Resort Fees

At the golden gate hotel the "resort perks" ARE worth more than the standard room. And there are no resort perks.

I get all of my gambling fix here in Oklahoma. I get room comps on a regular basis. Free buffets. I never pay an ante on the table games. The experience here is not Vegas, no panhandlers here, All 3:2 Blackjack, no 6:5 games, BJ double deck has surrender, double down any two cards, double after split, 6 card Pai Gow with no commission when you win.

I still get offers from one casino in Vegas and when I look at the air fares, car rental, the traffic, the sorry Blackjack rules and the panhandlers. I have all I need right here.

Show of hands. Who here on this forum doesn't know about Resort Fees?

That's what I thought. Thank you for your time.

Show of hands. Who here on this forum doesn't like the ripoff "resort" fees? That's what I thought. Thank you for your honesty.

Teach the resort fee chargers a lesson...

Give your fitness center pass to a homeless person so they can go in and at the least get a nice hot shower or even a workout at the gym.

Just another morning at Travel Rubes R Us.

One can stay at Paris in Las Vegas tonight for $84 plus tax. That's a good deal, especially when one considers that to stay in Brownsburg, IN tonight at the Fairfield Inn will set you back $99 plus tax.

One should note that the Brownsburg rate does not include a resort fee, and the Vegas Paris room does include the $25 resort fee. Which deal is better, Milled?

Sorry Boiler, I have to agree with Lion.

Well Resort Fees are here to stay and like rent-a-cars the starting price before they add on all the taxes--recovery fees and the mass other add-ons seem like a good deal turns ugly. I really see no big deal it the cost of doing business. Most times on rental cars start with the base price and by the time the add-ons put on the price is almost double the starting price. It is whatever the traffic will bare is the going rate.

Thats the best idea yet.