Consolidated "Coupons for Las Vegas attractions, shows, restaurants, etc." thread
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Consolidated "Coupons for Las Vegas attractions, shows, restaurants, etc." thread
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by ranles:
http://www.best.com/~usaweb/lasvegas/calls/c-alvfr2.htm</font>
http://www.best.com/~usaweb/lasvegas/calls/c-alvfr2.htm</font>
George
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Las Vegas coupons on the internet?
I see a lot of "Free" coupons, 2 for 1 etc on various sites, but when I tried to send off for some, they wanted upto $20 S&H.
Can I get these in Las vegas for free?
And if so where would I go?
Can I get these in Las vegas for free?
And if so where would I go?
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try www.billhere.com He does ask some shipping, but he does the legwork of pulling everything together in one place. My experience has been good value for the minimal handling fee.
Otherwise, surf/request over on coupon connection.
jp
[This message has been edited by j379pa (edited Mar 15, 2004).]
Otherwise, surf/request over on coupon connection.
jp
[This message has been edited by j379pa (edited Mar 15, 2004).]
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There are tons of local magazines in Vegas with all kinds of coupons in them. What's On will be probably be in your hotel room, but there are all kinds of booklets, usually to be found at the bell desk, that have discounts to shows, buffets, etc. You might consider purchasing www.casinoperks.com. Two variations and might save you some money.
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Sounds like the handling cost has gone up. I guess you'd have to take a look at the cost versus what the minimum value you would get out of them.
I've got a Park Place coupon book sitting around that you would be welcome to. Just drop me a note.
JP
I've got a Park Place coupon book sitting around that you would be welcome to. Just drop me a note.
JP
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by j379pa:
Sounds like the handling cost has gone up. I guess you'd have to take a look at the cost versus what the minimum value you would get out of them.
I've got a Park Place coupon book sitting around that you would be welcome to. Just drop me a note.
JP</font>
Sounds like the handling cost has gone up. I guess you'd have to take a look at the cost versus what the minimum value you would get out of them.
I've got a Park Place coupon book sitting around that you would be welcome to. Just drop me a note.
JP</font>
YGM
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where are the coupons?
I know there are tons of coupons out there, but most ive seen are not the greatest. most for places i would never go anyway because i cant afford it and the 5 or so bucks off wont make a difference. i think you can buy the las vegas advisor (not sure of the name) and you can get some good coupons. any ideas? any help would be appreciated. im staying at the strat aug 1-5.
mitch
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The Las Vegas Advisor has a website that you can read through for tips on Vegas. If you subscribe you will get the "pocketbook of values" coupon book. There are several good coupons in it.
http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/whyjo...valueslist.cfm
At www.vegasresource.com you will also find lots of information. Coupons as well as hotel maps, restaurant menus and more. They are not expensive and you can pick exactly which coupons you plan to use. Much of the information and coupons can be found once you get into town, but it does save some time to have them mailed right to you.
http://www.goemerchant1.com/index.cg...=vivalasvegasn
http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/whyjo...valueslist.cfm
At www.vegasresource.com you will also find lots of information. Coupons as well as hotel maps, restaurant menus and more. They are not expensive and you can pick exactly which coupons you plan to use. Much of the information and coupons can be found once you get into town, but it does save some time to have them mailed right to you.
http://www.goemerchant1.com/index.cg...=vivalasvegasn
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Sparky's Las Vegas Coupons & Discounts
Hi All, newbie here.
Found this site with links to online free Vegas coupons & discounts, & the best I've seen so far & all in one place. It's a local guy who has a site for his dog that swims underwater....really!
Just a couple days ago, he added a coupon page at
Sparky of Fabulous Las Vegas
Go down to Sparky's Favorites and near the bottom of those is the link to Sparky's Coupon Page.
*Just below that is More Vegas links with some other interesting LV info.*
Even watch a video of Sparky....I've never seen a dog go under the water like that before.....pretty wild! Only in Vegas.
Found this site with links to online free Vegas coupons & discounts, & the best I've seen so far & all in one place. It's a local guy who has a site for his dog that swims underwater....really!
Just a couple days ago, he added a coupon page at
Sparky of Fabulous Las Vegas
Go down to Sparky's Favorites and near the bottom of those is the link to Sparky's Coupon Page.
*Just below that is More Vegas links with some other interesting LV info.*
Even watch a video of Sparky....I've never seen a dog go under the water like that before.....pretty wild! Only in Vegas.
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Sparky has a ways to go to compete with this long time web site - http://vegasresource.com/
Vegas Resource began as Billhere.com also a Las Vegas resident to offer coupons to visitors. It now includes a weekly newsletter - hotel discounts - and show tickets. He buys the first 8 seats to each performance at selected shows so that those without casino connections receive the next best seats available.
At vegas resource you will also not need to listen to annoying music.
Vegas Resource began as Billhere.com also a Las Vegas resident to offer coupons to visitors. It now includes a weekly newsletter - hotel discounts - and show tickets. He buys the first 8 seats to each performance at selected shows so that those without casino connections receive the next best seats available.
At vegas resource you will also not need to listen to annoying music.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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GDIW, yep, Billhere does that.......but for a charge of shipping & handling. Just had an e-mail from someone I sent the Sparky link who ran the same coupons against BillHere, & it saved them at least $20 for the same stuff.
These are all free that you can print yourself....especially good for last minute travel where you can't wait for the mail or pay extra shipping.
So like I said, best FREE collection on the net. Paid coupons better than Bill's OR Sparky's is AGC or the LVA.
Geez, & funny, no music on his coupon page......and I guess you're just not into Viva Las Vegas.....Oh, well.
Oh, and don't like it, mute it.....pretty simple actually.
These are all free that you can print yourself....especially good for last minute travel where you can't wait for the mail or pay extra shipping.
So like I said, best FREE collection on the net. Paid coupons better than Bill's OR Sparky's is AGC or the LVA.
Geez, & funny, no music on his coupon page......and I guess you're just not into Viva Las Vegas.....Oh, well.
Oh, and don't like it, mute it.....pretty simple actually.