Las Vegas Advisor — Attraction in Paradise

I cannot say enough good things about the Las Vegas Advisor monthly newsletter. I've been a member/subscriber for 25 plus years and depend on it to provide timely updates on everything related to my favorite vacation destination. This includes honest and unbiased commentary on shows, restaurants, attractions, hotel room rates, casino gambling and everything related to value and good deals. Publisher Anthony Curtis and his talented staff found a niche in this important travel destination and filled it with lively and relevant consumer information. I sometimes visit Las Vegas three or four times a year and occasionally skip a year but I never skip an issue of the LVA or tire of its content. If you have an interest in Las Vegas, you need to be a member. It will entertain you, save you money and direct you back to one of the most exciting tourist destinations in...

Anyone travelling to Las Vegas should invest in membership of the Las Vegas Advisor. It will be the best $50 you will spend. The coupon book alone will save you at least 3 times that amount and the info available from their website is invaluable. Discount coupons available on dining to gambling to resorts fees. You truly cannot go wrong. I travel from the UK each yar and always Ave their handy sized coupon book in my pocket. Coupons can be used all around town and there are many to use on Fremont St notably 5 nights stay a8t the Downtown Grand free of the dreaded resorts fee as well as discounts on food at Magnolias and Binions Cafe. For expert info on how to gamble with min house edge check out the books available at their website. Join before you travel or pick up your coupon book at their premises. You cannot go...

I used to love this book. Whenever I'd take a trip to Vegas, I'd buy this book. It used to be a great value with TONS of free play coupons and bogo deals. I looked up the 2025 coupons and was disappointed. Almost all the free play coupons are gone and replaced with a "bonus" where you got to spend X amount of dollars to receive a little free play. A lot of the dining coupons have gone down too. The increase to 50 dollars per book as well, it's just not worth it anymore. What a shame. Like everything else in Vegas these days, spend more, get less. I'm skipping it this year. Maybe it will get better next...