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Today is the last day of the fourth week of five weeks of discounted travel packages sponsored by the US Travel Association and American Express called Daily Getaways.
Every weekday at 1 PM ET, a discounted travel package or packages will go on sale and will sell out in a few minutes. Some of the offers will be awesome; some will be duds.
Today’s deal is discounted hotel packages from Caesars Entertainment at properties in Las Vegas, San Diego, and New Orleans.
How can you get the deal?
All Daily Getaways packages are discounted. And you get an additional 10% off each sale price by paying with an American Express, so that’s a no-brainer, and I’ll always quote prices after the American Express discount.
Prices range from $396 for a two night package at Harrah’s Rincon (San Diego) to $531 for a two night package at Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace Las Vegas. There are only 5 to 25 packages available at each hotel.
- $396 for two nights at Harrah’s Rincon, a $100 dining credit, a $150 spa credit, in-room champagne, and transportation to and from the airport
- $418.50 for two nights at Caesars Palace Las Vegas, two Buffet of Buffets passes, two fitness center passes, free internet, and transportation to and from the airport
- $468 for three nights at Harrah’s New Orleans, a $100 dining credit, in-room champagne and transportation to and from the airport
- $531 for two nights at the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace, a $300 dining credit, in-room tea service, two fitness center passes, free internet, and transportation to and from the airport
The last Caesars Daily Getaways deals sold out in minutes, and I expect the same today.
The terms say: “Within 5 business days of package purchase, you will receive via email a certificate with contact information and booking instructions. A hard copy of the certificate will also be sent by U.S. First Class mail within two weeks. Please allow sufficient time for U.S. Postal Service delivery.
Travel must be completed by July 1, 2014 and must be booked no later than 30 days in advance of scheduled arrival date. Blackout dates apply.”
The only blackout dates listed are New Year’s weekend and Superbowl weekend.
Purchasing the Packages
To maximize your chances of getting in on the deal, I recommend using a site like whattimeisit.com to figure out the official time. This week’s sales have all started on time to the second. Keep refreshing for the best chance.
This is what happens if you try to purchase something where all quantities are already in someone’s cart.
This doesn’t mean the deal is sold out. If someone doesn’t complete his purchase, that quantity will immediately become available for someone else. Keep checking until the dreaded “Sold Out” appears.
I will be by my computer at 1 PM EST / 10 AM PST / 7 AM HST / (2 PM in Buenos Aires) to try to snag the Harrah’s Las Vegas deal. What about you? Post your successful or failed attempt in the comments, so we can gauge how quick you had to be to snag a card.
Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace Las Vegas Package Terms:
- Package not available over New Year’s weekend or Super Bowl weekend. Based on availability.
- At least one (1) person in the party must be twenty-one (21) years of age or older to redeem this package. Any minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- Two (2) consecutive nights stay covers room and room tax based on double occupancy at Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace.
- Dinner for two (2) at Nobu Restaurant and Lounge. A $300 credit will be provided for a one-time use. Credit can be used on food and alcohol of guest’s choosing. Must be 21 years or older to consume alcohol. Please drink responsibly. Any amount above $300 will be the guest’s responsibility. Gratuity is not included and is the responsibility and at the discretion of the guest. Click here for more on Nobu Restaurant and Lounge.
- Complimentary in-room tea service at check-in
- Daily fitness center access for two (2). Fitness center day passes give you access to workout facilities only. Spa access and treatments are additional.
- Complimentary internet access for one (1) device
- Airport transportation to and from McCarran International Airport and Caesars Palace. Gratuity is not included and is the responsibility and at the discretion of the guest.
- Travel must be completed by July 1, 2014, and must be booked no later than thirty (30) days in advance of scheduled arrival.
- Offer does not include gratuities; these are at the discretion of the guest.
- Based on availability.
- This package is non-transferable and not redeemable for cash.
- It is recommended that you call to book your travel early to avoid possible blackout dates and availability issues. This offer is inclusive of taxes and fees.
- All sales are final.
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Wasnt clear on which package you are going for. In terms of Vegas, can’t decide if regular Caesars or Nobu hotel represents better value. Not sure how much those buffet of buffet passes run but $300 at nobu sounds great.
I snagged the Caesars Nobu package. Seemed like a great value to me.