A fan initiated the exchange with the comment, “We could use a CD/DVD. Just saying.”
“My friend I totally get it. I am shocked myself when I go out to dinner or just a drink at the bar,” Hagar responded.
“Vegas has gotten really expensive. But I must admit there’s no place like it. It’s f*cking on. 24 seven I guess that’s what we’re paying for. Hope to see you somewhere.”
Hagar’s response comes as his residency continues to generate significant fan interest across the country.
Information from Park MGM reveals that Hagar’s 2025 residency, ‘The Best of All Worlds Stays in Vegas,’ runs at the Dolby Live venue from April 30th through May 17th. Base ticket prices begin at $59 before fees. Vivid Seats data indicates secondary-market prices span from $45 to over $2,300.
The pricing structure reflects the current trends in Las Vegas entertainment. Venues across the city have introduced different pricing tiers to accommodate various budget levels.
Earlier in 2025, Hagar’s performances were held at the Stratosphere Hotel and Casino in February and March. These shows had pricing structures comparable to those of the current residency.
Artists establishing Las Vegas residencies increasingly adopt this multi-venue strategy. This approach enables them to connect with diverse audiences while adapting to the city’s dynamic entertainment scene.
