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F1 Vegas just got more luxurious with this $120K jet experience

Because why just watch F1 when you can arrive by private jet?

By Amanda Teague Oct 28, 2025 4:00 AM

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Formula 1 weekends are already over the top, but this one’s for the jet set. As the Las Vegas Grand Prix gears up to light up the Strip, PorterLifestyle, the luxury lifestyle arm of P3 Jets, has unveiled an ultra-exclusive package that takes the F1 experience to entirely new altitudes.

Starting at $120,000 per couple, this bespoke offering combines the thrill of race weekend with full-throttle indulgence, including roundtrip private jet travel from New York to Las Vegas, five-star accommodations, and access that most fans can only dream about.

A Grand Prix weekend for the ultra-luxury crowd

Guests who book the P3 Jets F1 package will enjoy VIP access to the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team suite, complete with a private garage tour, pit lane walk, driver and team meet-and-greets, and plenty of branded goodies to take home. Add Paddock Club hospitality with prime track views, and you’ve got front-row seats to the world’s fastest show.

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When the engines quiet, the luxury continues. Travelers can choose from top-tier hotels like the Four Seasons, Fontainebleau, or Wynn, with PorterLifestyle’s concierge team arranging every transfer, reservation, and spontaneous Vegas moment in between. Think Michelin-starred dining, local culinary tours, and custom excursions (because who doesn’t want a private helicopter ride over the desert?).

For those who want a taste of the high life without the private jet price tag, PorterLifestyle also offers a “first-class tier” package starting at $27,000. That includes commercial first-class flights, premium grandstand hospitality, and five-star lodging.

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