly compare and contrast your options and buy tickets.

I’ll be adding parties as they’re scheduled!

Free Super Bowl Watch Parties

South Point Big Game Watch Party: An annual tradition, South Point hosts a free viewing party in its Grand Ballroom, featuring satellite betting stations, food/drink deals, and an enjoyable atmosphere. Seats go quickly, so get in line early if you want to sit.

Rio’s Big Game Party: Open to all ages, you can take your free seat as early as 2:30pm in the depressing part of Rio’s casino floor, although it won’t be depressing on Feb 8th.

VIP Packages for 3 people start at $325 and include “premium lounge seating” and an open bar.

Rio's casino floor from above.
It’ll look cooler for the Super Bowl.

Downtown Events Center Biggest Big Game Bash: Located just off Fremont Street near The D, The Downtown Events Center will host a free outdoor watch party. Gameday bites and beverages will be available for purchase, and tables/man caves can be reserved for an additional fee.

Spearmint Rhino: Another gentleman’s club, entry is free, as is food – All you have to do is register at the linked page.

They’ll have 16 big screens, raffles, $100 premium bottle specials, and “baddies from around the world” (their words, not mine).

Famous Foods Street Eats at Resorts World: The food hall, home to 20 dining options, will host a free viewing party. Seats will be first-come, first-served, so get there early.

Neon signs over a center bar in the food hall.
Famous Foods Street Eats at Resorts World

Binion’s Longhorn Room: Doors open at 11:30am for Binion’s free Super Bowl watch party. Food & drink specials and a raffle will be offered.

The Pool at Sahara: Formerly known as their Azilo Pool, The Pool will host a watch party with free and paid options.

Entry is free, and can be reserved at the linked page. Paid options include:

  • For $146.44, you’ll also recieve bottomless drinks from noon-halftime.

  • For $178.12, you’ll get access to an AYCE buffet in addition to bottomless drinks until halftime.

Bottomless drinks through halftime seems like a miss…

A pool with a giant screen above it displaying multiple sports contests.
The Pool at Sahara

Watch Parties on Fremont Street

Downtown Grand Big Game 2026: DTG will host two separate parties:

  • The Fremont Ballroom party starts at $129.89 and includes an assigned seat and all you can eat & drink through the 3rd quarter. A cash bar will remain open through the 4th quarter.

  • Freedom Beat’s party costs $119.22 and also includes an open bar and AYCE buffet through the 3rd quarter with a cash bar remaining open through the 4th.
Exterior of Diowntown Grand at dusk.

The D’s Bar Canada Big Game Bash 2026: Admission to The D’s Big Game Bash costs $175 per person for groups of 4, 8, or 10, and includes unlimited drinks. Food from Bacon Nation will be available for purchase.

They’ll also be hosting a watch party in their ballroom for $200 per person which includes unlimited stadium-style food and drinks.

Triple 7 Brewery at Main Street Station: $99 gets you in the door, along with all the draft beer you can drink. Call (702) 387-2896 for tickets.

Downtown Container Park: An affordable option, the Container Park’s party costs just $40 and includes AYCD Beer, margs, paloma, and vodka cocktails. Food deals will also be available.

The Enrance to the Downtown Container Park with the Praying Mantis statue standing guard to the left.

Plaza Big Game 2026 Viewing Party: Plaza is offering 3 distinct flavors of watch party across their property:

  • VIP Showroom Party, which costs $281 per person and includes an open bar through the end of the game, and an upscale food buffet.

  • Big Game Viewing Party, which costs $131 per person and includes a stadium food buffet, HD projection screens, and a cash bar in a conference room setting.
Plaza's theater with basketball projected on the screens.
Plaza’s March Madness Watch Party – In the Showroom

Circa’s Big Game Bash: Circa is hosting several events across the property that include:

  • Seating in the book, which starts at $400 (straight rental fee).

  • “Private Watch Zones” can be reserved by groups of 6+ for $350 per person and include unlimited food and drink.

  • Standing-room-only (“field access”) tickets to Stadium Swim start at $125 and include 2 drink tickets and buffet access.
View of Circa's Stadium Swimm rooftop pooldeck from my hotel room.
Not a bad setup…

Hennessey’s Tavern & Mickie Finnz: Affordable options, both bars are offering a seat in exchange for a $100 minimum spend per person from their standard menu. Reach out to your chosen venue for a reservation, as seats fill up quickly.

Exterior of Mickie Finnz on Fremont Street

Cat’s Meow: On the second level of Neonopolis, Cat’s Meow’s party is affordable at $25 and includes a guaranteed seat, 1 drink ticket, and wings or tenders.

