SAVE MONEY AT CAESAR'S PALACE
1. VISIT CAESAR'S PALACE IN THE OFF-SEASON- Las Vegas
doesn't really have an "off-season", but some times are always busier
than others. Try to avoid the hot summer months, holidays, spring
breaks, and large conventions. If in doubt about a particular time period,
call the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce to see if any major
conventions are scheduled.
2. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FREE PARKING AT CAESAR'S PALACE:
Caesar's Palace doesn't want to give you any reason to leave, so they
offer free parking as an additional perk.
3. ASK FOR FREE COUPON BOOKS AT CAESAR'S PALACE FRONT
DESK AND USE THEM: Las Vegas coupon books offer a variety of money-
saving opportunities from 2-for-1 show tickets and dinners to worthwhile
discounts on food and drinks.
4. ASK EVERYWHERE ABOUT DISCOUNTS, SPECIAL OFFERS, FREE
DRINKS AND COMPS: Many special offers and discounts are available at
Las Vegas hotels and casinos, but only if you ask for them.
5. KNOW WHAT ROOM AMENITIES TO EXPECT: Las Vegas hotels
seem to missing a few common room amenities we’ve learned to
expect. Caesar's Palace is no exception. Most rooms do not have
refrigerators, safes, and/or tea/coffee pots. Refrigerators can be
requested for an additional fee. Many guests bring along their own cooler
and a teapot. Pick up bottled water and sunscreen at Walgreens or CVS
located right on the strip.
6. USE FREE AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: Taxis are expensive
and unnecessary so use the free monorail service to go from hotels to
casinos. Bally's monorail to the MGM Grand runs from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.
m., seven days a week, every ten minutes. Bellagio's free monorail to the
Monte Carlo runs from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. seven days a week. Luxor's
monorail between Excalibur/Luxor/Mandalay Bay runs 24 hours a day
and picks up riders every 8 minutes. Mirage's monorail to Treasure
Island runs from 8 a.m. to 4 a.m., seven days a week. The public
transportation system, known as "CAT", runs more than 300 buses from
5:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. seven days a week.
7. WATCH FOR HIDDEN AND UNEXPECTED FEES: Caesar's Palace
charges for local calls and internet access. Watch out for other hidden
fees such as one hotel's advertised "free in-room computer." Yes, use of
the computer is free, but the internet charge is very expensive. Some of
the larger hotels charge a daily "resort" fee beginning at $5 per person,
per day. Outrageous ATM fees are also common in Las Vegas, running
as much as $10 per transaction. Don’t use ATM machines located inside
the casinos.
8. BE AWARE OF ROLLAWAY/COT/CRIB FEES: Before you request an
extra rollaway, cot or crib check the price. Rates range from $15-$25 plus
9% sales tax PER NIGHT for rollaways, cots and cribs.
9. JOIN THE PLAYERS CLUB OR ONE CLUB TO QUICKLY RACK UP
COMPS: The Players Club works at seven different MGM Mirage resorts
and casinos. The Players Club allows comps to be accrued for rooms,
food and beverage, entertainment and spa services. Players Club is
accepted at Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mirage, Treasure Island, New York
New York, MGM Grand-Detroit and Beau Rivage-Biloxi. If you plan to visit
other hotels and casinos, also join “The One Club”. The One Club works
at 10 different hotels and casinos allowing you to accrue comps faster
than ever before. The One Club works at Luxor, Mandalay Bay, Excalibur,
Circus Circus and Slots-of-Fun in Las Vegas; Circus Circus in Reno,
Colorado Belle and and Edgewater in Laughlin, Nevada, and Gold Strike
in Tunica.
10. COMPARE PRICES ON THE INTERNET BEFORE YOU BOOK AND
ASK ABOUT FEES FOR 3RD AND 4TH GUESTS: Room prices for Caesar's
Palace are all over the place for any given night. Check several internet
sites before booking. After finding the best price, be sure to read the site’
s cancellation policies. Sometimes it’s better to pay more and received a
flexible cancellation policy. If you book directly through Caesar's Palace
website, note the cancellation policy of 48 hours. Rates quoted are
usually for two adults, additional guests are charged $15-$25 per night
for guests 13 or older. Some hotels charge for 3rd and 4th guests in a
room, regardless of age. What may sound like a bargain, may actually
turn out to be an expensive hotel room. Know your facts before you go so
you won't be surprised.
