Vegas in Early October

"zztopless" <webmaster@traffic-central.com> wrote in message news:<bq1nfi$3ja$1@otis.netspace.net.au>...

> I am curious to know what Vegas whether is typically like in early to mid
> October. Warm enough to want to swim? Also what have people found the
> crowds and room prices/specials to be like this time of year?

I tend to go the last week of September/first week of October and the
temps have uniformly been in the low 90s, despite the insistence of
the websites that the average temps are lower. It's great pool
weather.

Slot club prices at the Mirage for that time tend to be about $79/$89
for those weeks. Crowds are fine -- I've never had trouble seeing a
show or getting into a restaurant.

kassa

"zztopless" <webmaster@traffic-central.com> wrote in message
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> Getting slot club prices for me won't be an option, as I've never been to
> Vags before. Will probably be staying at the MGM Grand or the Mirage for
> the pools though. Mirage seems to have a better location and a bit niceer
> in general, but MGM seems to be a bit cheaper...is this about right?
>

Go to the MGM web-site. There is a button to click for email specials.
jill in NH

"zztopless" <webmaster@traffic-central.com> wrote in message news:<3fc4ca2f$0$29941$61c65585@uq-127creek-reader-01.brisbane.pipenetworks.com.au>...
> Getting slot club prices for me won't be an option, as I've never been to
> Vags before. Will probably be staying at the MGM Grand or the Mirage for
> the pools though. Mirage seems to have a better location and a bit niceer
> in general, but MGM seems to be a bit cheaper...is this about right?

Probably true. However, if you prefer the Mirage end of the strip,
you can factor in all the cab rides you won't be taking. And do not
underestimate the value of time and aching feet. It takes forever
just to walk through the casino at MGM, let alone how long it takes
you to walk from your room to the elevator on top of that.

The Mirage is very reasonably sized, and easy walking access to some
of the nicer properties. Unless you're talking $50 more per night, I
can't imagine you wouldn't find the Mirage a better choice if you're
looking to settle in, enjoy the pool, and roam.

Do sign up for the slot club either way -- even if you don't gamble
much you will receive offers for less expensive stays in the future.

kassa