Best Las Vegas Coupons

I keep hearing that when you in vegas to sign up for their players club so that you can get free stuff such as gambaling and buffets or coupons. What does this mean or what?? When you sign up for it do they charge or something or are their any hidden fees? Please help, this the first time im going to vegas and i want to get the most out of my money.

Player's Club Cards are credit card sized magnetic strip cards that help casinos track your play. They are inserted directly into a slot/video poker machine and are handed to table game dealers or pit bosses who then use the card to enter your play into their system. Table games keep a separate track of your play apart from the slot machines.

If you get a card you can qualify for comps with play and get freebies sometimes without play. The best Player's Card is the Stratosphere/Arizona Charlies' which has a very generous $100 loss rebate. Wynn is very good if you are trying to qualify for their buffet with only a medium to small amount of rated play.

Some card programs vary by luck. Station casinos, which include Texas, Red Rock, Palace, Green Valley, Sunset, Santa Fe and soon Aliante, offer free play. This can be up to $100 and as little as $5.

The big strip casinos tend not to be very generous but this might be changing. When you fill out the information for your card, they take your address and mailings for room offers and discounts on air fare or gas have been increasing. Although you don't get comped as well for play, the rough economy might help you out as far as good room and travel offers in the future.

When you go into a casino, ask for their "Rewards" or Player's Club signup of any employee. It usually only takes 5 minutes and is very worthwhile.

Of course their on the web….so many people on here are looking for codes, these may or may not help you….fatwallet.com

And no their not mine but thanks for the rude remark there Vegas….this is a site to help people

This is totally awesome man!!!

We want to go see American Superstars when we go to Las Vegas in August. You can get the tickets at a 2-for-1 price, but I am interested in the dinner package that includes dinner, tower pass, and a free drink at the show. How much is that? Is the dinner at Stratosphere's Courtyard Buffet? Would you be saving more buy buying the dinner packages than using the 2-for-1 coupons after all of the fees?

Adults $42.75 plus tax (per ticket) and it's $51.50 plus tax for 1 person your get your ticket (1) 1 dinner buffet (at the Courtyard buffet) 2 drink tickets and 1 towe pass.
With the 2 for 1 ticket your only going to pay $42.75 plus tax, and if you do the dinner/show package your going to be paying $103 plus tax.
But you can do dinner before the show or after the show (show times are Sun-Tues 7pm) and (Wed,Fri & Sat 6:30pm & 8:30pm) and if you pick any early show time, you can take in Vegas at night with your tower pass.
Here is the # you can call if you have any questions regarding the show 1-800-99-tower.

P.S Brittney Spears has now been replaced with Rod Stewart.

I live in central usa, and I was wondering besides free drinks (namely sodas or ice cream) does anyone know of any really good freebies or comps? I prefer to hear answers about freebies, etc. in my area, (Oklahoma, Missouri) vs. Las vegas since someone already asked and answered a similar question about L.V… So, does anyone know how to get free food, free coupons, and/or free theatre/stage show tickets? Any and all help is appreciated, but 10 pts awarded with a preference to the biggest and best player awards.
P.s. I know some places with 10 dollar freeplay, but I'm looking for more or bigger freeplay, slot tournaments (not card tournament(s))…If you have Las Vegas info, please give more details like on how to get free night stay, etc..any thing good like worth a free flight/ night's stay etc.. Thanks!

Comps are obtained by how much you bet and play time. In Vegas, the most generous club, IMO, is the Harrah's Rewards Card. It's good at Harrah's, Rio, Cesars Palace, Bally's, Paris, and most recently Imperial Palace. I gamble an average bet of about $25 on table games and have a lot of free room nights and free show offers all the time. Good luck.

Has anyone heard anything about this training facility near Las Vegas? I received a coupon for a free 4 day course, and am wondering what the quality, reputation, etc. of the place is. Any comments, esp. first hand knowledge, would be VERY much appreciated.

Thanks!

Go to the course! Without delay. Front Sight is a well known firearms training center that has been around for a quite a long time. Sorry, JD but you're wrong on this one.

Most of these courses are fairly expensive so congratulate yourself on the luck of receiving a free 4 day course and GO!