A personal note, I stopped into Cat’s during their 2-1 happy hour about a year ago and 2 12oz. Cans of Coors Light ran me $12, so à la carte drinks after your freebie may add up.

Inside Cat's Meow, with table seating and a stage in the background.

Hammered Harry’s: Tucked in Neonopolis, Hammered Harry’s requires a $50 minimum spend to reserve a seat at their party. An optional $45 bottomless beverage package can be added, and they’ll be offering deals like $20 buckets and 50 wings for $50 all game.

Exterior of Hammered Harry's inside Neonopolis.

Gold Spike: A seat at Gold Spike’s Big Game Championship viewing party starts at $193.25 (fees inc.) for a barstool and includes 1 raffle ticket, premium open bar, and access to a buffet stocked with gameday fare.

Gold Spike's Exterior facade and sign.

Watch Parties on The Strip

HyperX Arena at Luxor: Packages for the watch party at Luxor’s HyperX esports arena start at $177.91 and include an open bar through the 3rd quarter.

A massive screen with a bank of seats and gaming stations facing it.

PT’s at STRAT: Seats at STRAT’s big game party start at about $90 per person (fees & tax included) for a bar seat, but larger tables and booths are available.

For that price, you’ll get a seat, 1 domestic beer/soft drink, and access to a buffet stocked with items like wings, sliders, bacon-wrapped hot dogs, and more.

I attended the March Madness Eve party at PT’s last year, and though the food was solid.

Exterior of PT's
PTs at STRAT

Dick’s Last Resort at Excalibur: Pricing for Dick’s Big Game 2026 watch party starts at $200 and includes food, drinks, and prizes. VIP tickets with the best view of the screens cost an additional $50.

Exterior of Dick's Last Resort at Excalibur.

Gilley’s at TI: “Zone 2” tickets to Gilley’s watch party cost $201 per person and include open bar access (they list all liquor options on the linked page) and a buffet stocked with game day fare like wings, sliders, pulled pork sandwiches, Nathan’s Hot Dogs, etc.

“Zone 1” tickets cost about $35 more – I assume the main difference between zones is location/view.

Exterior neon sign for Gilley's, with old school slot machines modeled as cowboys on either side.

Topgolf at MGM Grand: A unique option, Topgolf is offering bay reservations for the Super Bowl. Options are wide-ranging, but pricing for a bay that can accommodate up to 8 people starts at $730, with $350 of that usable as a food & beverage credit.

More expensive packages and larger bays are also available.

The range at Topgolf with giant TV screens at the end of the range.

Rockhouse – Big Game 2026: Found in Venetian’s intricately themed Grand Canal Shoppes, seating at Rockhouse’s bar starts at a $175 per person minimum spend, and tables require a minimum spend of $250 per person.

Bouchon at Venetian: A seat at Bouchon’s party will set you back $299 and include open bar access and AYCE fare by Thomas Keller, including a whole roasted pig. Sounds fancy.

Smelly Cat: A new karaoke bar in front of Horseshoe, Smelly Cat’s party costs $175 per person, and includes a seat and access to an open bar.

Exterior of Smelly Cat Las vegas.

Bottled Blonde: Also out in front of Horseshoe, Bottle Blonde’s party starts at $220.56 per person and includes open bar access and a game day buffet.

Exterior of Bottled Blonde while finishing construction touches were completed prior to opening.

AmeriCAN Big Game 2026: Although their location along the LINQ Promenade has closed, ameriCAN still fired me over pricing for their Big Game watch party, which is $175 per person and includes premium open bar access.

Vital Vegas reported that their new location will be at TI, so I assume that’s where this party will be held.

AmeriCAN's exterior along the outdoor LINQ Promenade
What once was – Courtesy of Caesars Entertainment

Beer Park at Paris: Packages start at $200 per person and include a seat and an all-inclusive food and beverage package.

View of Las Vegas Blvd. and Caesars Palace from Beer Park
Beer Park at Paris

Alexxa’s at Paris: Tickets cost $119 per person and include buffet access and $60 to use toward beverages.

Exterior of Alexxa's from Paris' casino floor.

Cabo Wabo Cantina at Planet Hollywood: Packages to “Kickoff at the Cantina” are $250 and include a seat, AYCD premium bar, and taigate-style buffet access.

Exterior of Cabo Wabo Cantino within the Miracle MIle Shops at Planet Hollywood.

