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Save big in Vegas during the fabulous 5-day sale — this week only

Now might be the perfect time to plan that Vegas vacation

By Amanda Teague Published September 23, 2025

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Vegas is turning up the fun with its first-ever citywide sales event, The Fabulous 5-Day Sale. Now through Friday, September 26, you can snag amazing deals on more than 100 resorts, restaurants, shows, and experiences all across town.

“Las Vegas has always been about delivering unforgettable experiences at every price point and with The Fabulous 5-Day Sale we’re doubling down on that promise and inviting travelers to plan their next escape at an unbeatable value,” said Steve Hill, CEO and president of the LVCVA. “This unprecedented city-wide collaboration means guests can enjoy exclusive savings on everything from luxury stays to one-of-a-kind experiences, all in one fabulous destination.”

Offers across the city

The Fabulous 5-Day Sale is packed with deals at some of Vegas’ hottest spots, making it easy to plan a getaway that’s big on fun and light on your wallet.

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Caesars Entertainment is leading the charge with up to 50% off room rates at Harrah’s Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, Flamingo Las Vegas, Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, The LINQ Hotel + Experience, and Horseshoe Las Vegas. Prefer a little extra luxury? Four Seasons Las Vegas is offering up to $500 in hotel credit for spa treatments, cabanas, and dining with a two-night minimum stay.

Foodies can dig into tasty steals, like Guy’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen’s all-you-can-eat brunch for just $19.99 per person, or Eataly’s three-course Taste of Napoli prix fixe menu for $36.

The fun doesn’t stop there. Check out AREA15 for a buy-one, get-one-free experience pass after 5 PM, or hop on the Las Vegas Monorail with a buy-one, get-one 50% off ticket deal. Music lovers can snag seats to Rod Stewart: The Encore Show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace starting at just $40 (September 26 and October 3 performances).

Planning to tie the knot? Caesars Entertainment is even offering 20% off wedding packages at select venues.

For the full list of offers, head to the Visit Las Vegas website and start planning your Vegas adventure before the deals run out.

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