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Planning a trip to Vegas

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So I am planning a trip to Vegas in the next 2 months and was wondering if anyone knew of any good deals (airfare and boarding)? I have been a few times to the MGM Grand and got really good deals everytime. This is a different time of year than I usually go so I am struggling to find something really good.

Thanks for any help.

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What i typically do is do priceline north strip 5 star - name your own price. Do NOT go 4 star. 5 star will be Wynn, Bellagio, Palzzo, venetian. I think that is it.

Last time i got Palazzo for $139 (an OK deal not great) but the time before I got wynn for $69 a night even over the weekend which was amazing. This was in December when it was dead. completely hit or miss.

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