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Bacchanal Buffet ©Caesars Entertainment Las Vegas Monorail ©Las Vegas Monorail Paradise Buffet ©Fremont Hotel & Casino You don’t need to break the bank to have a good time in Vegas. Check out these free and affordable deals, ranging from over the-top buffets to live lounge shows. SHOP SAVVY Spend the day shopping without spending a lot of money at Las Vegas North Premium Outlets and Las Vegas South Premium Outlets, located in Downtown Las Vegas and on the south end of the Strip, respectively. You’ll save 25 to 65 percent on popular fashion brands that include True Religion, Burberry, Tory Burch, Calvin Klein and Michael Kors. Together these sister outlet centers offer more than 300 must-shop stores. GET AROUND Easily travel the Strip from one end to the other on the affordably priced Las Vegas Monorail. Trains arrive every few minutes and run late into the night. Seven convenient station stops land you at or near some of the Strip’s top resorts and attractions. Sightsee affordably aboard the Las Vegas Deuce on the Strip, a double-decker bus that operates 24 hours a day. The Deuce runs up and down the Strip, stopping at virtually every hotel and casino along the way. Buy an inexpensive bus pass with uses ranging from two hours to three days. SEE A SHOW Free lounge shows offer a fun evening of entertainment with no cover charge. You’ll be transported to Louisiana as you watch live bands in the intimate Bourbon Street Cabaret at The Orleans Hotel & Casino. Croon karaoke, make a request for Big Elvis to sing some of the King’s greatest hits, or cheer on a pair of twin sisters duking it out on dueling pianos at The Piano Bar at Harrah’s Las Vegas. And see live music or catch the game at the Tropicana Lounge in the Tropicana Las Vegas. TIP: Sign up for hotel rewards programs to snag exclusive money-saving offers. AFFORDABLE EATS Big on buffets? You won’t go hungry in Vegas. Caesars Entertainment offers a 24-hour Buffet of Buffets pass that’s good at nearly all of its properties, including Caesars Palace, the Flamingo, Harrah’s Las Vegas, Paris Las Vegas, Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Resort & Casino and the Rio All-Suite Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. Best of all, the Buffet of Buffets pass costs only $59.99 plus tax during the week, and you can enjoy all the buffets as many times as you like. At Mr. Lucky’s, a 24-hour retro diner in the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, order the off-menu $7.77 Gambler’s Special: steak and grilled shrimp with mashed potatoes. Sign up for Hard Rock’s Backstage Pass Rewards Club and you’ll be privy to the secret special of the day and member prices on menu items. Soak up the tropical vibe as you dine on everything from pancakes to sushi and prime rib at Paradise Buffet in the Fremont Hotel & Casino. Affordable any time of day, the price of Paradise is $8.49 for breakfast; $9.49 for lunch; and $15.49 (Prime Rib or Steak Night) or $21.99 (Seafood Fantasy Night) for dinner. And don’t miss the $13.49 Champagne brunch on the weekends. Conservatory at The Bellagio ©MGM Resorts International The Volcano at the Mirage ©MGM Resorts International Viva Vision Light Show ©Fremont Street Experience Make your way around the six cooking stations at the Garden Buffet at South Point and sample cuisines ranging from Asian and Mexican to Italian and Chinese. Specialty nights offer prime rib and seafood that includes fresh oysters and crab legs. Join The Club at South Point program and receive discounts at all buffets. You’ll be happy about the dining deals at Mad Onion at Hooters Casino Hotel Las Vegas. The No. 1 Hooters restaurant in the world, the Mad Onion serves up everything from nachos to steak at value prices.
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