Does anyone know the "Stay free in April 2008" if you stayed at the El Cortez? I Lost my coupon
If you stayed in January or February in 2008 then you get two free nights in April 2008

This place is a Bon A Fied dump!
Stay at the Nugget, or go up the main drag a bit and stay at a Station Casino for around the same, and have a nice room.

My fiancee and I have been engaged for a while, with no date set yet. Last year, his mother and her boyfriend told us that they already have our wedding present: the honeymoon. But not just any honeymoon. She recently bought a timeshare in Las Vegas, and with the timeshare got a pack of coupons for free trips to other timeshares around the world.

Since then, she and my fiancee have become estranged for unrelated reasons, and they recently have been talking to each other occasionally, just small talk. But if the honeymoon comes up again, how do you tell someone you don't want their gift?

Frankly, I want out honeymoon to be special, and not stressful. I don't want to go to some unknown timeshare property of unknown quality. I don't want the possibility of being subjected to a sales pitch as part of the free vacation. I'd rather go on a cruise or rent a house in the mountains.
Thanks, lots of interesting opinions so far. Some things to note: FH just started working in a public service job where he will only get one week of vacation every 6 months, and can't take any longer until he gets more seniority.

And there is no saying if our relationship with his mother will improve. Right now all it is is saying hi to her at family gatherings.

Plan and take the honeymoon you and your intended want. Tell Mom all about your plans. She may take the hint. If she still insists on giving you the timeshare coupons just say thanks and either sell it someone else or use it for a impromptu vacation later on.

We are going to Vegas in March and I am trying to decide if it is worth my while to buy one of these, and if so, which one. We don't rent a car so we spend our entire trip on the strip. The main places we go to eat are the Rio Buffet, the Spice Market Buffet, Sherwood Forest Cafe, Quark's bar, and any other buffet at one of the hotels on the south end of the strip. I want to try the Excalibur buffet, but I've read a lot of bad reviews.

We plan on going to the Adventuredome, Star Trek Experience, the Shark Reef, the Dolphin Habitat, watching the Masquerade floats, etc. We will really only be gambling at Excalibur or nearby, and I may entertain eating somewhere downtown one day if there is a good coupon.

Which one would be better? I noticed that the Entertainment book has coupons for A free admission to the Star Trek Experience and a free admission to the Adventuredome. That's like $50 in savings, right?

Any help would be appreciated!

I have all three:

IMO the best is the Las Vegas Advisor's POV - The $50 coupon for the Palms, by itself more than pays for the $37 membership

But, I use a lot of ACG coupons as well.

They are both more than worth the cost.

POV coupons
http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/membership.cfm

2008 ACG coupons
http://www.americancasinoguide.com
also available from Amazon.com

2008 Entertainment
http://www.entertainment.com
Coupon G6 - is a 2-4-1 for Star Trek
Coupon G22 - is a 2-4-1 for the Adventuredome at CC

Other places to find coupons - funbooks - promotions
http://www.advantageplayer.com/lasvegas/index.html

"What's On" - the LV in-room magazine - Most LV magazines have some coupons. What's On usually has the best of them.

Fremont Street Experience - FSE coupons are available from the FSE office at 425 Fremont Street, 2nd floor of the parking garage next to Walgreens. IMO these are far and away the best "free" coupons.

>>I may eat downtown<< I really like the Seafood buffet at the Fremont on Sun/Tue/Fri - With the POV 2-4-1 it's $8 each, for a great seafood buffet.

~Jack~

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There are currently six coupons for Buy.com on Alex's Coupons:

http://www.alexscoupons.com/buy_coupons.html

Most Buy.com coupons are only for new customers, but every once in awhile they have one for all customers. Hope this helps.

– T

Specifically, I am looking for match play and free slot play. I am also interested in food (buffet) and, to a lesser degree, shows. I am really interested in a coupon for the Guggenheim Museum at the Venetian. I have the ACG 2007 and an extra ACG card. I am willing to trade for any POV's.

There is a coupon for Madame Tussauds at the Venetian but no others for the Venetian.

If you remove a coupon from the LVA's POV they are void.

You can check out the coupons that are in the POV at this site
http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com

Since you're obviously into "couponomy" why not buy a couple of POV's and make a few coupon runs.

~Jack~
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