Las Vegas thread and MSE guide 2010

ferf1223

April

Lauri254 wrote: »

How often do the restaurant.com codes come up & can anyone advise me where I could find them? Is it still possible to buy a general cert using the 80% off code then use it to buy the most popular certs at the start of the month? (such as stripburger etc). Been to Vegas twice before but have never had restaurant.com vouchers.

TIA

Current code (80% off to 31st Dec) is CLEARANCE. At present they seem to have a buy 5 $25 vouchers get a $25 restaurant.com e-voucher...so effectively buy 5 get one free.

If you sign up on their site they send you the current code by email (not sure if you have to have ordered before to get the emails with the codes though).

ferf1223

April

Trust wrote: »

Stoneman,

With who, that is amazing price,,

American it looks like.

That is a great price.

AronS

April

Is anyone able to shed any light as to any reason why it is always a fair bit more expensive to fly to Vegas than it is to LA? Or is it just Vegas is a more popular location?

I'm just curious...

Froggitt

More direct flight competition into LA.

Triker

We've booked our accommodation :j:j:j,

Gone for the Carriage House at $79 a night plus tax, hubby has the AA membership which qualifies us for the discounted rate ala the AAA offer on the site.

Very, very pleased considering just how expensive it is in March.

aldridgeboy

Jodi wrote: »

WE went on the US site afew weeks ago when someone on here posted about it.

Sorry another question is coming, lol. I hope you all dont mind, and its probably a daft one too, when you get your tickets for a show do you get seat numbers, or do you just get put in a certain section?? We will probably get a taxi there if not then def get a taxi back. How long does P&T and JB last for?

Thank again! Jodi x

If you go to see Penn and Teller ( and i thoroughly reccommend it) I would suggest get on the rear row near the exit of the lower half of the theatre. At the end of the show they walk up through the audience and then wait in the receptiion area to meet and greet the audience. We sat in those seats and were first out so first to greet them. Made for some brilliant photos with them and autographs etc

stoneman

September

Trust wrote: »

Stoneman,

With who, that is amazing price,,

American airlines
Out Feb 28th. back March 2nd.
Now I have to wait!!
Emailed a mate of mine that works for the IT department at BA (he is also who we use to park our car with). He has in the past managed to get us upgraded for free. Anyway, he can get me direct with BA for £475 each through the BA hotlink site at the moment (oficial price is £525). He says wait a few days as he knows for sure that BA are having a sale, even though they are suposed to be having a sale at the moment.
Now what do I do, put all my flights with AA who I will get plenty of points from as our October flights to LHR/LAS/MIA/LHR are already with them, or split the points up for the convience of being able to fly direct???

stoneman

September

Triker wrote: »

We've booked our accommodation :j:j:j,

Gone for the Carriage House at $79 a night plus tax, hubby has the AA membership which qualifies us for the discounted rate ala the AAA offer on the site.

Very, very pleased considering just how expensive it is in March.

Can you link me to that offer, I also have AA:D

Jodi

December ( including Xmas and New Year )

aldridgeboy wrote: »

If you go to see Penn and Teller ( and i thoroughly reccommend it) I would suggest get on the rear row near the exit of the lower half of the theatre. At the end of the show they walk up through the audience and then wait in the receptiion area to meet and greet the audience. We sat in those seats and were first out so first to greet them. Made for some brilliant photos with them and autographs etc

Just had a look on the seating plan, do they walk off the stage on the right or left side?? (I dont soppose it would make too much differene, oh cannot wait to see them). Did you buy something so they could autograph it? Or is the ticket sub big enough for them to sign??

Thanks, for this Jodi x

Triker

stoneman wrote: »

Can you link me to that offer, I also have AA:D

PM'ed you...

Have a shufty at website for details of AA discount rate for others who may be interested.


Just to expand on the benefits of AA membership....may be of use to some here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Automobile_Association

International affiliates

The AAA has reciprocal arrangements with a range of international affiliates. In general, members of affiliates are offered the same benefits as members of the AAA while traveling in the United States, while AAA members are offered equivalent benefits while traveling in the territory of the affiliate.
International affiliates include:

• ARC Europe, encompassing the leading European clubs, including the AA (UK), ANWB (Netherlands) , ADAC (Germany), ACI (Italy), TCS (Switzerland), TCB (Belgium), OAMTC (Austria) and RACE (Spain) below.
• The Automobile Association in the United Kingdom.
• The Royal Dutch Touring Club ANWB
• The Canadian Automobile Association in Canada (TourBooks and maps of Canadian places are published by AAA, and are distributed by AAA and CAA clubs using both AAA and CAA logos).
• The ADAC in Germany.

http://www.aaa.com/PPInternational/Benefits_Intl_to_US.html

They are off the Strip but have no resort fee and free internet.

http://www.carriagehouselasvegas.com/index.php