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Last edit by: trajanc
Royal Caribbean Offer - https://www.mgmresorts.com/en/mlife-rewards-program/offers/royal-offer-2.html
http://www.mycheapvegas.com/ - guest/guest
https://www.smartervegas.com/hotels.aspx
http://www.mycheapvegas.com/ - guest/guest
https://www.smartervegas.com/hotels.aspx
Las Vegas Codes and Promos
Apr 21, 2014, 4:27 pm
#1531
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: FRA
Programs: A3 *G, HH Diamond
Posts: 99
It appears the resort fee is now also mandatory at the Venetian, has anyone recently tried declining upon check-in/check-out?
Apr 24, 2014, 10:40 am
#1532
Join Date: Apr 2005
Posts: 105
it's not mandatory there?haven't read thru whole thread but noticed somebody recently mentioned their lmtclub booking didn't have a resort fee @ checkin? is this standard in vegas?
fyi, if anybody has cruised w/Royal Caribbean cruise line you might want to check your past guest account on their website. they have a promo w/Mlife with some pretty good deals factoring in varying resort credit by property thru the end of August but you have to book by the end of April. The rates are fully cancellable.
We're in grand room @ MGM for a weeknight and weekend with a $150 credit off $300 total = $150 including all taxes & fees (less than Monte Carlo or NYNY...Luxor & Excalibur are a few bucks less). The Bellagio clocked in around $200 after the credit.
I still think we'll wind up doing better as the date gets closer but always good to have a backup plan.
Apr 24, 2014, 11:07 am
#1533
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Toronto
Programs: Aeroplan
Posts: 4
Hey I can't seem to find the MLife promo on the Royal Caribbean website... there's a page showing the cruise deals for MLife members, but I don't see anything about MGM deals for Royal Caribbean members. Do you have a link?
it's not mandatory there?
haven't read thru whole thread but noticed somebody recently mentioned their lmtclub booking didn't have a resort fee @ checkin? is this standard in vegas?
fyi, if anybody has cruised w/Royal Caribbean cruise line you might want to check your past guest account on their website. they have a promo w/Mlife with some pretty good deals factoring in varying resort credit by property thru the end of August but you have to book by the end of April. The rates are fully cancellable.
We're in grand room @ MGM for a weeknight and weekend with a $150 credit off $300 total = $150 including all taxes & fees (less than Monte Carlo or NYNY...Luxor & Excalibur are a few bucks less). The Bellagio clocked in around $200 after the credit.
I still think we'll wind up doing better as the date gets closer but always good to have a backup plan.
it's not mandatory there?haven't read thru whole thread but noticed somebody recently mentioned their lmtclub booking didn't have a resort fee @ checkin? is this standard in vegas?
fyi, if anybody has cruised w/Royal Caribbean cruise line you might want to check your past guest account on their website. they have a promo w/Mlife with some pretty good deals factoring in varying resort credit by property thru the end of August but you have to book by the end of April. The rates are fully cancellable.
We're in grand room @ MGM for a weeknight and weekend with a $150 credit off $300 total = $150 including all taxes & fees (less than Monte Carlo or NYNY...Luxor & Excalibur are a few bucks less). The Bellagio clocked in around $200 after the credit.
I still think we'll wind up doing better as the date gets closer but always good to have a backup plan.
Apr 24, 2014, 1:01 pm
#1534
Join Date: Apr 2014
Posts: 1
Apr 24, 2014, 3:21 pm
#1535
Join Date: Apr 2005
Posts: 105
Apr 25, 2014, 10:37 am
#1536
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Melbourne, Florida, USA
Posts: 2,983
My reservation with lmtclub at LVH did have resort fee at check in, FWIW. Late March, early April.
Apr 25, 2014, 12:33 pm
#1537
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: NYC
Posts: 170
Apr 26, 2014, 12:34 am
#1538
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 88
Great deals, I´m interested to stay in The Signature, 3 nts/365 USD total.
Can you use the resort credit to pay the resort fee?
"The Resort Credit is valid at participating Food & Beverage and Spa outlets only does not include gratuity. "
it's not mandatory there?
haven't read thru whole thread but noticed somebody recently mentioned their lmtclub booking didn't have a resort fee @ checkin? is this standard in vegas?
fyi, if anybody has cruised w/Royal Caribbean cruise line you might want to check your past guest account on their website. they have a promo w/Mlife with some pretty good deals factoring in varying resort credit by property thru the end of August but you have to book by the end of April. The rates are fully cancellable.
