Las Vegas resort fees to go up at four mid-Strip casinos
The resort fees at Harrah’s, Flamingo, Linq and Bally’s will go up to $41.95 a night. That’s $37 a night (currently $35), plus tax.
The resort fee increase goes into effect on March 3, 2020, Vital Vegas reports.
Resort fees don’t apply to Diamond or Seven Stars loyalty club members, as that “perk” is included in their tier benefits.
That time Caesars Entertainment used “no resort fees” as a marketing tool. It seemed like a good idea a the time.
Visitation to Las Vegas has been flat for two years now. This has been caused by a number of factors, including the legalization of gambling across the country.
According to Vital Vegas, people are also not visiting because they’re angry. They’re frustrated by parking fees, CNF charges, venue fees and $20 minibar bottles.
Accurate or not, to many, the perception of Las Vegas has shifted from a value destination to a nickel-and-diming destination.
Where there have been glimmers of hope, including Wynn and Encore eliminating paid parking, most casinos don’t seem to realize their short-term decisions will hurt Las Vegas in the long run.
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