Vegas Music Festival Featured The Most Insane Drink Prices You'll Ever See

Bottle service certainly wasn't cheap at the Electric Daisy Carnival this past weekend.

EDC is a massive music event in Las Vegas spanning three days. People flock to the town for the event, and just like most things in Vegas, it's not a cheap experience.

However, the prices from the event that ran May 16-18 might be enough to give you a heart attack.

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The Electric Daisy Carnival is a huge music event that takes place once a year in Las Vegas. (Photo by AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)

EDC alcohol prices were crazy.

As a working-class man, I refuse to pay high prices for alcohol. That didn't appear to be an option for those seeking bottle service at EDC.

The popular X account @LasVegasLocally posted a photo of the bottle service prices, and it's comically expensive.

There was one champagne package that cost $575,000. That's more expensive than the average home in America. A six-pack of Bud Light was $140. Imagine spending $140 for some trash Bud Light. A bottle of Jack Daniel's was $875 and a six-pack of Smartwater was $90.

You can check out the full list of bottle service prices below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

I can't ever imagine spending this kind of money on bottle service. Again, Vegas is expensive, but this is next level insanity.

Who the hell thinks it's a good idea to drop nearly $600,000 on a champagne package? I also doubt these prices include tax and tip.

Go ahead and tack on another 30% for the final price. I simply can't wrap my head around it. I would love to get my dad's reaction if he found out I ever spent $140 for six beers. I can guarantee he wouldn't be happy!

EDC featured outrageous drink prices. (Credit: Getty Images Creatives)

What do you think of the drink prices from EDC? Let me know your thoughts and any good Las Vegas stories you have at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.