Has Vegas Entertainment Priced Out Locals?
The entertainment and dining options in Las Vegas look very different than they did a few years ago (see: the Sphere). But as our options grow along with our city, have locals been priced out of the fun? A recent survey found that a single person would need to make upwards of $94,000 to live comfortably in Las Vegas, including spending money for “wants like entertainment and hobbies.” In reality, the median income in Las Vegas falls behind the national number at $66,356. Co-host Sarah Lohman sits down with longtime locals co-host Dayvid Figler and Hey Las Vegas editor Rob Kachelreiss to discuss what’s changed and where locals can find affordable entertainment.
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