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What I mean is, during what months can I expect hotel rates to be lower?
When is Las Vegas' "off season"?
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I believe august because of the brutal heat, and around xmas cause $$$ is low.
Otherwise check out when there is a lull in conventions and no major sports event ( that just means big NFL football weeks, NCAA hoops, nationally and National Finals Rodeo, Nascar locally)
I will tell you though if you look around rooms are not expensive except in really really big weeks, or at the absolute top hotels.....vegas has so many rooms you will be surprised at the cost
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Quote Originally Posted by takethedog70:
I believe august because of the brutal heat, and around xmas cause $$$ is low.
Otherwise check out when there is a lull in conventions and no major sports event ( that just means big NFL football weeks, NCAA hoops, nationally and National Finals Rodeo, Nascar locally)
I will tell you though if you look around rooms are not expensive except in really really big weeks, or at the absolute top hotels.....vegas has so many rooms you will be surprised at the cost
Dog, I might need that information for my next cover forum meetin trip 
. I am only planning to stay 1 night though unless we are on roll 
. I will call you a week before the plan week.
SUPERDOG
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasBrock:
The slowest weeks of the year are hands down from Thanksgiving until New Years Eve.
The slowest weeks of the year are hands down from Thanksgiving until New Years Eve.
You gotta narrow that down. I've been there for both Thanksgiving and New Years Eve. Both very busy. Week after Thanksgiving and before new years too. But probably the first three weeks of December are quiet, although I think that's when they hold some rodeo or something.
I would think late summer is quieter as well.
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Quote Originally Posted by depeche2:
You gotta narrow that down. I've been there for both Thanksgiving and New Years Eve. Both very busy. Week after Thanksgiving and before new years too. But probably the first three weeks of December are quiet, although I think that's when they hold some rodeo or something.
I would think late summer is quieter as well.
You gotta narrow that down. I've been there for both Thanksgiving and New Years Eve. Both very busy. Week after Thanksgiving and before new years too. But probably the first three weeks of December are quiet, although I think that's when they hold some rodeo or something.
I would think late summer is quieter as well.
The week after New Year's is dead, I have been there. I was there whenever the Gators played Maryland in the bowl game a few year's back, Spurrier's last game as coach, I was on a roll, won about 42K, and upgraded to a suite and stayed another week!!!!! LOL
To all my non believers, I made copies of the tickets!!!!
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Quote Originally Posted by depeche2:
You gotta narrow that down. I've been there for both Thanksgiving and New Years Eve. Both very busy. Week after Thanksgiving and before new years too. But probably the first three weeks of December are quiet, although I think that's when they hold some rodeo or something.
I would think late summer is quieter as well.
You gotta narrow that down. I've been there for both Thanksgiving and New Years Eve. Both very busy. Week after Thanksgiving and before new years too. But probably the first three weeks of December are quiet, although I think that's when they hold some rodeo or something.
I would think late summer is quieter as well.
Why would I have to narrow it down? It is only a span of 4 weeks I am talking about and of course I didn't mean NYE itself was slow. Being that I do live here in Las Vegas I think I have a alright grasp of when it is the slowest and when it isn't.
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