Economic Impact of SBLVIII 2024 Las Vegas

We take you through the Las Vegas strip and talk about the economic impact of the SBLVIII 2024. Get ready to see what Las Vegas was like during the Super Bowl activities around town. #sblviii #lasvegas #superbowl
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[@ThickCutOhio]

It’s going to be very hard to Top Vegas. I don’t know why but I’ve never found New Orleans appealing? Vegas superbowl wasn’t just Superbowl. It was superbowl plus Vegas. That’s hard to beat.

[@LifeinLasVegas]

True. It was very well ran and people could move around better than the F1.

[@ThickCutOhio]

I wonder how many people got married in Vegas over superbowl weekend. That would be interesting to know.

[@justmadd369]

How many years til the next Super Bowl in Vegas?

[@LifeinLasVegas]

I'm guessing 2028.

[@HarryHamsterChannel]

Maybe people crowd into Vegas because they don't have malls to go to anymore.
If you find an exit at the far end of those Caesars shops, you will be ejected into an area where the curbs are six feet high and you'll have to walk a mile and a half to escape. It's a horror show.