Super Bowl LVIII: Still considering a trip to Las Vegas? Here’s what it could cost you

Las Vegas – Bay Area Niners fans planning a last-minute trip to Las Vegas to soak up the Super Bowl hype can still acquire plane tickets, hotel rooms, and even seats to the big event. However, as one might expect, they will have to delve deep into their pockets.

As of Monday morning, Southwest Airlines had nonstop flights to Harry Reid International Airport from all three of the Bay Area’s major airports, albeit flight schedules were limited.

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The cheapest ticket from San Francisco International Airport departing on Friday and returning on Sunday would be $678.95.KTVU discovered the cheapest round-trip ticket from San José Mineta International Airport for $793.96.

The cheapest flight from Oakland International Airport would cost $394.96 round way.

The tickets were selling swiftly.

Once in Vegas, accommodation expenses vary greatly. A three-night stay at a motel off the Las Vegas Strip would cost approximately $615.

Many of the popular casino resorts on the strip still had rooms available as of Monday. When reserving through a hotel discount website, visitors can obtain three nights at Treasure Island Las Vegas Hotel Casino for approximately $1,320.

Three nights in New York. The New York Las Vegas Hotel and Casino would cost approximately $2,200.If you want to indulge, a three-night stay at a high-end property like The Venetian property Las Vegas will cost you little more than $5,500.

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When it comes to indulging, buying Super Bowl tickets would be the most expensive part of the Vegas weekend. On Monday, the NFL Ticket Exchange on Ticketmaster reported the lowest price for a single ticket at $6,533 plus taxes.The highest price listed for a verified resale ticket was $52,000.