Presentation gifts in Las Vegas

[sean]

Hi-

I live in Vegas, but never mind going to a timeshare presentation for some "freebies". Anybody know who has good deals out there?

 

[cluemeister]

Marriott's Grand Chateau gave us two tickets to "V" last year. Not much, but it's something.

 

[dougp26364]

Marriott's Grand Chateau gave us two tickets to "V" last year. Not much, but it's something.

Especially since that one can be purchased at the Tickets4tonight or Tickets2night both with a much shorter wait time in line than sitting through a sales persentation.

For the most part, most of the tours only offer second tier shows and maybe a free buffet. Most of the the shows offered can be purchased at the 2/4/1 booths or have 2/4/1 coupons available in the tourist mags.

Don't fall for the "free" slot play from Consolidated. Thats just sitting down at Casion Royal's promotiona never-pay-off machines.

Cash is generally $100, which isn't worth spending 2 hours with a salesman IMO.

 

[cluemeister]

Doug,

We only sat through the presentation at Grand Chateau because you liked it so much.

So it's your fault.

 

[zazz]

Hi-

I live in Vegas, but never mind going to a timeshare presentation for some "freebies". Anybody know who has good deals out there?

How motivated are you to negotiate?

I got my best deal at the Tahiti Village. 2 tix to V, to tix to a comedy show, 2dinners at Pampas in the Aladdin (better than the buffet), $20 in certs to use at Hooters, coupons worth $70 bucks in slot play at Circus Circus (parlayed that into $175 cash winnings).

Marriott only gave us 2 tix to Jubilee, and two coupons for 2 for 1 buffets at Harrahs. (It was my first day, otherwise I would have tried to score a better deal).

The two presentations got to be a bit of a bear, but when I am in vegas for a week, my time has a very low marginal value. And it kept my out of the casinos which is a good thing.