Cheap Vegas packages?

[mikeyis4dcats.]

Vegas hasn't been "cheap" for quite some time. If you need to do it cheap, you will want to book your own travel at some of the mid range places, otherwise you will get stuck at the shitholes.

[Ceej]

Originally Posted by mikeyis4dcats.

Vegas hasn't been "cheap" for quite some time. If you need to do it cheap, you will want to book your own travel at some of the mid range places, otherwise you will get stuck at the shitholes.

Yeah. Looking back at it..

"Inexpensive" would be more apropo.

I thought I read somewhere you get a less expensive overall cost if you packaged the flight and hotel.

[mikeyis4dcats.]

Originally Posted by CJizzles

Yeah. Looking back at it..

"Inexpensive" would be more apropo.

I thought I read somewhere you get a less expensive overall cost if you packaged the flight and hotel.

sometimes, but not always.

[Valiant]

Originally Posted by mikeyis4dcats.

sometimes, but not always.

Use the sites, then call each individually and book.

[sd4chiefs]

Watch out for the Resort Fee rip off. A lot of casino's offer what looks like low room rates but they will stick you with a resort fee that can be as high as $20 a night.

[Dartgod]

Originally Posted by sd4chiefs

Watch out for the Resort Fee rip off. A lot of casino's offer what looks like low room rates but they will stick you with a resort fee that can be as high as $20 a night.

Good advice.

Here's a list of properties that do not charge resort fees. And those that do as well.

http://www.vegastripping.com/resortfees/

[Ceej]

Originally Posted by mikeyis4dcats.

Vegas hasn't been "cheap" for quite some time. If you need to do it cheap, you will want to book your own travel at some of the mid range places, otherwise you will get stuck at the shitholes.

I flew Allegiant out of Wichita last year.

$225 round trip.

No issues with Allegiant whatsoever.