Vegas All INclusives

Looks like this is becoming popular.    Seems like you could get your money's worth at  these.    ANy other ones?

THe Plaza  $100 exra per night.     Waves Resort Fee, Breakfast and Dinner limited menus, Bottomless well drinks, discounts at Oscars 

Resorts World is now offering one....$150 extra per night includes all three meals (limited menus - and continental breakfast)  ...reserved pool area....club passes...free valet parking...drink tickets.

Luxor/Excal  $330 for two nights includes room price, resort fee, all three meals,one alcoholic beverage per meal,  parking, 2 show tickets to any of several shows (Blue Man Group, Carrot Top).

Circa is doing their summer deal again. 

$400 total. 2-night stay, $100 food credit, $100 beverage credit, and a day bed at the pool. Sun - Thurs.

F&B can also be used at The D and Golden Gate restaurants. Just charge it to the room. 

I did it last year. Good deal. 

Thanks for information 

I guess the true value depends on how far that $100 food credit gets you--are the restaurants fairly priced and is the food any good? I remember reading in LVA about the awesome pastrami sandwich at the sports bar...the awesome $26 pastrami sandwich.

Also, if you're gambling, you get drinks for free...you place a sports bet, you get drink tokes. So I'm not sure what value there is in the drinks credit. Especially if you use the LVA champagne coupon.

I guess the day bed at the pool is nice, but I'm not sure I would want to broil like a lobster. If it's June or later...well, I would hope that the pool is open after sundown. But very few ever are, which has always seemed odd to me. I guess they want you inside, gambling.

Still, not a bad deal, considering that even two weekday nights will cost you close to $400 all by themselves these days.

        3 negatives and a "not a bad deal". 

I never ended up taking advantage of the daybed. I never got around to booking a time for it and the trips I made to the pool were spontaneous. 

Yeah you do "drink for free" playing but I know that there are some people that don't drink when they play. 

Also sometimes if you're not at a bar top game the drinks can take a while to arrive and you might find yourself playing longer than you normally would have. 

Another use for the beverage credit is for a bottle of wine with dinner or maybe a premium liquor. The casino certainly wouldn't have comped the  glass of Lagavulin I ordered before dinner. 

I used my F&B credit at Andiamo Steakhouse at The D. It was expensive but it was really good.

 I also tried the burger place at Circa. For current Vegas casino standards prices weren't bad. Burgers were delicious. I think burgers were about $15 bucks fries were an extra $4

The LVA book has a coupon for project BBQ at circa. I hear that's pretty good. There's also a coupon for American Coney Island at The D.  

Your point?