Sounds like a lot of money.

It depends a lot on the venue. For most I have seen, there is not much value to the VIP thing. It would have been OK at the New Orleans 70.3, but that race is dead now. It might be good if there are no other options around for food and you family wants the option.

I did it for worlds in SA last year for the wife and newborn in tow. 100% worth it

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the world's still turning? >>>>>>> the world's still turning

I think, in general, you are paying for a place near the finish line for your family. You should have very low expectations for food and service. It really depends on your family situation, as others have pointed out.

How good would the eggs have to be for you to pay $105?

I did that for my wife last year at 70.3 Lake Placid as a surprise for her for supporting my training. She said it was kind of a bust though. I don't see doing it again.

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"The first virtue in a soldier is endurance of fatigue; courage is only the second virtue."
- Napoleon Bonaparte

I would just give your family the money and tell them to go out and do something fun on their own rather than sit around for hours and hours just to see you for a few seconds.

I got it for my family at Steelhead, didn’t have to pay for it so my opinion might have changed if I did. Parking was right next to transition which was very nice because of not you had to walk or take a shuttle. My parents and wife said the food was pretty good and it was nice to have a tent to relax in while I was on the bike and run. The finish line area wasn’t a huge issue for them since i would have finished early enough for them to get a good spot either way.

My dad said he wouldn’t pay for it but if there isn’t a lot of seating or parking is tough it might be worth it to not have to have tour family running around while you’re racing.

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