Las Vegas Prices have been out of control, causing many to stay away. Now, after months of falling tourism, costs are starting to move, and resorts are offering specials to bring back business! After Covid, everyone wanted to travel again… and they had all that relief check money burning a hole in their pocket! But now that ride is over, and after nine consecutive months of plummeting tourism, Vegas has finally gotten the message. Prices are beginning to see moderate declines, and specials are running on hotel rooms, food, shopping, even the mono rail. So, let’s get right into things…

The lights are on, but the crowds are thinning. As Las Vegas tourism falls, prices continue to soar. Is sin city pricing itself out of success?  Well, that’s what we’re taking a look at this week in gambling! Falling Vegas visitation is hurting gaming revenue, air travel, hotel occupancy, and more. Why have people stopped visiting? And what are resorts doing to turn things around? Las Vegas tourism fell for the sixth consecutive month in June, and with it hotel occupancy, air travel and gaming revenue are also in a tailspin. Some say this is due to inflation. Some say…

Las Vegas prices are drawing criticism from travelers and industry experts, as the city grapples with a drop in visitor numbers. Once known as a destination offering value and excitement, the current cost of a Vegas trip has left many questioning whether it still lives up to its reputation. Tourists and analysts alike point to soaring costs for hotel rooms, resort fees, food, and entertainment as key factors driving away visitors. Social media has been filled with complaints from travelers citing $25 drinks, $100 show tickets, and daily resort fees exceeding $50. These price hikes, they argue, are diminishing the…

Sin City was once celebrated for its affordability, but in recent times Las Vegas prices have transformed into one of the most expensive cities to visit in America. Rising costs for lodging, dining, and entertainment are increasingly impacting tourists. Historically a budget-friendly destination, Vegas has shifted its focus from economical stays to luxury experiences. As competition from other gambling hubs grew, Sin City responded by introducing high-end hotels, upscale dining, and exclusive entertainment options to attract visitors. Coupled with the pandemic, these changes have led to skyrocketing prices. A recent study by Forbes Advisor highlights this trend: over the past…

We’ve all noticed the continued rising costs of Las Vegas. Hotels are nearly twice as much as just a few years ago, plus there are fees on everything from taxi rides to live shows to your dinner bill. So what’s behind the surge in costs? I mean, it’s not like we’re getting more for our dollars, so what gives? Sin City was once renowned for its budget-friendly vacations and weekend trips. But in a few short years the city has transitioned from being a cost-friendly option to an emphasis on a luxury experiences. One reason we’re all seeing the perpetual…

An infamous landmark on the south end of The Strip has finally been scheduled for demolition. Plus, Las Vegas prices are going up, thanks to recent changes at Wynn and Encore that could leave guests paying more! Plus, a giant tennis ball has been seen in town! Hello friends! And welcome to This Week in Gambling! And before this goes any further, I wanted to take a moment right now and apologize for my actions at the Adele concert a couple of weeks ago. All I wanted was a damn selfie… but whatever. This week we have news about a…