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Las Vegas thread and MSE guide 2010
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correct duchy - i'm on AA (AA0055 there, AA0054 on the way back from Chicago... plus the internals are AA metal too
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MayI saw those cheap flights with Iberia yesterday, but was concerned that LAS wasn't an option on the Iberia website. However they were available to book via ebookers.
Too late for me, but they were available for our dates at the beginning of May.0 -
they have flights to new york for £362 via iberia and ebookers in june0
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SeptemberI seem to remember flights qualifying for the challenge need to be AA metal not just a codeshare.
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"As of January 2007, only flights marketed by AA (with an AA flight number) are eligible for earning points that count towards the completion of a Challenge. You can still fly on a non-AA metal flight operated by a partner, but you must make sure that you have booked it with an AA codeshare flight number. (Previously, points earned on partner-marketed flights were eligible, but that is no longer the case)."The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that you will have enough to pay for something better.0 -
January , FebruaryI saw those cheap flights with Iberia yesterday, but was concerned that LAS wasn't an option on the Iberia website. However they were available to book via ebookers.
Too late for me, but they were available for our dates at the beginning of May.
Hi I booked our flights with Iberia yesterday, I'm sooooo happy.
Travelling out on 21 April, back on 7 May.
We fly from London to LA direct (BA flight) and then from Vegas back to London(via Chicago, AA flight) this cost us £470. :rotfl:
Really happy, those flights if direct from BA are £640!
When I was booking last night there was Vegas..
Guys I just have question about luggage on those shared code flights. Do you know how many bags and what weight can we have with BA and how many with AA?
On Iberia booking it says see BA for luggage. BA is again saying check with Iberia..:cool:Best wins ever:
2012: Holiday to LA for 2 adults +2 kids for 4 days
2013: £2 000 Virgin Holiday Voucher!
2014: $1000 spending money for hols
2015: 8 night holiday to Thailand0 -
Still cant see LAS on Iberia site. Shd be between La Crosse and Lexington.
BTW I want to see it there as they have the nice 7x7 matrix of dates and prices that VS have.illegitimi non carborundum0 -
Has anyone stayed at the Tropicana?
Reviews are very good on Trip Advisor, better than the MGM and cheaper so looking at this hotel for myself for next October now..0 -
January , FebruaryWow, I just checked at Iberia and the flight we booked last night for £470 is now £617!
I clicked on multi-centre and typed in London, LA and Las Vegas and it poped up..Best wins ever:
2012: Holiday to LA for 2 adults +2 kids for 4 days
2013: £2 000 Virgin Holiday Voucher!
2014: $1000 spending money for hols
2015: 8 night holiday to Thailand0 -
pinkstarsx wrote: »Has anyone stayed at the Tropicana?
Reviews are very good on Trip Advisor, better than the MGM and cheaper so looking at this hotel for myself for next October now..
MGM is a better hotel IMHO. In fact, most hotels are better than Tropicana......although I do recall that there was a refurb in progress.illegitimi non carborundum0 -
Septemberpinkstarsx wrote: »Has anyone stayed at the Tropicana?
Reviews are very good on Trip Advisor, better than the MGM and cheaper so looking at this hotel for myself for next October now..
You really have to read between the lines on TA especially where Vegas is concerned
The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that you will have enough to pay for something better.0
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