Blondies at Planet Hollywood: A seat at Blondie’s Super Sunday 2026 party starts at $250 per person ($325 after fees), and includes access to a premium buffet and top-shelf open bar through the end of the game.

Exterior of Blondies in the MIracle Mile Shops.

Flights: Also in the Miracle Mile Shops, Flights is offering a seat, a buffet stocked with “stadium classics”, and an open bar that includes top-shelf brands for $263.28 per person.

For an extra $75, you can show up an hour early, pick your seat, and get a head start on boozin’.

Exterior of Flights in the Miracle Mile Shops.

Brewdog: Perched atop the Showcase mall, Brewdog’s watch party costs $225 per person and includes an open bar, AYCE, and “all the game day energy you can handle”, which is corny af, but I’ll allow it.

The Showcase Mall illuminated at night. Target and Ross are on the street level, while BrewDog's sign is illuminated atop the building.

Flanker at Mandalay Bay: Minimum spend agreements are available, including $350 for a single barstool, $600 for a table for four, and $2,500 for a couch for eight, among others.

Seating at Flanker sports bar surrounded by TVs. In the background is a large video wall covering the entire wall.
Courtesy of MGM Resorts

House of Blues at Mandalay Bay: Mezzanine seating to HOB’s watch party starts at $112 per person. You’ll have access to a Big Game Menu stocked with items like wings, tenders, chili mac, polish links, walking tacos, and more.

Drinks are not included.

Exterior of HOuse of Blues at Mandalay Bay.

Atomic Golf at STRAT: There are a few distinct packages at Atomic Golf worth mentioning:

  • All Inclusive Astrocade: For $99 per person, you’ll have access to a gameday buffet and bottomless beer, wine, and house spirits.

  • All Inclusive Cosmic Lounge: For $119 per person, you’ll have access to the 4th-floor Cosmic Lounge, a gameday buffet, and bottomless beer, wine, and house spirits.

  • Hitting Bays: Bays range from $999 – $1,250 depending on location, can accommodate 20-24 guests each, and include gameday buffet access in addition to bottomless beer, wine, and house spirits.

Oh, and AYCG (all you can golf).

An atrium with seating on the main level looking up at two separate video walls broadcasitng sports.

Hard Rock Cafe: A seat at The Big Game Party starts at $300 per person, and includes a premium open bar and buffet stocked with stadium food.

Exterior of the Hard Rock Cafe at night.

Watch Parties at Caesars Palace: Several lounges & restaurants are hosting watch parties for a food & beverage minimum spend.

  • Vista Cocktail Lounge: Seating for 2 starts at a $450 F&B minimum.
  • Montecristo: Seating for 2 starts at $450 F&B minimum.
  • Stadia: Seating for 4 starts at a $750 F&B minimum.
Exterior of the Montecristo Cigar Bar at Caesars Palace

Watch Parties at The Cromwell: There are 2 small watch parties at lounges within The Cromwell.

  • Bound: Seating for 2 starts at $200, but is not billed as a minimum spend agreement. Each person will get 2 drink tickets.
  • Interlude: Seating for 2 starts at $150, but is not billed as a minimum spend agreement. Each person will get 2 drink tickets.
Exterior of the upscale bound bar.

Montecristo at Paris: 2 seats at Montecristo start at a $455 F&B minimum spend.

Exterior of the Montecristo Cigar Bar at Paris.

Indigo Lounge at Horseshoe: A seat costs $164, but is not billed as a minimum spend agreement. Each person will get 1 drink ticket.

Watch Parties at Planet Hollywood: There are 2 small parties being held in lounges at PH:

  • Glass Bar: A table for 2 at Glass Bar starts at a $100 F&B minimum spend.
  • Ringer Bar: A table for 2 starts at $225, but is not billed as a minimum spend agreement. Each person will get 1 drink ticket.
A lounge with illuminated glass as a decorative wall surrounding it.
Glass Bar

Watch Parties at Harrah’s: Watch parties will be held at a few of their lounges:

  • The Lounge: A single counter seat starts at a $185 F&B minimum spend.
  • The Piano Bar: A single seat to The Piano Bar’s party starts at $115 and includes open bar access.
  • Carnaval Court: A table for 4 at the popular outdoor bar’s watch party starts at $850 and includes open bar access.
Exterior of Carnaval Court, with Linq and Harrah's hotel towers in the background.

Eight at Resorts World: A cigar lounge, Eight is offering a seat for their Big Game LX watch party for a $150 per person minimum spend indoors, and $100 for a seat on the terrace.

