You’re not allowed to stop and watch the Las Vegas Formula One Grand Prix without a ticket and stopping in a pedestrian walking zone or on a bridge with a view will get you a ticket, a fine or worse trouble. A few locals and tourists are circumventing this by utilizing the… pic.twitter.com/u8d35JdDkF
— Jen G. (@vegasstarfish) November 24, 2024
The Las Vegas Grand Prix is an elite racing event. Tickets are extremely expensive but 306,000 people paid to watch it, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
Vegas Starfish, a Las Vegas tourism guru, reports that other enterprising people found a way to watch the race up close for free. All that was necessary was that they ride escalators continuously without stopping, making laps next to a good viewing position.
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It's hard for me to wrap my head around giving someone a ticket for stopping on a sidewalk in a public place, unless they paid for the privilege.
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