We're in grand room @ MGM for a weeknight and weekend with a $150 credit off $300 total = $150 including all taxes & fees (less than Monte Carlo or NYNY...Luxor & Excalibur are a few bucks less). The Bellagio clocked in around $200 after the credit.
I still think we'll wind up doing better as the date gets closer but always good to have a backup plan.
Can you use the resort credit to pay the resort fee?
"The Resort Credit is valid at participating Food & Beverage and Spa outlets only does not include gratuity. "
it's not mandatory there?haven't read thru whole thread but noticed somebody recently mentioned their lmtclub booking didn't have a resort fee @ checkin? is this standard in vegas?
fyi, if anybody has cruised w/Royal Caribbean cruise line you might want to check your past guest account on their website. they have a promo w/Mlife with some pretty good deals factoring in varying resort credit by property thru the end of August but you have to book by the end of April. The rates are fully cancellable.
We're in grand room @ MGM for a weeknight and weekend with a $150 credit off $300 total = $150 including all taxes & fees (less than Monte Carlo or NYNY...Luxor & Excalibur are a few bucks less). The Bellagio clocked in around $200 after the credit.
I still think we'll wind up doing better as the date gets closer but always good to have a backup plan.
Last edited by aspara; Apr 26, 2014 at 12:41 am
Apr 26, 2014, 4:55 am
#1539
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: YYZ
Programs: NEXUS; *A Gold
Posts: 990
The resort credit however is just their way of giving you 'free' or otherwise inclusive credit towards food & drink whilst staying at the hotel. In other words, it costs them nothing to give you say $100 in resort credit as they know it means a couple of meals at the buffet and they often comp that to repeat visitors anyway.
Apr 26, 2014, 5:17 am
#1540
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: GOT
Posts: 1,167
Apr 27, 2014, 10:51 am
#1541
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 404
Apr 27, 2014, 12:05 pm
#1542
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 88
Too bad, but I´ll book anyway.
The offer is too good to be true.
The offer is too good to be true.
Unfortunately not! The resort fee is generally charged so the hotel can include such things as the use of their pool facility, internet access on site, basic amenities inside the room, access to the spa/gym, etc.
The resort credit however is just their way of giving you 'free' or otherwise inclusive credit towards food & drink whilst staying at the hotel. In other words, it costs them nothing to give you say $100 in resort credit as they know it means a couple of meals at the buffet and they often comp that to repeat visitors anyway.
The resort credit however is just their way of giving you 'free' or otherwise inclusive credit towards food & drink whilst staying at the hotel. In other words, it costs them nothing to give you say $100 in resort credit as they know it means a couple of meals at the buffet and they often comp that to repeat visitors anyway.
Apr 27, 2014, 2:47 pm
#1543
Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 541
They had 2 deals last year, 1 with and 1 without membership requirement. Did you book the one with membership requirement? I imagine they wouldn't check but just in case cause I want to book a few dates myself =).
Apr 29, 2014, 8:06 am
#1544
Join Date: Apr 2005
Posts: 105
supposedly, at check in they will provide a list where it 'isn't accepted.
it's been suggested to me that credit is always good for the hotel buffet & poolside for booze & food and that it's easy enough to check ur in-house bill the day after you dine somewhere to see if it has been charged or processed via a credit.
Apr 30, 2014, 11:02 pm
#1545
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 404
No
where did u use it and for any particular restaurants? akin to pulling teeth to try & find out which dining venues are excluded. The agents I spoke to were only able to offer than 'non-owned' venues were excluded from the dining credit, thus far I have confirmation that the new double down place @ Monte Carlo and starbucks is excluded.
supposedly, at check in they will provide a list where it 'isn't accepted.
it's been suggested to me that credit is always good for the hotel buffet & poolside for booze & food and that it's easy enough to check ur in-house bill the day after you dine somewhere to see if it has been charged or processed via a credit.
where did u use it and for any particular restaurants? akin to pulling teeth to try & find out which dining venues are excluded. The agents I spoke to were only able to offer than 'non-owned' venues were excluded from the dining credit, thus far I have confirmation that the new double down place @ Monte Carlo and starbucks is excluded.
supposedly, at check in they will provide a list where it 'isn't accepted.
it's been suggested to me that credit is always good for the hotel buffet & poolside for booze & food and that it's easy enough to check ur in-house bill the day after you dine somewhere to see if it has been charged or processed via a credit.
Between the people I know who used it and accounts on forums I think I've heard of one person who claimed they were asked. YMMV.