• Hotel/Travel Package: one of the easiest ways to find a way to get to and stay in Las Vegas is through a hotel/travel package. These can usually be found through a local travel agent or AAA travel services and include your airline tickets and hotel accommodations.
• Hotel/casino Packages: most hotels and casinos offer come type of combined package which may offer a hotel room; casino chips; show tickets; shuttle service and even limited dining options.
• Hotel/Food Package: if you want to try several of Las Vegas’ premiers dining options, you may want to check out one of the solo dining packages offered or even a combination lodging/dining package that some establishments offer. Ask both your travel agent and hotel about package deals.
• Family Package: families visiting Las Vegas for the first time will want to check out the multitude of family fun packages listed at www.visitlasvegas.com or www.vegas.com. Many packages offer both hotel accommodations; sightseeing tour discounts; adventure options and/or family dining options.
• Outdoor Fun packages: for those who want to experience Las Vegas outdoors style, check out the many wonderful sports and outdoors packages available at www.vegas.com or other websites. It’s a great way to plan a real adventure by booking a helicopter ride or other outdoor activities.
• Show Packages: If Las Vegas shows are what you are after, check with the tourism department to see if there are any combined show and/or show & diner packages available during your visit. This is a great way to save when you want to see several shows.

Las Vegas Vacation packages are numerous indeed; available to suit just about any visitor’s needs and interests. By using one of these combined packages you can rest assured that you are not missing a great opportunity or spending more than you should to do and see all that Vegas has to offer.

• Book Early – Or Book Late. To get the best rate on a car, either book early and reserve your discount; or book at the last minute to strike a deal. Of course, booking late may not offer the same choices as you might otherwise get, but it can be much cheaper.
• Surf the Internet for Deals. Many national car companies offer discount rates and coupons online for those willing to take the time to look.
• Ask Your Hotel About Discounts. Some Las Vegas hotels offer car rental discounts when staying there, so be sure to ask.
• Book Your Car on the Weekend. There are often better deals from Fri-Sun.
• Fill the Tank Yourself. Avoid prepaying for gas. If you happen to return your car with a half tank of gas, too bad, you have already agreed to pay for a full tank. Besides, the rental company usually charges a much higher price for gas than the local pump, so opt for filling the tank yourself before returning the vehicle.
• Avoid Airport Pick-Up. If at all possible, pick up your rental from a neighborhood dealer. Not only will you save money on the rental (even considering the cab fare to the dealer), but you can often avoid those long airport pick-up lines.
• Be Sure to Bring Your On Extras. Never rent a GSP, car seat or other take-out amenity form a rental car company – ring your own.
  Learning how to rent a car in Las Vegas for the least amount of money isn’t hard. It just takes a little time and some common sense.

• Lodging Discounts: The best hotel deals in Las Vegas can be found during the week (except during holidays), especially in Old Las Vegas, where everything is older, tackier and oh, so much cheaper. When looking for a cheap hotel while in the city check out come of these: The Palms; Excaliber; The Tropicana and Circus Circus. Ranging in price form $60-$100 a night, they rank among the cheapest in the city.
• Show Savings: There are plenty of shows to entertain in Las Vegas. Unfortunately they usually come with a big price tag. To get the absolute best price on shows, follow these simple tips:
  1. go for a less popular show; the main ones are the most expensive
  2. see afternoon shows; evening ones can be twice the price
  3. make your reservations for mid-week
  4. look for package deals; some hotels offer special discounts to some shows
  5. book early; buying last-minute tickets may come at a premium price

Be a Savvy Shopper: learning how to find the best deals in Las Vegas takes a bit of time and energy, but it can be well worth the effort. Take time to peruse websites for the best hotel deals; call around town asking for package deals; and be sure to visit local travel agent before leaving home and the Las Vegas tourist Center when arriving to ask about any discount and specials that may be available during your visit.

• Lodging: Scout Out the Best Deals. There are plenty of ways to save big bucks on hotel accommodations while visiting Las Vegas. First, avoid the Strip for the best hotel prices. Staying a few blocks off the main drag can save a bundle. Secondly, visit during slower days (usually mid-week). Thirdly, ask around for a discount. Many hotels will offer a better rate to fill a vacant room.
• Transportation: Use the City’s Free Shuttle Service. For most people, there is really no need to pay for an expensive rental car. Las Vegas offers free shuttle service through the main visitor’s areas nearly 24 hours per day.
• Food & Drink: Eat Buffet Style. Las Vegas offers some of the best buffets in the country. Offering hundreds of choices for as little as $9.99, it’s the tastiest and cheapest way to eat your way through the city.
• Fun: Visit Hundreds of Free Attractions. No need to spend a fortune entertaining yourself (and your family) while visiting Las Vegas. Almost every casino and hotel offers some sort of unique attraction – for free. From built in aquariums; indoor gardens to spectacular lights and music shows, there is virtually something for everyone in the family to enjoy.

As you can see, learning how to save money in Las Vegas isn’t really hard; all it takes is a little time to find out what fun activities the locals offer either for free or at a reduced rate.

• Get Only What You Need. When it comes to Las Vegas accommodations, there are a lot of options; unfortunately, tacking on a lot of extra amenities can cause your bill to skyrocket. Take a few moments before you book a room to figure out what you need (and want) from your hotel. If you must have gym access and a spa, than great; but if not, than choose a hotel void of these pricey extras.

Stay Away From the Strip. By far, the best way to find a cheap hotel in Las Vegas is to stay off the strip. Known for its incredible luxury, the Las Vegas Strip offers every amenity imaginable – at a price. Hotels found just a few blocks away can be very nice, and much cheaper.
Compare Prices. Log onto a variety of travel websites and compare prices. You may be surprised at some of the deals you uncover.

• Book package deals that include airfare and hotel accommodations. They can often yield big discounts on both.
• Call the Hotel and Ask for a Discount. Want to know how to find a cheap hotel in Las Vegas without going to a “cheap hotel?” Simply call the hotel of your choice and ask if they offer any special discounts. This can be a great strategy to use during off–peak travel times. It is amazing how flexible hotels will be with their rates when business is slow.

Learning how to find cheap hotels in Las Vegas isn’t difficult. The key is being persistent and patient. It may take a few phone calls, but eventually you will be able to strike a deal that leaves you some extra cash to hit the casinos with.