Caesars Entertainment is cutting hotel rates by up to 60 percent and offering big savings on Las Vegas shows, restaurants, and attractions. The deals run through September 29 for trips booked as far out as 2027.
Las Vegas travelers have just a few days left to grab some of the biggest discounts Caesars Entertainment has put out in years. The company’s Vegas 5-Day Sale is now live. Hotel rooms, show tickets, dining, and attractions at its Strip resorts are all marked down—but only until September 29. Caesars says the sale is part of a citywide push and lets people book until 9:00 a.m. PT on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
Anyone who books by the deadline can get up to 60 percent off stays at Caesars Entertainment hotels. The deal covers trips through March 31, 2027. That means last-minute travelers and those planning years ahead can both save, as long as they book before the sale ends. The promotion includes eight Caesars resorts on the Las Vegas Strip: Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s, Horseshoe, The LINQ, Paris Las Vegas, Planet Hollywood, and The Vanderpump Hotel. KSNV and company statements confirm these details.
Show and attraction deals
Entertainment is a big part of this sale. Select shows at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace and PH Live at Planet Hollywood are offering $50 tickets. These include Josh Groban’s GEMS The Las Vegas Residency, Tim McGraw: Live in Vegas, Thomas Rhett, Empire of the Sun—Ask That God: Afterlife North American Tour, Yandel—Sinfonico Tour, An Evening with Jeff Foxworthy & Larry the Cable Guy, Bailey Zimmerman, Koe Wetzel, Ali Siddiq: The Custom Fit Tour, and Letterkenny Live. Jeff Dunham: Artificial Intelligence is available for $30 per ticket, according to Caesars Entertainment.
Other discounted tickets are up for Donny Osmond at Harrah’s Las Vegas, Wayne Newton at Flamingo, Mat Franco at The Linq Hotel, Piff the Magic Dragon at Flamingo, Chippendales at Planet Hollywood, RuPaul’s Drag Race Live at Flamingo, and Colin Cloud: Mastermind at Harrah’s Las Vegas. For attractions, guests can get 20 percent off tickets for the High Roller observation wheel at The Linq Promenade, 25 percent off the FLY LINQ Zipline and Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck at Paris Las Vegas, and $5 off adult admission to REAL BODIES at Horseshoe Las Vegas. These attraction deals are also confirmed in the Caesars Entertainment investor relations update.
Hotel and dining perks
The sale goes beyond shows. Guests who book hotel stays at The Linq Hotel and Flamingo through December 2027 get a daily $50 food and beverage credit. There are breakfast perks too. Caesars Palace guests can get daily breakfast for up to two at Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse by Bobby Flay. Paris Las Vegas guests can use the offer at Dominique Ansel Marché, and The Vanderpump Hotel guests at Giada.
All these offers are only for bookings made by September 29. Each deal has its own terms and conditions. For full details and to book, visitors are directed to caesars.com/las-vegas/specials.
Planning ahead for Las Vegas trips
The sale covers stays through March 2027. Frequent visitors and those planning big trips have a rare chance to lock in Strip hotels and entertainment at much lower prices. This timing fits a bigger trend of Las Vegas resorts using short-term sales to boost advance bookings. USA Today reports that the 2026 Vegas 5-Day Sale features over 180 citywide offers, and Caesars has stretched its deals beyond the main event window.
Travelers looking to get the most out of Las Vegas are encouraged to use the free Vegas2Go app to find restaurants, shows, nightlife, and attractions. The app is available on the Apple Store and Google Play Store.
Caesars Entertainment’s aggressive pricing this week shows a clear push to fill rooms and venues well into the future. The company is betting on Las Vegas’s strong draw as an entertainment hub. For those ready to book before September 29, the savings are big and could change how people plan—and budget—their next Vegas trip.
