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Las Vegas Codes and Promos
Mar 26, 2009, 10:02 am
#16
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As this thread has the potential for being solid reference material, I've gone ahead and turned it into a "sticky" for easier access.
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Mar 26, 2009, 12:57 pm
#17
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Luxor.
Interesting new offer from LUXOR.
http://www.luxor.com/offers/2009/03_...ive/index.html
"All Inclusive Package" ($210 per night).
The Vegas Experience Only at Luxor! Reserve your hotel reservation now and enjoy these inclusions with your stay:
• All You Can Eat, All Day, Every Day at MORE, the Buffet*
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Sunday Champagne Brunch included)
• Two tickets to CRISS ANGEL Believe™ (Tuesday through Saturday evenings-balcony level seats)*
• Two tickets to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition*
• Two tickets to Bodies…The Exhibition*
• Two Nurture Spa Day Passes*
• Two VIP admissions to LAX (Wednesday through Saturday evenings)*
• Two VIP admissions to CatHouse (Club closed on Tuesday evenings)*
• Room check-in at VIP Lounge
Inclusions based on double occupancy. Guest(s) must be 21 or older to reserve this offer and requires a minimum two night stay. Package inclusions are subject to availability.
*** My comments: Much cheaper room rates can be had in Vegas right now -- but this is decent if you wanted to see "Believe" and check out the applicable attractions anyway (and if you plan on eating all your meals at Luxor's buffet, lol).
http://www.luxor.com/offers/2009/03_...ive/index.html
"All Inclusive Package" ($210 per night).
The Vegas Experience Only at Luxor! Reserve your hotel reservation now and enjoy these inclusions with your stay:
• All You Can Eat, All Day, Every Day at MORE, the Buffet*
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Sunday Champagne Brunch included)
• Two tickets to CRISS ANGEL Believe™ (Tuesday through Saturday evenings-balcony level seats)*
• Two tickets to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition*
• Two tickets to Bodies…The Exhibition*
• Two Nurture Spa Day Passes*
• Two VIP admissions to LAX (Wednesday through Saturday evenings)*
• Two VIP admissions to CatHouse (Club closed on Tuesday evenings)*
• Room check-in at VIP Lounge
Inclusions based on double occupancy. Guest(s) must be 21 or older to reserve this offer and requires a minimum two night stay. Package inclusions are subject to availability.
*** My comments: Much cheaper room rates can be had in Vegas right now -- but this is decent if you wanted to see "Believe" and check out the applicable attractions anyway (and if you plan on eating all your meals at Luxor's buffet, lol).
Last edited by jb831; Mar 26, 2009 at 1:03 pm Reason: Added comments
Apr 16, 2009, 11:59 am
#18
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Slick Vegas - $960 gambling money, 14 free drinks and 34 BOGO buffets for $49 + $200
I would suggest going over to the thread at SD to view the spreadsheet.http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?t=1288629
Slick Vegas - $960 gambling money, 14 free drinks and 34 BOGO buffets for $49 + $200 additional free play
I'm about to make my annual trip to Vegas and I have compiled a spreadsheet of all the coupons available in the American Casino Guide in order to maximize my slickvegasing.
I have arranged the list geographically (as if one were walking/driving from casino to casino.)
I would appreciate if anyone "in the know" could assist me with more locations or more coupons to be had, especially those for MatchPlay/FreePlay or those NOT found in the guide.
I have been checking our Vegas threads, but almost nothing was said about the free money & buffets, which is the only thing I'm interested in.
I plan to visit 25 casinos, buy $100 worth of coupons (for two people). Assuming a house edge of 2% on even money bets & 50% edge on slot play, that will net us a profit of $851 for 10 1/2 hours of work.
Please enjoy!
Highlights:
Hard Rock - $10 matchplay + $10 slot play
Rampart - $20 matchplay
Imperial Palace - $40 free slot play for hotel guests
El Cortez - $10 slot play + 1/2 off at Steakhouse
Riviera - Buy $20, Get $40
Arizona Charlies's Decatur- $100 Back if you lose for new players
WIN Cards and free chips at The Palms Now offering WIN CARDS, featuring handy plastic dial cards, with simplified instructions for learning the basics of how to play Blackjack, Craps and Roulette, available for $20 per set. Those who buy a set of WIN CARDS receive $30 in FREE-play, non-negotiable chips. These chips stay up until actually lost. There is a strict limit on this exclusive offer of one per person, every six months.
Free play offers for new members not included in total $: I didn't include these because, unlike matchplay or even regular slotplay, your chance of making money of this is slim to nil.
$100 freeplay at Hooters - only pays if you hit a jackpot
$100 freeplay at Imperial Palace - only pays if you hit a jackpot
You can get the guide for about $10 + Shipping, from various sources or $12.89 + FSSS on Amazon.
VEGAS HOTELS WITH A BUSINESS CENTER (for coupon printing on the fly)
You can buy an additional coupon book from Las Vegas Advisor for $37, which includes even more gambling coupons (as well as dozens of other coupons). For procrastinators (like me!) this can be picked up in Vegas, and saves you the cost of shipping. Limit 1 per person, 2 per household.
