Las Vegas’ 5-Day Sale Is Bringing Big Savings to Your Next Getaway
More than 180 deals are giving travelers five days to save on hotels, shows, dining, attractions and more across the destination.
If Las Vegas has been sitting on your travel wish list, this may be the moment to turn the idea into an actual itinerary. The destination’s annual Vegas 5-Day Sale is underway through September 26, bringing more than 180 limited-time offers to hotels, restaurants, entertainment venues, attractions and other experiences across the city.
Organized by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, the citywide promotion offers savings of up to 60 percent on select resort stays, along with discounts and special packages designed to cover nearly every kind of Vegas getaway, from a luxury weekend and spa escape to a concert-filled girls’ trip or a spontaneous long weekend.
Hotel Deals Worth Knowing
The biggest savings are concentrated across Las Vegas’ hotels and resorts, with offers available on and beyond the Strip.
At Flamingo Las Vegas, travelers can save up to 60 percent on rooms and receive a $50 daily food and beverage credit. The LINQ, Harrah’s Las Vegas and Horseshoe Las Vegas are also offering discounts of up to 60 percent on select room rates, while Planet Hollywood is offering up to 55 percent off.
For a more elevated stay, Wynn Las Vegas and Encore are offering up to 30 percent off resort rooms or up to 20 percent off tower suites, along with a complimentary buffet for two for eligible Wynn Rewards members. The Venetian Resort and The Palazzo are offering 33 percent off rooms with a two-night minimum.
At Bellagio, ARIA, The Cosmopolitan and Vdara, travelers can receive up to 25 percent off rooms plus a $100 daily food and beverage credit. Fontainebleau Las Vegas is offering up to 20 percent off rooms, a $50 daily resort credit and free parking.
There are also options for travelers looking to keep the overall cost of a getaway lower. The STRAT is offering discounted room rates with a $50 resort credit and no resort fee, while rates at Treasure Island start at $69, subject to availability and applicable terms.
Shows, Concerts and Entertainment
The sale extends well beyond hotel rooms. Travelers can also find discounted tickets to some of Las Vegas’ best-known shows and entertainment experiences.
For select dates, several performances are available for $50 tickets, including Josh Groban, Tim McGraw, Thomas Rhett, Empire of the Sun, Yandel, Bailey Zimmerman and Koe Wetzel. Donny Osmond tickets are also discounted by up to 30 percent for performances through June 2027.
For Cirque du Soleil fans, “O” is offering up to 20 percent off, Mystère up to 30 percent off and Michael Jackson ONEup to 10 percent off. Other entertainment offers include up to 50 percent off Atomic Saloon Show, 30 percent off Magic Mike Live and 20 percent off RuPaul’s Drag Race LIVE!
Experiences Beyond the Casino
For travelers who want to spend less time at the gaming tables and more time exploring, the promotion includes discounts on attractions and tours throughout the destination.
Allegiant Stadium Tours are offering 20 percent off select tours, while AREA15 has a buy-one-get-one offer on Level 1 experience passes. Visitors can also save up to 25 percent on the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck, up to 20 percent on the High Roller Observation Wheel, 20 percent on Las Vegas Monorail tickets and 25 percent on select experiences from Maverick Helicopters.
The Neon Museum is offering 50 percent off admission with the designated promotion code, while The Mob Museum and The Underground Speakeasy are offering 20 percent off. For an especially memorable excursion, Papillon Helicopters is offering $50 off Grand Canyon packages and $20 off Strip flights.
A Little Something for Foodies and Spa Lovers
The sale also makes room for dining, shopping and wellness. Ocean Prime is offering half off its lounge menu Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m., while Pampas Las Vegas is offering 20 percent off its Tier 3 Rodizio Experience. Proper Eats Food Hall has a $59 all-you-can-eat Ultimate Tailgate package.
For a little retail therapy, shoppers can receive a complimentary coupon book offering more than $100 in savings at the Las Vegas North Premium Outlets, while the Grand Canal Shoppes is offering complimentary access to its Premier Passport, with discounts and services from participating retailers, restaurants and attractions.
And for anyone planning a wellness-focused escape, Qua Baths & Spa is offering 20 percent off its Reset Ritual, while the Spa at The LINQ has a four-hour services package priced at $500.
Even Weddings Are Part of the Sale
True to Las Vegas tradition, the promotion also includes offers for couples planning weddings and elopements.
Bliss Wedding Chapel is offering 25 percent off wedding packages, Mon Bel Ami Wedding Chapel is offering $50 off its Splendid Wedding Package and Vegas Weddings is offering $100 off its Dream Wedding Package. Couples choosing the Elvis Pink Cadillac Package at Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel can receive $200 in upgrades.
When to Book
The Vegas 5-Day Sale officially runs through 11:59 p.m. PDT on September 26, 2026. While the booking period ends this Saturday, eligible travel dates vary by offer. According to Visit Las Vegas, many hotel offers extend into early 2027, with some available into August 2027. Travelers should check each property's individual terms for blackout dates, resort fees, taxes, minimum stays and other restrictions.
With more than 180 offers spanning everything from luxury resorts and celebrity entertainment to spa treatments, dining and helicopter tours, the promotion makes a strong case for planning the next Vegas escape before the five-day window closes.
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