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• banananose_89117 says:

  October 9, 2011 at 9:17 am

  Dont pay for a hotel package. Try out directly with the hotel and/or the airline for package deals. Airlines like Southwest, Alaska, America West, etc.

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• Aubrey A says:

  October 9, 2011 at 10:15 am

  I have permanently had the best luck booking separately. Usually the travel websites with package deals cannot offer you the discounted hotel rates that the hotels offer. A standard rate is included as a replacement for, which can be $ 50 or more higher per nighttime than the hotels promotion codes.

  For airfare, I look to Southwest and Airtran. I don’t like the thought of being charged for your first checked bag, and Southwest is the only airline that doesn’t charge for your first or second checked bag. Airtran charges $ 15 for your first checked bag, but they usually have some fantastic discount codes out that can be found on ebay. Right now there is a $ 35 off discount code. On ebay, they rape you, and you have to pay $ 20 for the voucher code, but you are still saving $ 15. You can buy 2 separate codes and book 2 one way flights and save $ 30 on your entire flight.

  For hotels, there is no place better than http://smartervegas.com/ They list ALL of the promotions offered by the hotels including persons in exclusive email offers. You just find a deal you like and it takes you directly to the hotel website to book.

  Excalibur from $ 26/nighttime
  Luxor from $ 42/nighttime
  Mandalay Bay from $ 65/nighttime
  MGM Grand from $ 50/nighttime
  and more!

  You don’t really need a rental car in Vegas unless you are plotting to go outside of the strip or downtown. There is a bus service that starts at Mandalay Bay and has many stops by the side of the strip all the way to downtown, so you can get where on earth you need to go. It is only$ 7 for a 24 hour pass. There is also the monorail which has stations at select hotels that can also get you where on earth you want to go in like 60 seconds or less (it is quick!) It is a small more expensive at $ 12 for a 24 hour pass. There is also a one way pass for $ 5. http://lvmonorail.com/

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• Southern Gentleman says:

  October 9, 2011 at 10:52 am

  Either way works. But, if this is your first trip to Vegas, you probably won’t need to rent a car. Try to get a hotel close to the strip or the Freemont district and you’ll be able walk or bump the tram nearly the planet over.

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• MarieP says:

  October 9, 2011 at 11:01 am

  In peacefulness to get the best price it is recommend to book air and hotel seperately. For air I would try out kayak.com and for hotel rooms http://www.vegas-hotels-online.com is a fantastic place. It has the latest Las Vegas hotel promotions listed and you can book directly with your desired hotel for the best price.

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