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12 hard-copy issues of the Las Vegas Advisor, one per month for one year, mailed via first-class postage. 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.
I used to just love all the coupon books. I remember 25 years ago flying to Vegas from the San Francisco Bay Area on Southwest Airlines. In the back seat pocket on the flight there was always a cool coupon book for stuff like a free shrimp cocktail at the Westward Ho, among other coupons for free stuff. Always free key chains, and decks of cards.
Coupons are normally described in terms of the "coupon rate", which is calculated by adding the sum of coupons paid per year and dividing it by the bond's face value. For example, if a bond has a face value of $1,000 and a coupon rate of 5%, then it pays total coupons of $50 per year. Typically, this will consist of two semi-annual payments of ...
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 ...
5. Re: Best Coupon Book. 16 years ago. A POV coupon book, all you need to do is sign up at the Las Vegas Advisor & pay your subscription fee of $37.00 and you will get the best and only coupon book that you will need. I highly suggest that you purchase one before your next trip.
The Las Vegas Advisor's Member Rewards Booklet or American Casino Guide. The Las Vegas Entertainment book offers little that is on the Strip or casino based. I buy the online membership to LVA for $37 every year and using the Palms coupon for 50% off up to $50 pays for the entire membership plus. I also like the buffet coupons.
It costs about $14 plus shipping, but is well worth it. Not only does it cover vegas, but every major casino in America. There are NUMEROUS 2 for 1 coupons for breakfast/brunch and dinner. In fact, we plan our week using the book to determine where we will eat each day.
The Las Vegas Advisor continues to offer their Member Rewards Book; it offers some good values for primarily off- Strip properties..assuming you have access to inexpensive transportation to and from those properties/venues..and the intent to redeem enough of the coupons to justify the purchase cost ( it's $50 for the MRB coupon book).