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Ok Just got back from VEGAS!!!! We stayed March 3rd - March 6th. On March3rdwe were at the Strat. I decided to try the $20 trick found a female that was open and tried TOTALY SHOT DOWN!!!!! The room was sub par and the employees were really not helpful and did not want to be there. The only part good about the hotel was in casino card comps. but you cant use your 100 in fre money for 10 days. and I dont know about the rest of you but I only go once a year.We switched to the Aladdin on the 4th to stay for 2 nights. I was ready to try again with the 20 trick. Went to a man and the twenty vanished!!!! He looked at my ID and said your from Illinois? I am from there. little small talk, and then he said this is what I can do for you, how about a room on the 44th floor looking at the fountains! I was very excited and said thank you very much. When we got to the room it was a SUITE with a view of the fountains and a balcony! The staff was WONDERFUL friendly and would do anything for you. When we went to check out and settle up our bill------ I was told Mrs Taylor I hope you had a wonderful time and thank you for staying with us please sign here.... I looked down at the total of the bill and it was $0.00!!! Both nights had been comped and the dinner we charged to the room was also comp , they even comped the $5.00 bottle of watermy husband drank! We are not big spenders we only played about $600 for the 3 days and were treated like we were VIP! The players card reps were great! They knew we were leaving the next morning early and offered us cash instead of the meal credit that we had earned. You can also spin each day for a chance to win $1,000 in a 5 min free tourney of slots.( sadly we did not win) There is also a chance to pull a slot once a day to win prizes and 2 million ( again we didn't win) They were still working on the casino and the outside of the building but you really didn't notice the construction workers unless it was 5 am and then you saw them, yes we were up all night only slepted 6 hours of the whole trip. What a waste of a great room!!!!!!

Hi-
I've read through all the steps and would love some help!

I am planning a study abroad reunion trip in vegas with about 8 people... we are all around 22 years old and want to get a huge suite so we can all crash together

DATES: May 25th- 28th

we're trying to obviously spend the least amount of money necessary but also get a sweet ass room... kinda impossible i know. when i was younger my family and i stayed at some crazy venetian suite with double doors and 2 bedrooms. is it difficult to find suites like that that arent ridiculous prices?

thanks for the help!

You're gonna be hard pressed to cram 8 people in one room! They have maximum occupancy rules and they can be strictly enforced at times. Your best bet is to get two rooms with two queen beds each.

spotydoty555 said:Hi-
I've read through all the steps and would love some help!

I am planning a study abroad reunion trip in vegas with about 8 people... we are all around 22 years old and want to get a huge suite so we can all crash together

DATES: May 25th- 28th

we're trying to obviously spend the least amount of money necessary but also get a sweet ass room... kinda impossible i know. when i was younger my family and i stayed at some crazy venetian suite with double doors and 2 bedrooms. is it difficult to find suites like that that arent ridiculous prices?

thanks for the help!Memorial Weekend is a heck of a time to look for a deal on a Suite.

8 people in any room is a lot, suite or not. Consider getting three standard or deluxe rooms at an off-strip property. Most likely, your dates are blacked out from any promos. You are probably looking at at least $100 (with taxes), per room, per night, even at places like the Stratosphere and the Orleans.

Suites at the Strat average $225 (before tax) per night for your dates and you will need two rooms to fit all eight of you relatively comfortably...that assumes you share a queen bed or get them to give you two rollaways. Either way, you are looking at about $75-90 per person, per night.

If you are going to "live" in such close quarters, I hope you know each other pretty well.

Dates: March 30th for 3 nights (Departing April 2nd)

I want something on the strip that isn't Imperial Palace

Here are the best prices I have found so far:

MGM w/ Grand Tower Promo - $360 ($150, $150, $60)
Excalibur with View (View Room) - $373 ($151, $161, $61)
Luxor Pyramid Deluxe - $424 ($175, $185, $65)

Thanks

isles1 said:See the first post in this thread, then update your request.

Updated my original post with more information.

Forget the Strat- way over rated!!!!!

Try Tao!!! We loved it worth every penny

douflag said:Adam2004 said:Dates: March 30th for 3 nights (Departing April 2nd)

I want something on the strip that isn't Imperial Palace

Here are the best prices I have found so far:

MGM w/ Grand Tower Promo - $360 ($150, $150, $60)
Excalibur with View (View Room) - $373 ($151, $161, $61)
Luxor Pyramid Deluxe - $424 ($175, $185, $65)

Thanks

Have you found anything else that's cheaper? Buddies and I are actually going the same time you are. Everything seems to be really expensive on the strip (>$300).

I found a couple that are cheaper, Tropicana for $297 and Sahara for $314.

I work for Starwood so I made a reservation at Westin...$69 a night. I'd like to be more on the strip but I don't think I can pass up $69 a night. I might try to get the same deal at Aladdin (also Starwood owned).

I'm going to keep looking for deals, let me know if you find anything good, thanks.

isles1 said:Adam2004 said:douflag said:Adam2004 said:Dates: March 30th for 3 nights (Departing April 2nd)

I want something on the strip that isn't Imperial Palace

Here are the best prices I have found so far:

MGM w/ Grand Tower Promo - $360 ($150, $150, $60)
Excalibur with View (View Room) - $373 ($151, $161, $61)
Luxor Pyramid Deluxe - $424 ($175, $185, $65)

Thanks

Have you found anything else that's cheaper? Buddies and I are actually going the same time you are. Everything seems to be really expensive on the strip (>$300).

I found a couple that are cheaper, Tropicana for $297 and Sahara for $314.

I work for Starwood so I made a reservation at Westin...$69 a night. I'd like to be more on the strip but I don't think I can pass up $69 a night. I might try to get the same deal at Aladdin (also Starwood owned).

I'm going to keep looking for deals, let me know if you find anything good, thanks.Is the Westin going to give you the Vegas experience? I do not know much about that property, but I never hear anyone talk about it as their property of choice in LV. That is a good rate for a weekend stay, however.

I would book the Tropicana for the price you state you found. Please let us know where and how you got that rate for your dates of travel.

The experience is out on the strip not in your hotel room. With that said, I'd still pay another $200-$300 if I Bellagio or Venetian had something reasonable. Here's the link for the three nights at Tropicana for $299: https://res.tropicanalv.com/cgi-bin/lansaweb?procfun+rn+resnet+r15+funcparms+UP(A2560):;IEMB307;?