Exterior of Eight at Resorts World.

Carversteak at Resorts World: A seat, open bar, and endless bites can be yours for $195 per person. To book, make a reservation for February 8th.

Gatsby’s at Resorts World: A gorgeous casino lounge, Gatsby’s party requires a $175 minimum spend per person.

Gatsby's Lounge, which has illuminated decorative balls hanging from the ceiling.

Alle on 66 at Resorts World: Alle’s party requires a $200 per person minimum spend for bar/high-top seating and $225 for a seat in the lounge.

View from Alle Lounge on 66
Alle Lounge on 66 – Courtesy of Resorts World

Proper Eats at Aria: Bar seating to the Proper Eats food hall’s watch party starts at $200 per person and includes an AYCE gameday menu and AYCD beer, well drinks, wine, and champagnes.

Exterior entrance of Proper Eats.
Credit: Jeff Green – Courtesy of MGM Resorts

Happy Camper at Fashion Show: A seat at Happy Camper’s Big Game watch party costs $175 and includes an open bar through the end of the 3rd quarter and a buffet stocked with gameday fare.

Chickie’s & Pete’s at Sahara: A seat at Chickie’s watch party costs $250 per person, billed as a food & beverage minimum spend. Attendees will receive a free T-shirt and be eligible to win raffle prizes.

If you have yet to try their Crabfries, they’ll change your life for the better.

Exterior of Chickies and Petes.

Crack Shack at Park MGM: A seat at Crack Shack’s party starts at $215.26 and includes AYCE “spread of your favorites” (that’s all the detail there is, and I have no idea how they know what your favorites are) and an open bar.

Virgil’s Real BBQ: Located along the LINQ Promenade, Virgil’s Big Game Package pricing is $175 per person, which includes AYCD and AYCE classics such as smoked ribs, pulled pork, and mac & cheese through the end of the game.

Exterior of Virgil's BBQ along the LINQ Promenade.

Tilted Kilt: Also along LINQ’s Promenade, TK is offering a “stadium-style” seat (you could be sitting with other groups), access to an open bar, and a buffet stocked with “bar food classics” for $205.38 per person.

Exterior of Tilted Kilt Las Vegas.

Carmine’s: Located in the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, packages to Carmine’s watch party start at $265 and include a buffet of “Italian favorites” like wings, chicken parm, meatballs, etc., and a premium open bar.

The “MVP” package costs an additional $30 and unlocks top-shelf liquors and premium food items like a seafood raw bar, carving station, and more.

Exterior of Carmine's in the Forum Shops.

Off-Strip Big Game Parties

Ellis Island: A short walk behind Horseshoe, seats to Ellis’ watch party in The Front Yard start at $325 per person for bar seating and $389 per person for tables of 2,4,5, or 6.

In addition to a seat, you’ll have access to unlimited beer, call drinks and a menu of “game day favorites” for the entirety of the game.

The Deck rooftop lounge will also host a watch party with tickets starting at $350 per 2-person table that includes an open bar, food, and giveaways.

The Front Yard at Ellis Island with a large TV in the backgroung playing a football game.
The Front Yard

Silver Sevens: Hosted in the showroom, Silver Sevens’ party costs $60 and includes all you can eat and drink. Seating is first-come, first-served.

The George at Durango: A beautiful indoor/outdoor setting, general admission to The Yard starts at a minimim spend of $175 per person, while a table requires $250 spend per person.

An outdoor seating area at The George. On the left is a large video wall. In the foreground is a yard game area.
The George’s outdoor seating and screen.

Slater’s 50/50 (Lake Mead): Slater’s 50/50 is offering a reserved seat, open bar (30 craft beer options, well drinks & wine), and an AYCE gameday buffet starting at $158.13 per person.

Slater’s 50/50 (Silverado): Slater’s Silverado location will host an identical party to the Lake Mead location for $150.13.

Tuscany’s Big Game Watch Party: Tickets start at $86.14 (jumps $10 after 2/2/26) and include AYCD draft Michelob Ultra & Modelo and AYCE “gameday favorites”.

PUB 365 at Tuscany: A seat at PUB 365 starts at $138 per person and includes an all-you-can-eat buffet and AYCD beer (6 varieties).

For an additional $30, you’ll gain access to a handful of liquors.

Nevada Brew Works: A brewery in the Arts District, Nevada Brew Works party costs $75 per person and includes AYCE and AYCD beer.

The Stadium: A newer sports bar in the Arts District, The Stadium isn’t taking reservations; rather, seating can be snagged on a first-come, first-served basis and requires a $50 minimum spend.

