Has anyone ever felt sad when they return to Vegas in the same year, only to find all the good LVA coupons have already been used? Our 3rd tip is planned for this year, and that poor book is pretty well used. I enjoy spending a few hours walking the downtown casinos with my LVA coupon book, seeing what deals I can get. When I return that same year, I'm always disappointed to see that a coupon has already been used. We need a 12-step program for LVA coupon book-aholics. LOL!
There are discounts without LVA book. I know Ellis Island. Also Palms,and
4 Queens for meals anyway.I wonder if you call office they may have something.
Originally posted by: Jeff B.
Has anyone ever felt sad when they return to Vegas in the same year, only to find all the good LVA coupons have already been used? Our 3rd tip is planned for this year, and that poor book is pretty well used. I enjoy spending a few hours walking the downtown casinos with my LVA coupon book, seeing what deals I can get. When I return that same year, I'm always disappointed to see that a coupon has already been used. We need a 12-step program for LVA coupon book-aholics. LOL!
There is always some kind of promo, wherever you go. I like to think that my revisits cement the whole LVA-casino relationship. After all, the casinos give out the coupons not for people to do hit and runs, but rather, to introduce themselves to you in the hope that you'll come back.
There are half a dozen casinos in Vegas that I never would have set foot in if not for the LVA coupons book. And a couple of them are now my go-to casinos. I suggest you revisit the casinos you liked the most, on a day they have a good promotion (a senior day something is usually pretty good), and give them enough play to get on their radar.
Four Queens/Binion's still has an amazing fun book.
You can get a 2nd subscription or get a subs subscription for a friend
Good luck on trip number 3. Sometimes the best coupons are away from downtown and the strip. Last week we used the 2 for 1 LVA coupon for the cafe at Eueka. Great food and we both got 25 free play for signing up for the players club. I hit 2 quads and a straight flush on mine and the wife hit a 5 and 6 spot on the full pay keno on the floor. We will be going back there on our next trip for the other free play from the bokk and another 2 for 1 meal. Thanks again LVA
If you're on your 3rd trip, you can afford to miss out on the 2/1 and match plays. Spend a few days on museum trips and try hitting Mt. Charleston, Valley of Fire, and Red Rock Canyon.
Originally posted by: Brent Kline
Good luck on trip number 3. Sometimes the best coupons are away from downtown and the strip. Last week we used the 2 for 1 LVA coupon for the cafe at Eueka. Great food and we both got 25 free play for signing up for the players club. I hit 2 quads and a straight flush on mine and the wife hit a 5 and 6 spot on the full pay keno on the floor. We will be going back there on our next trip for the other free play from the bokk and another 2 for 1 meal. Thanks again LVA
Nice. We did our first trip to the Eureka during Labor Day Weekend....on that Sunday, so my wife also got the birthday freeplay. I ended up 60 ahead and she was up around a hundred, and played most of it back, unfortunately. Still had fun, and a comped breakfast as well.
Funny story Edso, I was not totally being accurate. We hit all of that running through 25 bucks to get the 25 in free play.. We were late catching a movie so came back the next day to play our 25 free play and each cashed out about 20 each. Thamks for reminding me about the birthday offer.
Remember the old days when the casinos didnt validate your coupons at the players club ? I used to buy 3 American Casino guides. I didnt make a bet anywhere without a matchplay coupon. =)
Fun times.
