Coupons for the 2026 book

DeSimone at railroad.Goupon had a coupon,yet I had to get refund because they closed for remodel.Not sure if reopened.I did like Main Street Station buffet.Last of the reasonable prices

DeSimone's reopened. I called last week. And they accept Restaurant.com coupons. We always use the $100 of $200. They do not redeem it so you can reuse it.

According to the Coupon Book list page, the new list of coupons will be available in the afternoon on January 9th.  That's just the list of the coupons in the book for 2026, not the actual book availability.  From recent experience, those don't come out until the end of January.  If you are going to Vegas around the beginning of February, you may just want to pick up the book from the LVA office, or have it delivered to the hotel you are staying at instead of having it mailed to you and possibly not getting it.  

Thanks for information.

Anthony just said on the live from the C&A that book my be available as soon as Jan 19th.

At one point the book was available by the end of the year, then the first week of the year.  Every year it is later and later.  It is a 12 month subcription with an 11 month coupon book. It would be a better idea to have the expiration moved to the end of January.

Normally I make a trip in early January, but this year it is Feb.  In this case I would have missed out.

People who make trips in January are cut out 

Tom has a good idea if the casinos would go along with it.  

Why would it be better to "cut out" people who make trips in February instead? Because YOU make trips in January?

January is a slow time of year because many people have already traveled during the holidays. February contains a three- or four-day weekenf and visitation usually resumes normal levels then. Moving the LVA book expiration date to the end of January would screw over those visitors.

      Oh please. Tom has a great idea. What is a weekenf? Must be a typo, just like the kind others have made that you have criticized in the past ..... Apparently no one is perfect.

No, I never criticize typos. I criticize spelling and grammar errors. I often make the former and rarely make the latter. You're correct that no one is perfect, though you've told us in the past that a certain orange person has never told a lie, made a mistake, committed a crime, or violated the law.

I can tell that your spelling errors aren't typos because the letters you mistakenly use and the letters you should have used aren't adjacent on the keyboard. When you keep using "esculate" instead of the proper "escalate," we know it's a spelling blunder, not a typo. In contrast, my typing "weekenf" was obviously a typo, because d and f are adjacent on the keyboard and no one would ever deliberately use the letter f to end that word.