News Summary
Caesars Entertainment is introducing exclusive discounts for Las Vegas residents, offering 25% off food and drinks, free parking, and 15% off hotel rooms. Running from September 21 to October 30, the initiative aims to stimulate local tourism amid a decline in visitors, encouraging locals to engage with the city’s entertainment options. To qualify, residents must present a valid Nevada ID, while additional offers include discounts on spa bookings and attractions. This campaign aligns with efforts to reestablish Las Vegas as a premier destination for both locals and tourists.
Las Vegas – Caesars Entertainment is launching exclusive discounts aimed at local residents in Las Vegas amid a noted decline in tourism. This new initiative runs from September 21 to October 30, providing locals with a 25% discount on food and drinks and free parking at all Caesars resorts. The food and drink discount is valid Sunday through Thursday.
Residents can also take advantage of a 15% discount on hotel rooms booked for staycations, applicable until March 31, 2026. To qualify for these offers, participants must present a valid Nevada ID. However, it is important to note that certain blackout dates and restrictions may apply to these promotions.
This new marketing campaign is part of a broader strategy that positions Las Vegas as “the most electrifying city on Earth,” encouraging local residents to enjoy their city as VIPs. The initiative emerged in response to a significant drop in tourism as city leaders seek to bolster local businesses during these challenging times.
Caesars Entertainment’s campaign coincides with comments from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority President Steve Hill. Hill emphasized that Las Vegas continues to be a value city and indicated that the current slump in tourism is likely to be temporary.
The local discounts are extensive, covering more than 100 restaurants, bars, and lounges throughout Caesars’ Las Vegas properties, including pool venues. Additionally, locals can enjoy various other discounts such as 15-20% off spa bookings (with the exception of Reflections Spa at Planet Hollywood) and a 20% discount on tickets for attractions like the High Roller observation wheel, the Fly Linq Zipline, and the Eiffel Tower viewing deck. This comprehensive approach aims to foster a stronger connection between local residents and the entertainment options available in their city.
Caesars previously introduced a $300 “stay-and-dine” package that included a two-night stay along with a $200 food and beverage credit. This previous initiative showcased the company’s effort to maintain local engagement and enhance visitor experiences. With the new local discounts, Caesars seeks to further capitalize on local patronage by providing attractive offers that encourage Las Vegas residents to explore the city’s many amenities.
As the tourism industry works to recover, Caesars Entertainment is responding to an ongoing decline in visits and a growing concern that Las Vegas may be perceived as losing its competitive edge in value. This local-centric campaign represents a significant effort to encourage residents to rediscover Las Vegas and participate in its rejuvenation amid fluctuating tourism trends.
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- Google Scholar: Las Vegas tourism
- KTNV: Caesars Offers Locals 25% Off
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