Treasure Island Discount

Las Vegas hotels have their advertised prices for rooms and other attractions, such as golf courses and shows headlined by famous performers. However, most of the luxury hotels, including Treasure Island, also have their promotional times, which can be a great opportunity to sample the good life at reduced rates. The larger hotels may also provide additional discounts to travel services that book a lot of reservations with them, especially travel packages. Many also have special rates for AAA members, and other motoring associations.

Individuals and couples who are eligible for membership in AARP will find special package deals available for a two- or three-day visit to the Las Vegas Strip during specific travel dates. Check the AARP website often, as their search engine, like some others, updates in real time. Many of the hotel chains do give AARP discounts on most days of the year, special events excepted.

One thing to watch for with discount travel services is their reputation for overbooking to cover for last minute cancellations. Airlines themselves do this all the time, as many travelers have learned. So be aware that some hotels might allow this to happen also, although it is believed to be less common. Word of mouth from friends and co-workers can tip you off to any service that does this on a regular basis. It is also worth searching out consumer protection organizations to find out if they have any complaints on file.

At least a score of online travel services tout discounted hotel rates for Las Vegas. Some of the better known are Expedia, Orbitz, Tripreservations, Travelocity and Hotelhotline. Vegas.com is the official travel website for Las Vegas. They do nothing else, just Las Vegas, and they guarantee the lowest rates at Treasure Island and elsewhere. Their parent company, Greenspun Corporation, has been dedicated to serving Las Vegas for over 50 years.