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Vegas (and Orlando) are probably the two cheapest places to travel to in North America. Hotels and flights are both plentiful and cheap. Before Covid you could
by ecshafer 1y ago
Vegas (and Orlando) are probably the two cheapest places to travel to in North America. Hotels and flights are both plentiful and cheap. Before Covid you could get like $60 a night hotels on the strip and $150 flights.
- ferguess_k 1y agoAh I don't about know about that, thought it is extra expensive. Guess summer is actually the low season due to weather?
- Fomite 1y agoGetting people to Vegas is heavily subsidized under the assumption that while they are there they will spend rather freely.
- chupasaurus 1y agoThe summer is a "dead" season for that specific reason.
- woodruffw 1y agoStrictly speaking, I don't think Vegas has a low season. It's cheap to visit and stay in because they bilk you on everything else.
- Kirby64 1y agoThe time between Thanksgiving and Christmas is historically slow. Not much going on then, and things are quite cheap usually. Weather is also not miserable.
- bluedino 1y agoYou still can, depends on where you go and where you stay. I'm seeing $300 for two nights and round trip flights from the other side of the USA right now if you don't mind staying at the Flamingo, Luxor, or Linq. Add $50 for something like Park MGM or Paris.
- giantg2 1y agoAre you finding those in a package deal? What platform are you using? Just curious as I didn't find many package deals that were much cheaper than finding each individually. I was just using stuff like Expedia and similar.
- vaidhy 1y agoFrom what I am reading, that is not the final price.. that is the room price and they add a ton of fees to that price