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Experience the NCAA tournament like never before at The Venetian’s March Mayhem event

Basketball fans, get ready

By Amanda Teague Published March 13, 2025

Brackets at The Stadium — The Venetian Resort

March Mayhem is making its triumphant return to The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, delivering the ultimate game-watching experience for the 2025 NCAA tournament. From Thursday, March 20, to Saturday, March 22, Brackets at the Stadium will transform The Stadium into a 24,000-square-foot basketball paradise, complete with stadium-style seating, luxury accommodations, and an electrifying atmosphere.

With a massive 9-by-16-foot screen as the focal point, plus over 100 additional TVs surrounding the space, fans won’t miss a single moment of the action. You can enjoy the games from a semi-private skybox, a bar-top table, or a lounge-style seat.

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And for those looking to add some extra excitement to the tournament, William Hill, operator of Yahoo Sportsbook at The Venetian Resort, will offer full-service sports betting on-site.

Ticket details

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Fans looking to experience March Mayhem at The Venetian Resort have several ticket options to choose from, ranging from luxury suites to general admission seating, all offering an unparalleled game-day atmosphere.

Luxury Boxes ($750 per person per day): Enjoy a private suite, with select options featuring outdoor patios and views of the Las Vegas Strip. This experience includes unlimited food and beverages for all games.
Skyboxes ($650 per person per day): Perfect for groups, skyboxes seat up to eight guests and feature a personal HD screen along with premium views of the main screen. Includes unlimited food and beverages throughout the event.
Key Seats, Endline, Banquettes, Stadium Seating ($500 per person per day): Reserved seating with prime views. Includes unlimited food and beverages for the day.
General Admission ($200 per person per day): First-come, first-served seating with unlimited beverages for games on March 20 and March 21. Tickets for March 22 are available at a reduced rate of $150 per person. A three-day pass is available for $500 per person.

For an elevated stay, guests can also opt for the three-night suite package, which includes two general admission passes for all three days of the event.

Tickets are on sale now via Booketing.com.

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