las vegas hotel and flight which is the cheapest airline with good deals?
please no expedia as well as which things since it is not on trial with them… seeking for final week of july… most appropriate airline road house deals???
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for hotels right now go straight with the hotels website it’s the cheapest right now, 4 nights in vegas during xmas i paid $350 you have to pay everything up front and if you cancel you don’t get your money back it’s sort of the reason why it’s so cheap but if you’re 100% sure you’re going why not? that was at luxor for a pyramid room with 2 queen beds it’s called the MVP (most valuable price) as for flights depends on where you’re flying from if you can do southwest book southwest they’re the cheapest i know of and i fly everywhere haha i hate to drive basically i live 3 hours away from my sister (she lives in reno i live in the bay area) and i fly when i visit her if i could fly to sacramento when i go (about an hour in a half to 2 hours away from me) i would. but compared to other big airlines southwest and jetblue are the most reasonable especially if you book online. just booked a flight(southwest) for 2 adults cost me $340 round trip from the bay area to reno leaving 13th of feb comming back on presidents day. not only a holiday weekend up vday week end too. gives a vague idea of prices last time i flew to vegas it cost about $380 for 2 round trip i believe from san jose airport to vegas airport
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Use this site for hotels and airlines.
http://www.sidestep.com/ and depending on where you are flying from
http://www.sidestep.com/ Though I don’t think Southwest goes out that far just yet.
Price separately hotel and air. Package deals are not real deals in that you end up paying double for the room.
You are too early for the best hotel deals the offers for July will generally come out around May, the cheapest way to do it is to make sure that you book the hotel driect this gives you the most flexibility as most rates booked direct are fully refundable or changeable with no penalty. Book your flight using one of the consolidators but the golden rule is to book your room directly with the hotel.
book direct through virgin and you will guarantee a fab flight or use bmi from Manchester they are very very good. Book the hotel direct but just remember the $ is crap against the £ at the moment so you not getting good value. Hire a car direct from dollar over the internet and buy your meals when your out there. Vegas is my 2nd favourite city in the world at the moment and you will love it
I would book flight and hotel separately. For flights I recommend kayak.com and for hotel deals http://www.vegas-hotels-online.com is a great site.
Going to Vegas, I have always had better luck with booking the flight and the hotel separately.
Southwest usually has the best deals on flights in my experience. I just flew there for $109 each way from Chicago and you can get them as low as $80 one-way if you are willing to take a connecting flight.
As far as hotels go, try the Suncoast or the Flamingo.
The Suncoast is not right on the strip (Flamingo is), and you can get rooms as low as $45 a night at both hotels, depending on the night. They are both decent hotels.
If you are in the midwest Allegent Air has some terrific flight/hotel bargains.
Most airlines have there own flight plans, you cant find much of a good price, but you can ask travel agent on which airline is a good cheap deal, so it wont be so expensive.
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