Slick Vegas - $960 gambling money, 14 free drinks and 34 BOGO buffets for $49 + $200 additional free play
I'm about to make my annual trip to Vegas and I have compiled a spreadsheet of all the coupons available in the American Casino Guide in order to maximize my slickvegasing.
I have arranged the list geographically (as if one were walking/driving from casino to casino.)
I would appreciate if anyone "in the know" could assist me with more locations or more coupons to be had, especially those for MatchPlay/FreePlay or those NOT found in the guide.
I have been checking our Vegas threads, but almost nothing was said about the free money & buffets, which is the only thing I'm interested in.
I plan to visit 25 casinos, buy $100 worth of coupons (for two people). Assuming a house edge of 2% on even money bets & 50% edge on slot play, that will net us a profit of $851 for 10 1/2 hours of work.
Please enjoy!
Highlights:
Hard Rock - $10 matchplay + $10 slot play
Rampart - $20 matchplay
Imperial Palace - $40 free slot play for hotel guests
El Cortez - $10 slot play + 1/2 off at Steakhouse
Riviera - Buy $20, Get $40
Arizona Charlies's Decatur- $100 Back if you lose for new players
WIN Cards and free chips at The Palms Now offering WIN CARDS, featuring handy plastic dial cards, with simplified instructions for learning the basics of how to play Blackjack, Craps and Roulette, available for $20 per set. Those who buy a set of WIN CARDS receive $30 in FREE-play, non-negotiable chips. These chips stay up until actually lost. There is a strict limit on this exclusive offer of one per person, every six months.
Free play offers for new members not included in total $: I didn't include these because, unlike matchplay or even regular slotplay, your chance of making money of this is slim to nil.
$100 freeplay at Hooters - only pays if you hit a jackpot
$100 freeplay at Imperial Palace - only pays if you hit a jackpot
You can get the guide for about $10 + Shipping, from various sources or $12.89 + FSSS on Amazon.
VEGAS HOTELS WITH A BUSINESS CENTER (for coupon printing on the fly)
You can buy an additional coupon book from Las Vegas Advisor for $37, which includes even more gambling coupons (as well as dozens of other coupons). For procrastinators (like me!) this can be picked up in Vegas, and saves you the cost of shipping. Limit 1 per person, 2 per household.
Apr 17, 2009, 2:02 pm
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At the risk of incurring the wrath of the cross-posting police:
The original Bellagio Promo thread post still works for rates from $90.30 promo code BSPR25. Looks better than the successor code BELOLV which requires 2 night stay.
To the prior poster: let me summarize by saying that things never work out the way you plan - Especially in Vegas!
The original Bellagio Promo thread post still works for rates from $90.30 promo code BSPR25. Looks better than the successor code BELOLV which requires 2 night stay.
To the prior poster: let me summarize by saying that things never work out the way you plan - Especially in Vegas!
Apr 17, 2009, 2:14 pm
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At the risk of incurring the wrath of the cross-posting police:
The original Bellagio Promo thread post still works for rates from $90.30 promo code BSPR25. Looks better than the successor code BELOLV which requires 2 night stay.
To the prior poster: let me summarize by saying that things never work out the way you plan - Especially in Vegas!
The original Bellagio Promo thread post still works for rates from $90.30 promo code BSPR25. Looks better than the successor code BELOLV which requires 2 night stay.
To the prior poster: let me summarize by saying that things never work out the way you plan - Especially in Vegas!
I've got three nights in late May, including a Friday, for $316 all in. I will spend my savings in the Petrorussian bar. If you're around, I'll be the semi-drunk blonde eating caviar at around 9pm on May 27th...
Apr 22, 2009, 1:50 am
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$10 off @ Golden Nugget
Not a lot but it is something!!!!
Deals look better if you upgrade to a better room.
I can Highly Recommend the Spa Suites, I have stayed in them 4 times & love them.
Booking through to the end of July, Offer valid until April 30
Golden Nugget
Deals look better if you upgrade to a better room.
I can Highly Recommend the Spa Suites, I have stayed in them 4 times & love them.
Booking through to the end of July, Offer valid until April 30
Golden Nugget
Apr 25, 2009, 11:32 am
#22
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Bellagio Codes, Vegas Up To 25% Off
Slickdeals.net
-DWEB
bellagio "website special" from $199 nt
-BSPR25
15% discount on reservations made 30 days prior to check-in. 20% discount on reservations made 31-60 days prior to check-in. 25% discount on reservations made 60+ days before check-in.
Poster got 5 nights in Sep with a DELUXE LAKEVIEW ROOM for $816 with the BSPR25 Code
http://www.bellagio.com/offers/20...index.html
-DWEB
bellagio "website special" from $199 nt
-BSPR25
15% discount on reservations made 30 days prior to check-in. 20% discount on reservations made 31-60 days prior to check-in. 25% discount on reservations made 60+ days before check-in.
