Coupons and such

Hi all! New member here - planning my first ever trip to Vegas for 3/13. I%26#39;m a coupon/deal junkie, so I%26#39;m exploring all my options before I go. Booked flight and a night at the Paris for about $150, so i was pretty pleased with that.

Anyways, I already got the American Casino Guide and picked out all the coupons I%26#39;ll use. Any other good source for good coups? (mainly food/drink, but a little gamblin never hurt ;)

I registered for the MGM and Planet Hollywood player card online... it looks like most of the other ones have to be in person.

Coupons and such

Hi

Here%26#39;s a link which tells you where the freebies are when you sign up etc, plus deals on food.

www.advantageplayer.com/lasvegas/index.html

Clive

Coupons and such

There is a coupon for the Spice Market Buffet on the Destination Coupons website. You should also ask for a funbook when you check in at Paris. Finally, check the magazines in your room, in the cab and around town. You can find some deals in the LVRJ but they are more for locals casinos.

Thanks! That site seems very helpful =)

Thanks Leo!

When you get there, you will find coupon books in the cabs and at concierge desks at check in...

Have fun!

Nobody mentioned Las Vegas Advisor?

www.lasvegasadvisor.com

There%26#39;s a free section, and if you join for a year ($37 or $50) you get access to the members-only sections plus you get their booklet of discounts.

Look at the list of coupons on the website and decide if you%26#39;ll use them. There%26#39;s a 50% off Palms coupon (50% off up to $100, so if you use it for max value it basically pays for your LVA membership) that many people use.

Key for any coupon is to honestly ask yourself if you%26#39;d like to visit the place the coupon is for. If there%26#39;s a coupon for a 2-4-1 buffet, or free drink(s), but it%26#39;s at an off-strip casino you have no interest in otherwise, it may not be a good use of time and travel $$$ to go there.