Best Sources for Las Vegas Buffet Coupons and Savings

Vegas is what you make of it. You could spend a little or a lot. It really boils down to a willingness to do advance research. If you’re reading this article right now I’ll assume you’d like to get the full vegas experience at a fraction of the cost. And that includes ‘da eats’! The days of $0.99 buffets are over. Here’s a list of the best sources for ‘all you can eat on the cheap’

Paid Coupon Booklets

There are two main paid coupon booklets. The American Casino Guide and the Las Vegas Advisor. Both offer a multitude of buffet coupons, along with coupons for other services such as shows, hotel rooms, match plays, etc. The one caveat of these books is the location of most participating casinos, as the majority are located off of the Vegas strip. If you're heading down for more than a weekend and have access to a rental car both books are highly recommended.

Free Online Coupons

The easiest and obviously the cheapest option. While finding printable discounts can sometimes be a pain, there are some sites such as Las Vegas Buffet Coupons that collect all of the discounts in one place. Savings can include $5 off (per person), two for one's, free meals with show tickets and more.

Online Hotel Booking

When booking a hotel check out the official website and their packages. More often than not you can score a free buffet or two in a package.

Coupons once in Vegas

Once within Vegas you can obtain coupons in the local newspapers, the numerous coupon booklets handed out on street corners and in most non-MGM hotels, upon check-in in a coupon packet. Typically you’ll be able to nab one or two 2for1’s from each of these sources.

By choosing two or three quality discount sources upfront you can save literarily hundred’s of dollars over the course of a Vegas Vacation. Check the web out frequently, as deals are always changing. Enjoy your trip on a full stomach (and a heavy wallet).