Adele fans have been left disappointed as Caesars Entertainment’s £4million Las Vegas F1 package only includes two tickets for her residency show.
The gambling conglomerate announced its ‘Emperor Package’ for next year’s inaugural Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix – but many have noted that while there are 12 F1 tickets there are just two to see the Hello songstress, 33, at her show.
The package includes: a dozen Paddock Club passes throughout race week, tickets to see Adele in concert at Caesars Palace, five nights in a 4,700-square-foot terrace suite overlooking the racetrack, around-the-clock butler service, use of a chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce, and a private meal with Michelin-starred chef Nobu Matsuhisa.
Annoyed: Adele fans have been left disappointed as Caesars Entertainment’s £4million Las Vegas F1 package only includes two Adele residency tickets
There will be a VIP host to coordinate everything for the Emperor Package guests, including nights at the OMNIA Nightclub and the Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace.
One tweeted in reaction: ‘The two Adeles residency really seals the deal if they were on the fence of why would you spend 5 million.’
Others noted that the deal included tickets for 12 to all of the perks – except Adele’s concert.
Someone said: ‘This is so ridiculous! Is this what a formula 1 Emperor Package has come to? I am fuming why only 2 tickets to Adele’s Residency at Caesar’s Palace? We need 12! Fix this!’
Not happy: The gambling conglomerate announced its ‘Emperor Package’ for next year’s inaugural Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix – but many have noted that while there are 12 F1 tickets there are just two to see the Hello songstress, 33, at her show
Fuming: One tweeted in reaction: ‘The two Adeles residency really seals the deal if they were on the fence of why would you spend 5 million’
And another fumed: ‘So for $5m you get to take 11 guests to the F1, and then say to 10 guest sorry no Adele for you.’
The Villa accommodation also includes an outdoor Zen Garden with a Japanese onsen tub, a billiards table, full bar, outdoor kitchen, as well as a sauna and private spa treatment room, not to mention a private elevator.
The extravagant vacation is five times more expensive than a similar offering Wynn Las Vegas unveiled in November, and potentially costlier packages could be in store for Las Vegas in 2024, when the city hosts its first Super Bowl.
F1: The package includes: a dozen Paddock Club passes throughout race week, two tickets to see Adele in concert at Caesars Palace and other perks
The race in Vegas is expected to be the most expensive sporting event on Formula One’s agenda next year.
F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali has already defended the ticket prices saying: ‘In terms of price positioning we are going to be on the top side because this is Las Vegas and that is the nature of the customer coming to Las Vegas.’
‘Formula One has a certain positioning with regard to the kind of sport it is. We are going to deliver the greatest spectacle in the world as a statement of F1.
Performance: Adele is shown on opening night of ‘Weekends With Adele’ at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace on November 18 in Las Vegas. Those spending $5 million on the Emperor Package will get two tickets to see her sold-out show
‘That needs to be recognized and in terms of price positioning we are going to be on the top side because this is Las Vegas and that is the nature of the customer coming to Las Vegas.
‘There will be possibilities for people who want to pay less, to spend less. As always in life, it is the market pulling the price and then on our side is the responsibility to bring a great event.’
Based on an explosion in popularity in the United States created by the behind-the-scenes Netflix docudrama ‘Drive to Survive,’ F1 in May made Miami its second annual race in the country.
Food: Also as part of the Emperor Package you get a private meal with Michelin-starred chef Nobu Matsuhisa
It comes after earlier this week it was reported that Adele boosted her fortune by £11.5m last year.
The hitmaker’s profits catapulted between 2020 and 2021, with the latter seeing her company with reserves of almost £15M, according to account statements.
Statements for Adele’s company, Melted Stone Ltd, show that it’s net assets sat at £14,940,260 in December 2021, a massive jump from the £3,566,954 a year prior.
And the booming profit is no shock, as this was the same year that the musician released her newest album, titled 30.
Luxury: Those spending $5 million on the Emperor Package will also get five nights in a 4,700-square-foot terrace suite overlooking the racetrack
Including hits such as Easy On Me, the album’s first-week chart sales totalled 261,000,30 and was the biggest first week for an album during the year, also becoming one of the world’s best-selling albums that year.
And the massive profits don’t appear to have gone to waste either, as Adele purchased a lavish new home for £47M earlier this year.
Adele finally kicked off her long-awaited Las Vegas residency at the Colosseum in Caesars Palace in November.
‘Mortified’: In January the hitmaker’s highly-anticipated Las Vegas residency was canceled just 24 hours before she was set to hit the stage at Caesar’s Palace
The singer tearfully cancelled her scheduled concerts at the last minute in January, but managed to kick it off 10 months late with a 20-song set for the near capacity 4,100 crowd with barely a glitch.
The spectacular show saw rainfall, a piano being set ‘alight’ on a bed of water and Adele firing T-shirts into the auditorium with a plastic gun.
She is understood to be earning about £800,000 a night for the 32-night run.
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