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Several resorts have taken the all-you-can-eat buffet to another level … to all-day buffets. MGM Grand's all-day buffet pass is $29.99 per person, Monday through Thursday, and $39.999 Friday through Sunday. The Excalibur's deal allows all-day buffet access for $25, and the Luxor's pass is $29.99 per adult. Sign up for the Stratosphere's Ultimate Rewards Club Card, and you'll get an all-day pass for $19.99 ($24.99 on Friday evening and Sunday morning).
Las Vegas has some exceptional resources that list up-to-date deals and hotel/show packages. Check out Web sites like Vegas.com and VisitLasVegas.com . Also, sign up for email alerts from specific resorts; that way if they have rooms to unload at deeply discounted prices, you'll be among the first to know.
Although Strip resorts are dropping their rates to unprecedented levels, travelers can veer off Las Vegas Boulevard for even more dramatic savings. At the somewhat seedy Binion's Gambling Hall Hotel, mid-week rates are as low as $17 a night, while Fremont Hotel and Casino has rates from $36 a night through August. Both are located smack in the middle of the Fremont Street Experience, which offers plenty of free attractions from the nightly sound and light show, to the Neon Museum, to outdoor concerts.
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