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While some people chose to pay $500 for a parking spot near the stadium, the more affluent individuals opted for another mode of transport: private jets. In fact, a map of the amount of private jets leaving the Super Bowl after the game has gone viral after being shared on Reddit. "Flight map showing 140+ private jets leaving LA within five Not only was Super Bowl LVIII the most watched in television history , but the biggest event on the NFL calendar also attracted a near-record number of private planes to Las Vegas over the weekend. The Super Bowl saw all manner of celebrities in attendance, but how did they all leave the city of sin afterwards? You would be mistaken if you thought they carpooled. With Taylor Swift getting plenty of flak currently for using a private jet , it seems she's far from alone when you look at the sheer volume of private jets leaving the Super A local Las Vegas account on X, formerly Twitter, shared the radar images of the planes leaving the Super Bowl and went viral with 7.6 million views. "525 private jets departed Las Vegas after the A total of 525 business jets departed the Las Vegas area after the Super Bowl from Harry Reid International Airport, Henderson Executive Airport, and North Las Vegas Airport. 81 of those (15%) made the one hour flight to airports in the Los Angeles area. Airports in and near New York City saw 33 flights, while the Miami area saw 30. It's on the forum r/Damnthatsinteresting, and suggests it shows a timelapse of more than 500 private jets leaving Las Vegas after the Super Bowl. The game was a thriller, ending in overtime and seeing the Kansas City Chiefs overcome the San Francisco 49ers in dramatic fashion, so it kept plenty of viewers up into the late hours. Las Vegas was the host city for Super Bowl LVIII, and it attracted a record number of celebrities, billionaires, and VIPs who flew in on their private jets. — The security plan for Las Vegas’ first time hosting the Super Bowl has been in the works for about a year. However, in an unexpected development, a record number of private jets are descending on the city ahead of the game. Clark County expects more than 1,000 private jets this weekend, and about half will have to drop off since there’s "Flight map showing 140+ private jets leaving LA within five hours of Super Bowl LVI ending," wrote one user. While some of the planes traveled across the country, there's a notable amount of trips taken from California that is surprising to many. Clark County expects more than 1,000 private jets -- a record -- to fly in for the Super Bowl. Even four local airports combined only have space to park 500 jets ahead of the game. The influx of about 1,000 private jets into Las Vegas for the upcoming Super Bowl between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs raises concerns from both economic and environmental standpoints. So, the Super Bowl LVIII may become a super planet-warming football game. Fueling the Economy, Heating the Planet A local Las Vegas account on X, formerly Twitter, shared the radar images of the planes leaving the Super Bowl and went viral with 7.6 million views. "525 private jets departed Las Vegas after the A massive fleet of private jets is currently leaving the Super Bowl. And, although you've probably never felt sorry for the kind of person that flies to the Super Bowl on their own jet, try to Moms house on beach lines up with DAB airport runway and it's an airshow watching all the biz jets depart after race. Fun part is watching the drivers planes in particular racing them back home as they seem to prefer high performance takeoffs and climbing like fighters racing for the high altitudes by the time they pass over the beach. While Taylor Swift was probably the most famous celebrity to buzz into Las Vegas in a private jet for Super Bowl Sunday, she wasn’t the only one — and hundreds of planes crowded Southern Each year, hundreds of private jets flock to the city hosting the Super Bowl. This year, hundreds of jets arrived in the Minneapolis area over a few days, but they all want to leave quickly when the game is over. In the 24 hours after the game, watch nearly 500 private flights depart the city. During the 2023 Super Bowl weekend, airports in the Phoenix Metro area saw roughly 4,000 more take-offs and 1,100 private jets than usual. Flying privately allows fans to avoid all the hassle of commercial flights – organizing transportation, early arrival at the terminal, and long security lines. Wow! An animation shows the massive amount of the flights leaving Las Vegas after the Super Bowl, including allegedly 525 business jets. One of the flights w And here in Europe in UEFA Champions League tickets for the final game start at 70 up to 690 euros, and CL final is being watched by rougly 500 million compared to Superbowl 120 millions.
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