Vegas Free-for-All - 2 nights at the Plaza Hotel ($149) with $300 Freeplay

Liondownnow

Mar 16, 2012
8:16am

I have purchased through living social before and was even refunded on a Red Rock deal when I couldn't get a reservation to match my certificate.

$300 in free play, and other extras... this seems almost to godd to be true. Hopefully someone can use it. You must purchase by March 20th.

Plaza Hotel Deal

davidpom

Mar 16, 2012
8:29pm

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Good deal. The room rate is nothing special - but the free play makes it very worthwhile. Disciplined advantage players could do ok here.

RoadTrip

Mar 17, 2012
2:22am

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Originally posted by: Liondownnow
I have purchased through living social before and was even refunded on a Red Rock deal when I couldn't get a reservation to match my certificate.

$300 in free play, and other extras... this seems almost to godd to be true. Hopefully someone can use it. You must purchase by March 20th.

Plaza Hotel Deal

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The Fine Print

Entire value must be used in a single visit • Reservations required and subject to availability • Merchant cancellation/re-scheduling policy of 72 hours applies; voucher subject to forfeiture • Vouchers include Four Show Tickets, $300 in Slot Play, an In-Room 50-Minute Swedish Massage, and Daily $25 Breakfast Credit at Hawaiian Restaurant • Not valid on existing reservations • Based upon double occupancy • Taxes are not included and payable directly to the property upon booking • Children are allowed • Upgrades available • Wifi available • Guest must be 21 to check into hotel • Blackout dates: April 16-19, June 8-10, July 5-7, Sept 14-15, Oct 29-31 • Other conditions apply • PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON March 17, 2017 • PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON December 27, 2012

Wonder what "the catch" is.

Sure sounds like a good "deal" for the AP's & casino ho's (I resemble that remark).

Some questions I have:

The double occupancy clause. Will they honor the deal for those of us who "solo" Vegas, or would I have to register my invisible guest?

Second: are there resort fees, etc at the Plaza?

Third: is the $300 fsp the traditional fsp? (Hope they have not taken a page from another "deal" site that, not long ago, offered fsp at Casino Royale as part of the package.

Fourth: WHAT shows? And where? The deal states "......your choice of live shows. Acrobatics, theater, and eye-popping special effects are all box-office hits. "

And about that Swedish massage..... How much should I tip, is THAT negotiable before or after, and do I "pick" my "masseuse" ?

I do believe that this deal does represent good value and potential profit. But the fine print is missing information I'd want before I book it.

Liondownnow

Mar 17, 2012
4:13am

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Great questions. I have been following similiar threads on this topic on Trip Advisor Las Vegas and Vegasmessageboard.com forums... no clear answers. The Living Social company is similiar to Groupon and very trustworthy but the "extras" on this deal seem to good to be true.