eponymous_coward

It's interesting, that's the email I got from MGM, copy and pasted directly from the email into my post. As you can see this has been a point of discussion for some time now- MGM has stated the $150 property credit only applies at certain restaurants.

Then I dined at L'Atelier and found they deducted the charges at checkout up to the $150 I should get.

eponymous_coward

It's interesting, that's the email I got from MGM stating where the credit was valid, copy and pasted directly from the email into my post. As you can see this has been a point of discussion for some time now- MGM has stated the $150 property credit only applies at certain restaurants.

Then I dined at L'Atelier after staying at MGM Signature on the Royal Offer and found they deducted the charges at checkout up to the $150 I should get. Ż\_(ツ)_/Ż

$150 in dining credit at L'Atelier, Craftsteak or Morimoto on pretty reasonable rates (you can do a two day stay at Signature MGM for ~$220 all in if you pick the right dates on the Royal Offer) seems to be a pretty good deal. The base rooms at Signature are pretty nice- better than the West Wing MGM or base MGM rooms. Signature is pretty far from the casino but then EVERYTHING is far away at MGM.

Reaching

I think the difference is a Food and Beverage credit like in the FHR or the Memorial Day offers can be used only at certain restaurants on the property. A resort credit like on the RC offer can be used on any qualifying expenses charged to the room (i.e. anything except tax, tip, or resort fees).

mudpuppy

Reading through a few years of this thread and it seems a lot of people have reported different things with the Royal offer. My experience upon asking at check-in at Mirage is that the clerk had "never seen a credit like this before," and went on to say usually the Mlife offers extend to all properties so, "this one should too." It didn't, at least not automatically, but they did take the charges off my folio when asked.

When I checked into NYNY with the Royal offer, they didn't even see there was a resort credit on it, and I had to show them a copy of my confirmation to prove it. In that case it worked at other properties, but I suspect the clerk gave me an Mlife credit rather than Royal credit.

Using the Royal offer at Vdara, I don't recall where they said I could use the credit, but charges outside of Aria didn't automatically come off the folio, and the clerk had to manually remove some charges at checkout. I suspect the offer was only programmed to work at Aria.

In short, YMMV. But the hotel clerks have always removed the charges at check-out in my case.

audio-nut

...!!

The RCCL offer extended to 10/31 and now includes Two Breakfast or Lunch Buffets per Stay instead of a resort credit.

erasmusmrr

Wow, that is like a million times worse. I had a great time using the $150 for 2 nights and spreading it around at nice places.

erasmusmrr

It also screws you if single, has to be used at the same time, so it is only like 1 buffet use.

Renard

BOB W

Park MGM was offering a $150 credit a couple of weeks ago when I booked a 3 night stay Aug. 19-22.

Renard

schmance

Acid

Stayed at Mirage this week with $150 credit offer, $50 rooms(100 with resort fee & taxes). I was able to use ~70 of the credit towards resort fees.

bobu

Royal Offers suck right now but they have a very similar offer right now. Only currently for August and September. Up to $175 instead of $200, but the rates seem way better. So you get less credit but save a bit more money.

https://myvegasadvisor.com/deals/las...offer-aug-sep/

pw: myvegas

Exar

What would happen if I book this offer but leave after one night?

eponymous_coward

Must have gotten tired of paying for $200-150 of high-end food places on stays that could be $200ish all-in if you picked the right time of year.

Meh. On to the next one. All those buffets are pretty lame (and not worth the retail price; barely worth "free").