is there a cheaper way to go to las vegas than expedia?

Hi Jerry,

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For the most part all sites have the same prices and deals. Sometimes you may find a really low price on a room. You have to be careful with those though. Every hotel as rooms that are less desirable than the others. They may be right outside the elevator or somewhere where it may not be quiet like right about the vent from the restaurant. Those are the rooms they discount out to third party sites. When the Startdust was still around they had fantastic prices on rooms but the rooms were actually on the first floor by the casino which was terrible to try to sleep. If you get a really good price at Hooters, the rooms are on the floor right above the kitchen and you hear noises constantly. All hotels have rooms like that so be cautious of great deals. Airfare is the same price everywhere. No discounts. Buy as far in advance as possible and watch because direct flights might be cheaper than several stops because of the airport fees.

Best to use sites that have clubs or credits like Expedia and Hotelclub where you can earn free stays over time.

http://lasvegasforcheap.com/deals posts all of the latest deals for Vegas hotels, flights, clubs, food, and more. The cheapest way is usually not through Expedia but by booking your trip through numerous sources.

I have had great luck with Southwest Vacations, but be careful because the reservations are not ticketless. This means that if you lose your plane tickets that they mail you, you need to buy new tickets at the airport.

i chanced in this large internet site only chock crammed with counsel on Vegas. The web site i'm refering you to has a itemizing of Vegas hotels that could charge hidden motel costs that they hit you with once you arrive. in the top splendid hand nook you will see a place the place you are able to examine the final expenditures of hotels in Vegas. they look everywhere in the internet for the final expenditures. Saves you a good style of money and time.

Depending on what city your coming form, Southwest Airlines often has the best deal for vacation packages. They also have a Las Vegas sale going on right now. Check: http://www.vegasdealsdirect.com/2010/10/southwest-...

I usually find its best to book flight and hotel separately, though. Vegas hotels always have good deals going on, and if you book directly with them, the room can be canceled and re-booked at a better rate if a deal comes along. Check http://www.vegashotelspecial.com/ for good hotel deals.

Expedia's good, but don't forget to check Sherman's Travel and Kayak. Then check the Vegas hotel websites to see if they're packaging any deals...some of them can hook you up with air, room & show tickets. As always, shop around and shop EARLY.

I would go to the web site for the casino I want to stay, usually the greatest deals that includes ties with airlines and show discounts

Definitely, if you go to http://www.mycheapvegas.com/ you'll see that the hotel prices are better than they are at expedia. Even if you combine airfare+hotel, the hotel packages will be better if you buy airfare separately.

HOpe that helps, cheers!

Try this site http://travelcatcher.com/index.php?p=1_2_Flights#c...

Here are loads of flight comparison sites and will definitely find the cheapest price around

expedia's been good, sometimes you get better accomodations, up grade in your car rental, and you do get what you asked for so, i like expedia, don't want to send you off into a dangerous maze.