A Las Vegas VIP box customer at Allegiant Stadium was shocked to discover their pizza and wings order totaled $653. Professional sports bettor Bill "Krackman" Krackomberger shared the eye-watering receipt on social media while attending the UNLV Rebels vs. San Diego State Aztecs game.

The itemized breakdown reveals:

• Pepperoni pizza: $300 ($50 per slice with tax)
• Chicken tenders: $190
• Administrative charge: $112
• Sales tax: $50.48

Notably, the 23% administrative charge "is not a tip or gratuity and is not distributed to service employees," according to the receipt.

The post quickly went viral, generating over 575K views within three hours. Social media users expressed outrage, with many pointing out:

• Regular concession stands sell similar pizzas for $40
• Most luxury boxes typically include complimentary food and drinks
• The pricing structure appears designed to maintain an exclusive image
• The stadium, built with public subsidies, primarily benefits wealthy owners

Critics argue this incident exemplifies broader concerns about Las Vegas pricing, particularly in venues supported by public funds while catering to high-end customers. Some customers suggest refusing to tip when faced with excessive service charges, though this impacts front-line workers rather than management.

One commenter noted ironically that the pizza's burnt crust should warrant at least a $200 refund.

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