Poster got 5 nights in Sep with a DELUXE LAKEVIEW ROOM for $816 with the BSPR25 Code
http://www.bellagio.com/offers/20...index.html
Apr 25, 2009, 1:53 pm
#23
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I just got an offer from the Bellagio today for players club members... 3 nights free, plus $25 food credit, plus $50 freeplay. Until Sept 10...
I booked it, I dont think it was directed to just me because I dont gamble that much, so if you have a players club card you may be eligible..
Call casino marketing, 888-987-7887
I booked it, I dont think it was directed to just me because I dont gamble that much, so if you have a players club card you may be eligible..
Call casino marketing, 888-987-7887
May 2, 2009, 2:29 am
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riversair - How much do you play? The level required for marketing offers is WAAY lower than the "6,000-6,700 pts/day" that hosts quote.
My player's club account doesn't have any Bellagio offers of the level you gave. I've got 15,000 pts this year, and probably play 200-1,000 pts/day (i.e. $300-1,500 coin-in = 1-4 hrs on 25c machines, 0.2-1.0 hr on $1 machine).
Also, offers are based on the speed at which you generate points (not just the amount). If you play a tiny amount, but all on $1 machines and up, you can generate better offers.
I have 3 monthly offers from Mandalay Bay & theHotel for 2 nights free, no food credit, no free play.
Mirage offered $45/night with $50 free play.
Montecarlo offered $39/night with $20 free play/day.
My player's club account doesn't have any Bellagio offers of the level you gave. I've got 15,000 pts this year, and probably play 200-1,000 pts/day (i.e. $300-1,500 coin-in = 1-4 hrs on 25c machines, 0.2-1.0 hr on $1 machine).
Also, offers are based on the speed at which you generate points (not just the amount). If you play a tiny amount, but all on $1 machines and up, you can generate better offers.
I have 3 monthly offers from Mandalay Bay & theHotel for 2 nights free, no food credit, no free play.
Mirage offered $45/night with $50 free play.
Montecarlo offered $39/night with $20 free play/day.
May 2, 2009, 6:49 am
#27
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Nothing near what you did...this is my players club statement:
Bellagio ($230.95)
MGM Grand $0.00
Mandalay Bay $179.37
Mirage $0.00
Treasure Island ($10.00)
Monte Carlo $0.00
New York New York $0.00
Luxor $0.00
Excalibur ($11.00)
Beau Rivage $0.00
Gold Strike $0.00
MGM Detroit $0.00
Estimated Total
Win/(Loss) ($72.58)
I have 4400 points. My only guess is I stayed at Bellagio in Jan and last Sept, among many other times.... I am getting alot of offers from MB... I only gambled there once in Jan, $ machines
Bellagio ($230.95)
MGM Grand $0.00
Mandalay Bay $179.37
Mirage $0.00
Treasure Island ($10.00)
Monte Carlo $0.00
New York New York $0.00
Luxor $0.00
Excalibur ($11.00)
Beau Rivage $0.00
Gold Strike $0.00
MGM Detroit $0.00
Estimated Total
Win/(Loss) ($72.58)
I have 4400 points. My only guess is I stayed at Bellagio in Jan and last Sept, among many other times.... I am getting alot of offers from MB... I only gambled there once in Jan, $ machines
May 2, 2009, 11:56 pm
#29
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riversair: Probably the $ machines are generating your offers.
It was eye-opening to me 2 years ago, when I found out from a host that they treat $ slot players better than black-chip table players.
Gambling just $100-300 on a $ machine (especially if you get a good run) is cool for comps. Basically, the casino thinks they are making $100-200/hr when you play $ machines, so they are willing to comp ~30% of that...and marketing reaches much deeper.
My gambling is more on 5c and 25c machines, with a little $ stuff thrown in. Probably why your offers are better than mine.
Mandalay Bay sent me offers for free rooms, even before I played there. I think they really want people.
MGM will not market to people who don't play there, so I gave them a little play last week, and boom - my first MGM offer.
The MGM casinos have separate marketing teams, and they all make their own decisions.
Mirage sent me a room offer even though I hadn't played there in 2 years.
Quite a few casinos this spring sent haven't-played-in-long-time offers.
It was eye-opening to me 2 years ago, when I found out from a host that they treat $ slot players better than black-chip table players.
Gambling just $100-300 on a $ machine (especially if you get a good run) is cool for comps. Basically, the casino thinks they are making $100-200/hr when you play $ machines, so they are willing to comp ~30% of that...and marketing reaches much deeper.
My gambling is more on 5c and 25c machines, with a little $ stuff thrown in. Probably why your offers are better than mine.
Mandalay Bay sent me offers for free rooms, even before I played there. I think they really want people.
MGM will not market to people who don't play there, so I gave them a little play last week, and boom - my first MGM offer.
The MGM casinos have separate marketing teams, and they all make their own decisions.
Mirage sent me a room offer even though I hadn't played there in 2 years.
Quite a few casinos this spring sent haven't-played-in-long-time offers.