So not sure if this will be to everyone's taste but we manged to book a great deal for Vegas this morning via Expedia (which Virgin Holidays couldn't price match).
Dates to get the price mentioned in title 23/11 - 30/11 (there are other dates a week either side for 7/8 nights slightly more expensive). You will also be there for "Black Friday" - think of the shopping!
Direct Virgin Atlantic flights from London Gatwick, Flamingo Hotel with Breakfast for 2. The prices comes up at £541 each with topcashback you will get 3.85% back. (There are other hotels for a little bit more like the Luxor etc, we chose the Mirage).
Hope this helps someone :)
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hovesoul
24 Jun 163#3
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The strip, the Luxor, Vegas all clues
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rrk3001
24 Jun 16#1
where to ?
donmiguelito
24 Jun 16#2
Yea that would help!
hovesoul
24 Jun 163#3
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The strip, the Luxor, Vegas all clues
sickly sweet
24 Jun 16#4
'The strip' = Vegas :sunglasses:
Agharta to sickly sweet
24 Jun 16#5
Or the Sunset Strip!
fruitloop2
24 Jun 16#6
Won't be hot then just so everyone knows
nehurane
24 Jun 16#7
chance for October between 10-20 ? my hubby already going for GAA in Vegas. his trip is company paid, i hope i get the same deal for those dates, fingers crossed
Inspector_Gadget
24 Jun 161#8
A few hours later, and I couldn't get that price. It was £627 when I looked.
Plus, don't forget resort taxes and other add ons, all not listed in the Expedia 'total' price. It was telling me there would be an additional $221 to pay at the hotel on top of the Expedia price. Not a small amount after todays currency drops! :smiley:
Still a cracking deal if you can get the OP's price!
RCUK
24 Jun 16#9
For resort taxes... in germany we get round that by saying were there on business, business folks dont pay tax, only tourists!!
LOL_is_stupid to RCUK
24 Jun 161#10
That's interesting. I wonder if that works in the States too?
Cumbrian Hammer
24 Jun 16#11
No it won't.
LOL_is_stupid
25 Jun 16#12
Agreed. Checked some hotels on Expedia and Hotels.com, Leisure price vs. Business price and both state the additional fees.
Jazzerd
25 Jun 16#13
Be warned. Expedia's customer service, should you need it, is bad in a way that's hard to believe until you've experienced it.
MrFlux001 to Jazzerd
29 Jun 16#23
Not really, recently spoke to them about changing accomodation and they were first class.
Bargainhuntersupreme
25 Jun 16#14
First week in December in Vegas is 'Rodeo' week I believe, hotels are full, place is crawling with rich cowboys yee haa
Bargainhuntersupreme
25 Jun 16#15
1-3rd December is Rodeo Finals, then party party party till 10th. If you can get a deal anything close to one OP posted for those dates then BOOK IT - one hell of a week to be in Vegas!
Bargainhuntersupreme
25 Jun 16#16
Saying that Circus Circus from 30th Nov-7th Dec is still good value at £597 pp
peno123 to Bargainhuntersupreme
26 Jun 16#18
If you have ever been to Circus Circus you will understand why. It really is a dump.
chuckley
25 Jun 16#17
what is the resort fee?
chrisvaldez
26 Jun 16#19
Just got back this week from four nights there, amongst other places.
The Luxor is really starting to look quite tired. Agreed about Circus Cirucs....not only is it a dump physically, it smells and is way out of the fun area.
If you're going to stay in a hotel that is not quite in the vicinity of strip activities, Hooters Casino is no cleaner or dirtier than the Luxor and is much cheaper (around £20 a night + resort fee.) It's 'off the strip' but to get to the strip all you need to do is walk through the car park of the Tropicana.
MrFlux001
27 Jun 16#20
If we hadn't just got married in New York I'd have been all over this. Excellent price.
rooney10
28 Jun 161#21
anyone know if its best to pre-book a hotel for a July (1st or 2nd week) trip or is it perhaps better to get a walk in rate ? Also would a walk in rate be any cheaper anyway ?
Thanks in advance
KrispiiDuck
28 Jun 16#22
Lastminute.com also have some packages for Vegas at good prices.
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Dates to get the price mentioned in title 23/11 - 30/11 (there are other dates a week either side for 7/8 nights slightly more expensive). You will also be there for "Black Friday" - think of the shopping!
Direct Virgin Atlantic flights from London Gatwick, Flamingo Hotel with Breakfast for 2. The prices comes up at £541 each with topcashback you will get 3.85% back. (There are other hotels for a little bit more like the Luxor etc, we chose the Mirage).
Hope this helps someone :)
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The strip, the Luxor, Vegas all clues
All comments (24)
The strip, the Luxor, Vegas all clues
Plus, don't forget resort taxes and other add ons, all not listed in the Expedia 'total' price. It was telling me there would be an additional $221 to pay at the hotel on top of the Expedia price. Not a small amount after todays currency drops! :smiley:
Still a cracking deal if you can get the OP's price!
The Luxor is really starting to look quite tired. Agreed about Circus Cirucs....not only is it a dump physically, it smells and is way out of the fun area.
If you're going to stay in a hotel that is not quite in the vicinity of strip activities, Hooters Casino is no cleaner or dirtier than the Luxor and is much cheaper (around £20 a night + resort fee.) It's 'off the strip' but to get to the strip all you need to do is walk through the car park of the Tropicana.
Thanks in advance