Food deals include a $10 burger or dog w/ chips, drink specials, and shot girls roaming.

PT’s Taverns: With locations scattered across the valley, entry is free, draft Mich. Ultra and Bud Lights are $3, and a handful of food items are BOGO.

Pier 88 Boiling Seafood & Bar: Tickets to the Pier 88’s (on Spring Mountain) watch party start at $140.56 and include an open bar stocked with well cocktails, beer & wine. The AYCE food menu is different than most, with items like fried calamari, fried shrimp, and Cajun fries alongside traditional gameday classics.

Bogey’s Big Game 2026: A table reservation for up to 5 people will set you back $135.23 after fees (total, not per person), and $125 of that is a food & beverage minimum that can be spent during the game.

Five Iron Golf at Area15: A venue packed with golf simulators, Five Iron is offering private bays that accommodate up to 8 people for the Super Bowl for $299.

The first round of “Titos Transfusion Bottle Service” is included, but it appears you’re on your own for food and drink after that.

Exterior of Five Iron Golf.

Illuminarium at Area15: An “immersive” viewing party, Illuminarium’s Big Game party starts at $125 per person for basic admission. For $150, your entry will include an AYCE buffet and “water tower”.

Illuminarium's wall screens with some sharp bends, forcing me to walk around the room to see everything.
Illuminarium at Area15

Hofbrauhaus Super Sunday: $185 per person gets you a seat, AYCD beer, wine, and specialty cocktails, and one of the more unique AYCE menus in town that’s stocked with items like Baumeister bier chili, riesenbratwurst, French fries and beer cheese, mac and cheese, and Bayerische gulaschuppe (whatever that is).

Crazy Horse 3: An off-Strip gentleman’s club, CH3’s watch party starts at $79 per person and includes a seat and unlimited “tailgate fare”. Their $199 package includes AYCD.

Ahern: Located up near Golden Steer & Sahara, Ahern is charging $49.99 for a seat to their watch party that includes access to an XL Buffet. Food and drink specials are also being offered à la carte.

WSKY Bar + Grill (4 locations): Entry to all 4 of WSKY’s parties starts at $90.55 and includes AYCD beer, wine, seltzer, and well liquors. You’ll also receive 1 raffle ticket. Food is not included.

For an additional $10, you’ll be upgraded to premium liquors, an expanded draft beer selection, and 4 more raffle entries.

Another fantastic resource to reference when researching which Big Game watch parties is the “Vegas BigGame” Facebook group. There, you’ll find reviews from real people who have attended events in the past.

Just join the group, and search for the parties you are considering – You’ll find all kinds of great info!

On the day of the game, ensure your wagers are in with plenty of time as lines will be out the door. If you have yet to do so, ensure to sign up for your sportsbook’s mobile app and have that piggy bank stuffed so you can get action anywhere, with no wait.

Is your watch party not on the list? Feel free to contact me, and I’ll be happy to add it!

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Daryn H

Thursday 30th of January 2025

Thanks for writing this up for 2024

Sam

Wednesday 20th of November 2024

Hi thanks for this great page and updates. I can't seem to find what the "private watch zones" at Circa look like. I contacted them and they just sent the the basic flyer. Would you happen to have more info? Thanks in advance.

Jake Hoffman

Thursday 21st of November 2024

@Sam, shoot, I’ve never personally experienced them so don’t know exactly. May be worth a follow up email to them.

Considering it’s Circa, I can only imagine they lol be amazing though.

Sorry I couldn’t be of more help!

Colin

Thursday 7th of December 2023

I'm interested in bringing my son (13) to a viewing party. Are there any options?

Thanks and I appreciate your site, Colin

Jake Hoffman

Friday 8th of December 2023

Hey Colin - I'm poking around some of these parties and am not seeing much guidance. My guess is you'll need to avoid bars, but restaurant parties, and even the ballroom party at westgate may be in play. I'd recommend picking 2 or 3 preferred parties and shooting them an email detailing your situation.

John houle

Sunday 12th of February 2023

Looking for a place for 2 adults our 13 year old, food only

Tommy

Wednesday 26th of January 2022

Nice list. We are going to share in the Vegas Big Game Facebook Group. All are welcome to join.

Sunday 6th of February 2022

@Jake, Just saw this comment now. And we just re-shared it since Mark Meltzer tweeting about it

Jake

Thursday 27th of January 2022

Thanks Tommy! I threw a link to the Vegas BigGame FB group in the article. What a fantastic resource. Great work.

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