Las Vegas thread and MSE guide 2009

Trust_2

The Sirens of TI

Been scouring for cheap flights again,

Anyone seen any good deals, has anyone ever used the following, it seems if you look on the net ASA have upheld a case of inproper advertising so the information should be correct, before I look into it anymore, has anyone else used Flying Eagles.. Opodo is coming up with £276
from £222 rtn(incl. tax)From: London (LHR) To: Las Vegas, USA (LAS) Travel from: 03 Feb 2009 Travel until: 15 Mar 2009 Updated 4 days ago Flying Eagles
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seems to be the cheapest by about £50 they go upto £257 through to June 09

luci

The Bellagio Fountains

Read on another forum that Bally's has closed their Total Rewards desk and you have to go to Paris for any TR queries. Also that they have removed a lot of slots, IGT ones I think.

sew109

The Volcano @ Mirage

Trust wrote: »

Been scouring for cheap flights again,

Anyone seen any good deals, has anyone ever used the following, it seems if you look on the net ASA have upheld a case of inproper advertising so the information should be correct, before I look into it anymore, has anyone else used Flying Eagles.. Opodo is coming up with £276
from £222 rtn(incl. tax)From: London (LHR) To: Las Vegas, USA (LAS) Travel from: 03 Feb 2009 Travel until: 15 Mar 2009 Updated 4 days ago Flying Eagles
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seems to be the cheapest by about £50 they go upto £257 through to June 09

Do you know whihc airline this is with ?

Trust_2

The Sirens of TI

Hi Luci, It was there on Friday, directly opposite the end of the check in's/Outs they close early in the days, the only thing different is that the Bally's pool is closed for maintenance so they are sending across to Paris.
If anyone wants to see Penn & Teller or Jubilee I will put some codes on here tomorrow, Penn and Teller was a reduce price and upgrade, Jubilee was a half price deal.

Simon, Tried to contact eagles, with not much success to-date, opodo seems to be continental but they are having issues with their site at present.

Stew68

The Secret Garden

Trust,

I was thinking about Penn & Teller as an option in a few weeks, would be interested in any codes you might have.

Thanks,

Stew

Trust_2

The Sirens of TI

Stew 68, if you PM me your address I will send you the letter, with all details on.
I will anyway put the codes on here tomorrow

:beer:

Coatze_2

The Bellagio Fountains

Hi

Has anyone any dealings with the las vegas power pass.

Would people reccomend getting one. Link http://www.visiticket.com/LasVegas/las-vegas-power-pass.aspx

any thoughts would be most appriciated.

Trust_2

The Sirens of TI

Hi Coatze
Seems expensive for what you get, minimum price $75 dollars if you have multiple days it comes down, but you are limited to what you have on the list, and this is per person

Example Eiffel tower experience if you sign up for Total Rewards there is a half price offer on the leaflet and multiple other offers.

See what the others think but personally I would spend the $75 on what I want to see.

mrnomoneybags

The Stratosphere

Trust wrote: »

Hi Luci, It was there on Friday, directly opposite the end of the check in's/Outs they close early in the days, the only thing different is that the Bally's pool is closed for maintenance so they are sending across to Paris.
If anyone wants to see Penn & Teller or Jubilee I will put some codes on here tomorrow, Penn and Teller was a reduce price and upgrade, Jubilee was a half price deal.

Simon, Tried to contact eagles, with not much success to-date, opodo seems to be continental but they are having issues with their site at present.

I'd be interested in any codes for shows etc, we're off there for a few days next month.

thanks


Also if anybody has any valid codes for papillon that would be great.

ferf1223

The Bellagio Fountains

Coatze wrote: »

Hi

Has anyone any dealings with the las vegas power pass.

Would people reccomend getting one. Link http://www.visiticket.com/LasVegas/las-vegas-power-pass.aspx

any thoughts would be most appriciated.

Agree with Trust I think...I would go through it and see which things you would definately want to do...check the prices to do these things directly and check around for any vouchers for a true comparison of how this price compares. Things like the American Casino Guide and Las Vegas Pocketbook of Values aren't free, but will have a lot of 2-for-1 discounts which will bring prices down if there is more than one of you travelling.

Personally $75 for one day seems really expensive to me for one person...and if you haven't been to Vegas before, you may not realise - but planned intineraries go out the window pretty quick. I think the only way this is value for money is if you really, really closely schedule your day and hit as many as you can and possibly things you aren't interested in but you want to get value for your money...but that's not going to be that much fun and you'll be exhausted.