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Or alternatively where in Vegas you can get free coupon books? I know some hotels used to have ones posted on them, but they are difficult to find and know which hotels have them and which don't. I wanted a few 2 for 1 buffet coupons and maybe one for the NY NY Roller Coaster and the monorail.
You may get some coupons upon arrival at the check-in and at the slot club. Simply ask at every slot club for them up and down the river. There are also many promotions. Have a great trip to beautiful Laughlin! Safe and happy travels. Report inappropriate content.
Member Rewards Book coupon package, worth thousands with optimal use, plus an ongoing program of Member Rewards Online printable web coupons, which is added to throughout the year. Access to the online version of the Las Vegas Advisor. Access to all online features on the LasVegasAdvisor.com website. This includes the popular members-only forums.
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We were there August 2020 stayed there for 2 nights. Another guest told us about the coupon book. I went to the front desk and asked the person who checked us in how come we didn't get a coupon book, and she told me you could only receive a coupon book if you booked directly with the hotel (we booked through expedia) We told her thank you very much and she gave us one any way The book saved us ...
We generally buy a book (ACG) because the coupons are for 2/1 buffets, free slot play, matchplays and other things too. I have found coupons in publications provided in the rooms, in taxi cabs, and also, checking on line will get you a lot of free coupons too. Don't ever "buy" coupons on e-bay or from an individual who wants to sell you unused ...
American Casino Guide.com is where you can get the book with many different coupons for various things in Vegas. We saved over $120.00 just on food eating at different buffets. The book cost around $15 and is well worth it. If your traveling next year look for the 2007 version on overstock.com where you can pick it up for $10.
Neither is as exciting or potentially as worthwhile as Las Vegas Advisor or American Casino Guide but unlike those, they're printable and free. Edited: 10 years ago Report inappropriate content