180 Deals Kick Off Vegas’s Five-Day Sale

LVCVA’s citywide sale offers up to 60% off hotels and shows through Sept. 26

Published September 22, 2026

Las Vegas just kicked off its second annual Vegas 5-Day Sale, a citywide discount event running through Saturday, Sept. 26. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority organized more than 180 deals across hotels, shows and attractions this week, with room rates cut by as much as 60 percent at some Strip resorts. Last year’s inaugural sale pushed nearly 300,000 room nights booked in a single week, well above a typical week’s 150,000 to 160,000. If a trip is on your calendar this week, now’s a good time to lock in a show to go with the hotel deal.

MGM, Caesars And Wynn Cut Room Rates

The room discounts vary resort by resort, but they’re steep almost everywhere on the list. MGM Grand rooms are 50 percent off, Bellagio is 25 percent off with a $100 daily food and beverage credit, and Venetian and Palazzo suites are 33 percent off. Caesars Palace, Paris and The Vanderpump Hotel are up to 60 percent off with complimentary daily breakfast, while Flamingo and LINQ carry the same 60 percent discount plus a $50 daily dining credit. Wynn and Encore are 20 to 30 percent off, Fontainebleau is 20 percent off with a $50 resort credit, and budget options like Treasure Island (from $69 a night, no resort fee) and Golden Nugget ($49 rooms with a $20 gas card) round out the list. Pair a discounted room with cheap Las Vegas show tickets and the whole trip gets cheaper fast.

Show Tickets Drop To $30 And $50

The sale isn’t just about hotel rooms. Caesars Entertainment is discounting premium show tickets too, with Josh Groban and Tim McGraw seats priced at $50 and Jeff Dunham tickets at $30, both a steep cut from their usual box office rates. The company is also taking 20 to 25 percent off attractions like the High Roller Observation Wheel, the Fly LINQ Zipline and the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck. Those discounts run alongside the hotel deals through Saturday, so a single trip this week can stack a cheaper room, a cheaper show and a cheaper daytime attraction. If your dates land on a weeknight, check Las Vegas shows tonight for what’s playing before the sale window closes.

Sale Runs Midnight Tuesday To Saturday Night

The Vegas 5-Day Sale technically started at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22, and runs through 11:59 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, so anyone still booking has a few days left before rates snap back. Offers are split across more than 180 individual deals, not one blanket citywide discount, so terms and blackout dates vary by property. Booking directly through each resort’s own reservations page locks in the discounted rate; third-party listings don’t always reflect the sale pricing. If a discounted room lands you in town this weekend, Las Vegas weekend show deals covers what’s on stage through Saturday and Sunday so the trip isn’t just a hotel stay.

Book A Show Before Saturday’s Sale Ends

Four days is a short window for 180 deals, and the best room rates and show prices tend to disappear before the sale’s official end. Lock in a discounted Strip room, then pair it with a show through Spotlight so the trip is covered before Saturday night’s cutoff.