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Las Vegas guide and MSE thread 2013
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Hi all,
Looking at direct flights for next year to Vegas, as usual, it sucks
However, I can see in-direct flights with BA to vegas for £629, that originate in AMS, and then a 2hr stop at Heathrow, then direct to Vegas.....
I wonder if its possible to book such a flight, but then inform the airline you cant board at the originating location, but can you board at the connecting point instead ?!
Or would the tax issue prevent this ?
I would guess at somewhere between some hope and no hope.illegitimi non carborundum0 -
haha!
Think i'll ask the question to BA, as in theory, they shouldn't care either way, as long as they get my business!
Will post the results...0 -
Hi all,
Looking at direct flights for next year to Vegas, as usual, it sucks
However, I can see in-direct flights with BA to vegas for £629, that originate in AMS, and then a 2hr stop at Heathrow, then direct to Vegas.....
I wonder if its possible to book such a flight, but then inform the airline you cant board at the originating location, but can you board at the connecting point instead ?!
Or would the tax issue prevent this ?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 -
ahhhh, fair enough!
Plan I am working on (alerts set), is for Air New Zealand flights to drop below £520 from LON to LAX in May......
I'll do that flight, 2 days in LA (1 on the beach, one at the Six flags theme park!), and then drive to Vegas......
Managed to pull off a stunt this year by getting 3 hotels over 10 nights with flights for £700...
So next years budget will be £850, to cover either 14 nights in Vegas, or 12 nights Vegas and 2 nights LA.....0 -
Stuie - It doesn't pay to advertise you are dropping the segment at the end either. BA *will* care as they see it as deprivation of revenue. There have been a handful of cases where passengers have been backcharged for the higher fare for blatant fare manipulation.
It's one of those times to NOT advertise how clever you have beenI Would Rather Climb A Mountain Than Crawl Into A Hole
MSE Florida wedding .....no problem0 -
Hello! Another long time lurker here having perused these threads for my previous two trips to Vegas
A couple of years ago, a party of 12 of us managed to get 5 nights in the MGM in June for a friends stag flying direct from Gatwick for around £750ish.
As I'm getting married next year as well, we wanted to repeat the trick. Naturally I was expecting the prices to have gone up but at the moment, we struggling to get much change out of a grand each.
We're pretty flexible in that we can go any time from Mid-May to late July. If we couldn't go direct, we'd suck that up and would be happy enough anywhere on The Strip south of the Encore. I'd told people to budget around £800-£850 or so. Am I being unrealistic or are the current prices more like guesses because flights for June 2014 onwards aren't out yet?
I'm seeing better deals on Expedia and sites like LowCostUSA but I'm told as they are based on supply and demand, once a couple of rooms are booked the price will rocket so if we pair up and do it that way, some might be left high and dry.
Has anyone got any advice to share? Cheers!0 -
Just arrived home today from LV,from extreme heat(114) to bouncing down rain up north!Totally bushed but will do a trip report when I can get my eyes to stay open!!:(0
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Just arrived home today from LV,from extreme heat(114) to bouncing down rain up north!Totally bushed but will do a trip report when I can get my eyes to stay open!!:(
I've been back for several weeks and I'm still struggling to keep my eyes open. I'll do one when I can too.
Looking forward to yours Hovis91.0 -
I asked a few weeks ago if anyone knew the pattern for r.com discount codes......no-one replied so here it is as far as I can tell.
day of the month.......cost
4th...............$6 for $25
7th...............$5 for $25
11th.............$4 for $25
18th.............$5 for $25
25th.............$6 for $25
28th.............$4 for $25
The same percentage discount applies for smaller of larger vouchers. Each code is valid for between 1 and 4 days.
Don't know if it varies each month, but will keep an eye on it.
PS I just bought a $75 voucher for $12....min spend $112.50, plus tip.illegitimi non carborundum0 -
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