Deskpass VS Vegas.Com

Deskpass.com has a free month trial, I think it gets you 6 credits. You can use a credit for 1 day at any of the coworking spaces on their list. There are plenty in the Denver area that accept the credits. Should get you through 3 weeks using 2 per week.. Source: over 2 years ago

I am thinking about booking a hotel room through vegas.com because it is 50% cheaper than Expedia, the hotel website, etc.,. Source: 11 months ago

Also check out Vegas.com for shows and other happenings around town. Source: 12 months ago

That was the link in the first link under "People also ask" on Google when searching "does flamingo charge guests to use the pool". It was the second link on the page, below a vegas.com link also saying there is no charge. Source: 12 months ago

Sounds like a cliche but las vegas is actually super walking friendly. and weather isnt a big deal since you can spend time in the casino / shops all over there too. a ton of shows. recommend vegas.com if you book things since they are $ cheaper than directly from the show and never had problems. Take my 89 year old mom in her wheelchair there and it works out every time. Good luck and travel well. Source: about 1 year ago

Resort fees are $39.95 per Caesars website, not $45 as others claim. It's a 4 night stay as well, not 5. Total for a room all-in booking direct would be $500.91. With flying Spirit, nothing is free. Assuming you check a bag (cheaper than carry on) for $55 and don't care where you sit (or anything else) you'll be out $504 for two tickets. Total of $1004.91 (absent airport fees/taxes for MCI). If you take the... Source: about 1 year ago