Why You Should Be Going to Las Vegas?
Simply put, you need a vacation. You don’t want to spend a fortune on a trip that requires a week of your time and involves wasting a couple of days coming and going. You also want a destination that gives you the opportunity to make complete use of your time. You want the non stop action of Las Vegas. You need the world class restaurants, the very best entertainers, the luxury accommodations and the very best nightlife you will ever experience. One place on the planet combines it all in an inexpensive and convenient package.
Las Vegas.
When you consider your first trip to Las Vegas what matters most to you? What do you expect from a vacation? This first time visitor’s guide to Las Vegas should help answer a few questions as well as get you moving in the right direction toward the time of your life.
First, what is your budget? Check some room rates and compare a few Las Vegas hotels.
What kind of a Las Vegas visitor are you?
- Looking for the Tourist Experience?
- Looking for a Family Vacation?
- Looking for a Never Ending Party?
- Looking to Gamble non-stop?
- Looking for a Culinary Adventure?
- Looking to be Entertained?
- Looking for a Budget Vacation?
Start packing your stuff, you’re going to Vegas!
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Why You Should Be Going to Las Vegas? originally appeared on About.com Las Vegas Travel on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 at 09:37:25.
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Going to Las Vegas, Should I make a reservation or wait until I arrive for better offers?
Just going for a couple nights mid-week. I don’t expect anything to fill, but I’ve never been before. Someone suggested that the offers once there are better than online. If you have any information on this let me know.
Don’t take that kind of risk. Find the type of vacation you want in vegas and rather than hope for the best available deal, book the whole package. Since it is midweek, you will have an abundance of deals. Take time to research what is out there. One example is Treasure Island, which has 2 Mystere Tickets available for room purchases. Find your best deal, print it out, and then take it to a reputable travel agent. They should never charge you any fee, and can often plug in deals and discounts you can’t find yourself. This can result in saved monies, enhanced packages, or both.
However, once in Vegas don’t pass up the freebies. If you want to see a show, but are not committed to one shop the discount ticket booths like Tix4tonight, and find a good show or dinner for 1/2 price.
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I will going in Novemebr for my first trip. I have been told that if you book a room now through a hotel direct to keep an eye on the prices. If they are lower you should be able to call and talk to someone about getting your stay lowered. A hotel manager from Vegas told me this, but you should double check to be on the safe side…
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depends whim come here
plan do the research and save some $$
live in henderson.
used to come from NJ and always did advance to save my $4
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I would never just come and hope to find a room. How would you compare what each has to offer? Walk from hotel to hotel? Check out the offers each has and go from there. Especially if you plan on coming on a weekend you may not get a good deal.
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http://www.myvegasbuddy.com/planning.htm
I would book the room in advance.
It’s pretty amazing but sometimes ALL the rooms really do seem to get book up. For example: next week is the apparel industry tradeshow. I think they are expecting 50,000 people.
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Make reservations for everything: your room, dinner, shows, nightclubs. The vast majority of visitors don’t plan more than their room and end up spending time in lines.
Go to the site below and you’ll find lots of links to room deals, many of which also include shows or even free booze.
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http://www.examiner.com/x-12815-Las-Vegas-Budget-Travel-Examiner
If you travel mid week there will absolutely be rooms available. But what a waste of time going from place to place. Not worth it. And you may end up paying more because you must have a room.
So my advice would be to book at least a couple of weeks before your trip. Shop around. Find your location, and eliminate the headache.
You simply can not understand the scale of Las Vegas until you have been here.
And there are often lines to deal with at the Hotel Registration counters and …
Well just book in advance.
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http://www.ablasvegas.com/hoteldeals
Never go there and get a room.. Always reserve, for mid-week.. There should be all kind of discount codes. Try http://www.hotwire.com or the hotel’s main website..
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