I just got this in my e-mail. The Mirage is touting its remodeled rooms for $44 per night for Sunday through Thursday and $88 per night for Friday and Saturday from June 1 to August 30. This is for MGM Mirage Players Club members, but I don't know if I got this offer because I'm on a different tier than other members (since I gladly donate so much of my money to MGM Mirage resorts).
I'm definitely going the first Fri and Sat of June. I've yet to go to the Mirage pool, but I hear great things about it. Never had the Mirage buffet, but hear it's great. My only issue with Mirage (and now TI) is that Pai Gow poker no longer has the Bonus side bet. That definitely takes the fun out of the game, but I like Bellagio's Pai Gow Plus game.
Just note those who go to Vegas frequently, always get a Players Club-type card wherever you stay. I don't know what the Harrah's chain uses. You always get all sorts of deals and they track how much you blow at the gaming tables and slots, so the more you lose, the more you'll be able to finagle a free buffet or nights stay. For instance my last night a recent TI stay was comped (and I didn't lose money at the tables). I guess they want someone of my immense charm and chiseled good looks sauntering through the casino.
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I just got this in my e-mail. The Mirage is touting its remodeled rooms for $44 per night for Sunday through Thursday and $88 per night for Friday and Saturday from June 1 to August 30. This is for MGM Mirage Players Club members, but I don't know if I got this offer because I'm on a different tier than other members (since I gladly donate so much of my money to MGM Mirage resorts).
I'm definitely going the first Fri and Sat of June. I've yet to go to the Mirage pool, but I hear great things about it. Never had the Mirage buffet, but hear it's great. My only issue with Mirage (and now TI) is that Pai Gow poker no longer has the Bonus side bet. That definitely takes the fun out of the game, but I like Bellagio's Pai Gow Plus game.
Just note those who go to Vegas frequently, always get a Players Club-type card wherever you stay. I don't know what the Harrah's chain uses. You always get all sorts of deals and they track how much you blow at the gaming tables and slots, so the more you lose, the more you'll be able to finagle a free buffet or nights stay. For instance my last night a recent TI stay was comped (and I didn't lose money at the tables). I guess they want someone of my immense charm and chiseled good looks sauntering through the casino.
During the first Bush recession/war Vegas was crowwing that they were insulated.(1980's) With more rooms,more hotels,more debt,more options this Bush recession/war Vegas is going to scramble. I'll bet there will be plenty of deals.High gas prices doesn't help them any concievable way.
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During the first Bush recession/war Vegas was crowwing that they were insulated.(1980's) With more rooms,more hotels,more debt,more options this Bush recession/war Vegas is going to scramble. I'll bet there will be plenty of deals.High gas prices doesn't help them any concievable way.
nah dude, vegas giants always offer deals to anyone, it doesnt matter what tier ur on, they just want u there. they offer low or free rooms but think about it, whats a $150 roomrate getting comped over how much u bring to the table? most people bring an average of $1000 to gamble, do u think everyone goes home winning? with that said i totally agree on getting a players card for every single casino u gamble at and use it to its full advantage.
i cant remember when the last time i actually paid for rooms and food but then again i dont even want to consider how much ive "donated" to the casinos over the yrs
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nah dude, vegas giants always offer deals to anyone, it doesnt matter what tier ur on, they just want u there. they offer low or free rooms but think about it, whats a $150 roomrate getting comped over how much u bring to the table? most people bring an average of $1000 to gamble, do u think everyone goes home winning? with that said i totally agree on getting a players card for every single casino u gamble at and use it to its full advantage.
i cant remember when the last time i actually paid for rooms and food but then again i dont even want to consider how much ive "donated" to the casinos over the yrs
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