Las Vegas will roll out more than 180 limited-time deals across resorts, dining, shows, and experiences during a five-day sale from September 22 to 26, 2026. Some resort bookings advertise savings up to 60 percent.
Las Vegas is about to kick off a citywide travel sale that could change how people plan their fall trips. For five days only, from September 22 to 26, 2026, both visitors and locals can grab more than 180 deals. These cover resorts, restaurants, entertainment, and experiences. No promo codes are needed. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) confirmed the sale starts at 12:01 a.m. PDT on September 22 and ends at 11:59 p.m. PDT on September 26. All offers will be posted at VisitLasVegas.com/5DaySale when the sale opens. According to the LVCVA press release, the full list of businesses and all terms will only be revealed at the start, so everyone gets the same shot at the deals.
The LVCVA is bringing back this coordinated sale after last year’s campaign doubled bookings for major operators. This time, there are more than 180 offers. Some resorts are advertising up to 60 percent off their usual rates. The sale window is the same: 12:01 a.m. PDT on September 22 to 11:59 p.m. PDT on September 26. All deals go live at VisitLasVegas.com/5DaySale when the clock starts.
What the five-day sale covers
This isn’t just another hotel sale. The campaign goes beyond room rates. Businesses are offering discounts on Strip dining, show tickets, and a range of experiences. Travelers can stack savings across their whole trip. The LVCVA says each business sets its own rules, so travel dates, availability, and restrictions will be different for each offer. The 60 percent savings headline only applies to select resort deals, not every listing. Local news outlets like KLAS 8 News Now have confirmed the sale covers hotels, entertainment, restaurants, and other citywide experiences. This sets it apart from standard hotel flash sales.
Travelers should compare promo prices with regular rates and check all the details before booking. Resort fees, minimum stays, show dates, and cancellation policies can affect the final price. Some deals may sell out before the five days are up. Anyone targeting a specific property or experience should be ready to book as soon as the sale goes live.
Resort and entertainment deals return
The LVCVA first launched this citywide sale in 2025 to boost tourism during a slow period. The impact was quick. MGM Resorts CEO Bill Hornbuckle said the company’s weekly reservations nearly doubled during the campaign, jumping from the usual 150,000–160,000 room nights to just under 300,000. That surge set up the 2026 return, now with even more offers and another five-day booking window. The campaign now runs under the slogan "More Value, More Vegas," showing a wider focus on all of Las Vegas tourism, not just hotel rooms.
The full list of participating businesses will stay secret until launch. But the campaign covers major Strip resorts, restaurants, and entertainment venues. The sale is meant to make deal-hunting easier. Travelers can compare options across the city in one place, instead of chasing separate property promotions.
How to navigate the sale
To get the most out of the sale, visitors need to read the fine print. Each offer will list eligible travel dates, blackout periods, and any minimum stay or purchase rules. Resort fees and cancellation policies may still apply. The LVCVA points out that not every deal will last all five days. Flexibility and quick action could help travelers land the biggest discounts.
For those planning a fall trip, the timing lines up with a busy season for conventions and events. As reported earlier, Las Vegas is still targeting international visitors and adding more flights. These bundled deals are a way to attract both local and global travelers.
Editorial perspective
The return of the five-day citywide sale shows Las Vegas is getting smarter about destination-wide promotions. By bringing together more than 180 offers across resorts, dining, and entertainment, the LVCVA is betting that easier access to deals will boost bookings and keep visitors happy. The 2025 results showed that a coordinated campaign can make a real difference for operators. The expanded 2026 sale raises the bar. For travelers, the message is simple: the best value this fall may come from using the city’s unified push to fill rooms, seats, and tables. Las Vegas is making it easier than ever to plan a trip that stretches your travel budget—if you’re ready to act fast when the sale goes live.
