Is Las Vegas an affordable bargain destination for visitors? Or overpriced and expensive?
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Is Vegas still considered an affordable, bargain destination? I think there are definitely deals to be had and occasional true steals, but I do not believe Las Vegas is, by definition, incredibly affordable to most people. It takes planning and effort to budget a vacation and not overspend and the largest price tags are often the things guests want to do the most. Do YOU consider Vegas an affordable spot to unwind or party? How much do you spend on average when visiting? #vegas #lasvegas #vegasstarfish #vegasexperience #vegasvacation #vegasnews #vegasonabudget #cheapvegas #vegasdeals #traveldeals #travel #vacation #vegasgetaway #vegaslocal #vegasprices #whattodoinvegas
I was in Vegas early March of this year. Spent $325 all together including room, transportation, food, club entry, entertainment, and some extras. I was there 3 nights. Pretty solid deal for this day and age and i had a great time.
I am going in 3 days. What hotel did u stay at? Probably off the strip!
@@Icarusvampire I stayed at The D. Its in the Fremont district.
I moved away 10 years ago and at the time you could get rooms for around $20 a night and find buffets for $10. Times have definitely changed.
Vegas is totally affordable if you have a corporate expense account. Otherwise, you're bargain hunting for truly affordable food and entertainment options. And that's a long way to go to shop for deals.
An absolute blast for adults, but absolutely not affordable. Budget about 250 per day, not including gambling.
If you trust the LVCVA about anything, well...
I go to Vegas a few times a year, it’s gotten very expensive.
Since Caesars properties is getting rid of Founders card I won’t be going as much. That was a great deal!
Vegas has done an exceptional job in providing entertainment at pretty much any level. I do agree shows are too expensive so I skip those now. There are cheap eats all over the city. You have shown us a lot of these. The rooms are more expensive, but you can still find reasonably priced rooms at various locations around Vegas. To me the only down fall is when you get a room at the Excalibur and then complain it doesn’t measure up to Resorts World or the Wynn. It’s a simple case of knowing what you’re looking for and booking accordingly.
I budget $1000 just for cocktails
I'm not that thirsty.
I am with you on that
You better if you like to drink for a couple of evenings.
I spent $2000 for 4 nights for two people. Most of that was on over the top spas. Totally worth the splurge!
My budget is $1,000 cash for 3 nights. Winning at the tables and/or the sportsbook will expand the budget.
Good luck with that.
Its affordable if you know were to go and what to avoid. Get off the strip and go where the locals go.
The Strip is why people come. Otherwise you can go to Mississippi and see things. There are certain things in town you do want to see though as well as a few things outside the city but it takes at least 10 days to see it all. You cannot do it all in a weekend.
The product costs for that $21 drink is about 60 cents. Vegas for tourists is a ripoff. Who are you kidding??!!
Add the $45 resort fee and taxes to that
Room and your at $110+ for a dump!!
Who are you kidding !!?? Even the Motel 6
Is $85+. I know. I live here. Love your
Channel, but this clip is click bait BS!!!!
Mark
As a young person it's pretty much the only affordable destination location.
It was great in 1985. Imperial Palace was $17. No resort fees.
Caesar's Buffet $12.99
Shrimp cocktails .99 cents !
Vegas flights were $25, one way from San Diego.
FJB.
U can't go back in time!!!
We were a family of 4. Stayed 4 nights at the wynn. Not including flights our trip was $8k. Its a lot of $$ but we splurged on a few shows and a few really nice dinners. Expensive but thought the experience was worth it
Not long enough of a stay. You have to stay 10 days to see it all including Hoover Dam and Red Rock Canyon. I used to go out and stay a month at a time. I like things slow and relaxed, not rushed.
@@joyceanderson8648most people don’t have that kind of time. Especially the ones who can afford it.
@@spacecadet2172 I had the time and the money but I had no kids or pets to get back to or pay to board or get them back in school… etc…
Since I stay at places far from the tourist corridor, like South Point, my trips are still very affordable. The Strip in particular is a colossal ripoff.
South point is great. Far end of the S Strip. You can drive anywhere. Great shopping and dinning on the S end but not many famous places. Bootleggers is great and has been there MANY YEARS.
Will be staying at the circa in November love the walkability but will eat at elcortez downtown grand and four queens unless we win then it’s Barry’s
what about the damn mummy in the thumbnail
Watched it. Never budget for a trip in my life. Wait sec that's not entirely true..but whatever....good vid..
I bring money to play poker. If i have a good win my trip is paid for i do whatever i want. If i lose my Money i just sit in the room get high and watch tv .
It's time for a visit it Vegas it's been 3 years for me 😂
Where are the details and data in the comments
No way affordable. We've been 4 times. We won't return.