What "front desks" offer a good "coupon book"?

In Vegas which hotels offer a decent coupon book for the asking (while not staying at the hotel)?

Thank you for any help

Hi, and welcome to these boards.
My 2 cents worth reply for your 1st post would be;
I think that these " coupon books " are largely a thing
of the past, meaning a good 15 to 20 years ago, almost
every Casino would hand you something for just getting
you to walk into their place, now you may only recieve some
sort of a booklet as part of a room stay enhancement. So
I don't think you will have any success getting anything from
any front desk, you would have more succcess getting Players
Club cards, which usually have some casino coupys etc. for
signing up, and they are free.

Good Luck

Hi Onckenal,

Like Lee O said, if a casino hands out a coupon book or some sort of coupon sheet,
it's usually given to you at check-in, therefore you have to be a hotel guest.

Welcome to the Boards !!!!! Have Fun and Post Often.


Rick

I miss the good 'ol days.

When my vegas priorities matured from non-stop partying and chasing girls to weekend "dates" with good meals and shows, I started having fun with coupon books.
The competitive "coupon chase" was my favorite activity in Vegas for many years.

Not sure if this requires a TI stay or if they just e-mail you a "coupon", but I got this from the TI website:

ATTENTION
If you prefer to view our CURRENT SALE now, then please CLICK HERE. Otherwise, please note the following:

We are currently offering a PRIVATE SALE, exclusive to MyTI Guestbook members, featuring SAVE 50% + 2 FREE BUFFETS! If you wish to receive the private sale offer link, please sign up below.
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MyTI Guestbook Sign Up Form
Only members receive our PRIVATE OFFERS and view the LIVE WEBCAMS. After sign-up and/or updating your profile, you will receive a special offer code and a link to the live webcams.

Link here: 2 Free Buffets

If no stay is required, I believe this would be considered a deal since "Average check: $18 - $27 per person (see below)" from their website.