1. VISIT CAESAR'S PALACE IN THE OFF-SEASON- Las Vegas
doesn't really have an "off-season", but some times are always busier
than others. Try to avoid the hot summer months, holidays, spring
breaks, and large conventions. If in doubt about a particular time period,
call the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce to see if any major
conventions are scheduled.
2. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FREE PARKING AT CAESAR'S PALACE:
Caesar's Palace doesn't want to give you any reason to leave, so they
offer free parking as an additional perk.
3. ASK FOR FREE COUPON BOOKS AT CAESAR'S PALACE FRONT
DESK AND USE THEM: Las Vegas coupon books offer a variety of money-
saving opportunities from 2-for-1 show tickets and dinners to worthwhile
discounts on food and drinks.
4. ASK EVERYWHERE ABOUT DISCOUNTS, SPECIAL OFFERS, FREE
DRINKS AND COMPS: Many special offers and discounts are available at
Las Vegas hotels and casinos, but only if you ask for them.
5. KNOW WHAT ROOM AMENITIES TO EXPECT: Las Vegas hotels
seem to missing a few common room amenities we’ve learned to
expect. Caesar's Palace is no exception. Most rooms do not have
refrigerators, safes, and/or tea/coffee pots. Refrigerators can be
requested for an additional fee. Many guests bring along their own cooler
and a teapot. Pick up bottled water and sunscreen at Walgreens or CVS
located right on the strip.
6. USE FREE AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: Taxis are expensive
and unnecessary so use the free monorail service to go from hotels to
casinos. Bally's monorail to the MGM Grand runs from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.
m., seven days a week, every ten minutes. Bellagio's free monorail to the
Monte Carlo runs from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. seven days a week. Luxor's
monorail between Excalibur/Luxor/Mandalay Bay runs 24 hours a day
and picks up riders every 8 minutes. Mirage's monorail to Treasure
Island runs from 8 a.m. to 4 a.m., seven days a week. The public
transportation system, known as "CAT", runs more than 300 buses from
5:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. seven days a week.
7. WATCH FOR HIDDEN AND UNEXPECTED FEES: Caesar's Palace
charges for local calls and internet access. Watch out for other hidden
fees such as one hotel's advertised "free in-room computer." Yes, use of
the computer is free, but the internet charge is very expensive. Some of
the larger hotels charge a daily "resort" fee beginning at $5 per person,
per day. Outrageous ATM fees are also common in Las Vegas, running
as much as $10 per transaction. Don’t use ATM machines located inside
the casinos.
8. BE AWARE OF ROLLAWAY/COT/CRIB FEES: Before you request an
extra rollaway, cot or crib check the price. Rates range from $15-$25 plus
9% sales tax PER NIGHT for rollaways, cots and cribs.
9. JOIN THE PLAYERS CLUB OR ONE CLUB TO QUICKLY RACK UP
COMPS: The Players Club works at seven different MGM Mirage resorts
and casinos. The Players Club allows comps to be accrued for rooms,
food and beverage, entertainment and spa services. Players Club is
accepted at Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mirage, Treasure Island, New York
New York, MGM Grand-Detroit and Beau Rivage-Biloxi. If you plan to visit
other hotels and casinos, also join “The One Club”. The One Club works
at 10 different hotels and casinos allowing you to accrue comps faster
than ever before. The One Club works at Luxor, Mandalay Bay, Excalibur,
Circus Circus and Slots-of-Fun in Las Vegas; Circus Circus in Reno,
Colorado Belle and and Edgewater in Laughlin, Nevada, and Gold Strike
in Tunica.
10. COMPARE PRICES ON THE INTERNET BEFORE YOU BOOK AND
ASK ABOUT FEES FOR 3RD AND 4TH GUESTS: Room prices for Caesar's
Palace are all over the place for any given night. Check several internet
sites before booking. After finding the best price, be sure to read the site’
s cancellation policies. Sometimes it’s better to pay more and received a
flexible cancellation policy. If you book directly through Caesar's Palace
website, note the cancellation policy of 48 hours. Rates quoted are
usually for two adults, additional guests are charged $15-$25 per night
for guests 13 or older. Some hotels charge for 3rd and 4th guests in a
room, regardless of age. What may sound like a bargain, may actually
turn out to be an expensive hotel room. Know your facts before you go so
you won't be surprised.
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