In a not-so-surprising turn of events, here we are nearing the end of Daily Getaways Week 3, with five more Las Vegas packages on the table. I’ve stated this at least a dozen times by now, but these packages aren’t a great deal and are only worth it to those looking for convenience. Remember, if you’d like to buy, these offers go live at 1pm ET`.
The Details
- Package 1: Three (3) nights in a Bellagio Suite, tickets to “O™”, spa treatments & dinner, for two (2) people.
- Max 1 per purchase
- 8 available
- $2000
- Valid through December 30, 2019 (including 4th of July!)
- Package 2: Four (4) nights in a Contemporary Room at Excalibur, two (2) tickets to Tournament of Kings and a $400 dining credit at Camelot Steakhouse.
- Max 1 per purchase
- 7 available
- $500
- Valid through January 31, 2020
- Blackout dates include December 30 and 31, 2019
- Package 3: Three nights at Circus Circus, including dining and passes to the Adventuredome Theme Park, for two (2) people.
- Max 1 per purchase
- 6 available
- $200
- Valid through December 30, 2019
- Package 4: Three (3) nights in a Sky suite at ARIA, dinner and spa treatments, for two (2) people.
- Max 1 per purchase
- 6 available
- $1700
- Valid through December 31, 2019 (with no blackout dates!)
- Package 5: A certificate toward a three (3) night stay for two in a Nightingale Suite for (2) guests at Park MGM, tickets to Cirque du Soleil® “O” show at Bellagio, dinners, and limo transfer to/from McCarran Airport.
- Max 1 per purchase
- 5 available
- $1750
- Valid through January 31, 2020
- Blackout dates of December 30- January 2nd apply
Thoughts
There are better ways of finding value out of Las Vegas, but if all the hassle isn’t your style, these could be good for you. These packages haven’t historically sold out immediately, but do go semi-quickly, so if you’re looking to buy its better to do it sooner rather than later.
Has anyone here bought one of these packages? How was your experience?
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