Black Friday Las Vegas Deals Aplenty with Deep Room Discounts, No Resort Fees
Posted on: November 30, 2025, 12:38h.
Last updated on: November 30, 2025, 12:38h.
- Las Vegas deals are aplenty for Black Friday and Cyber Monday
- Las Vegas casino hotels are running room specials, with food and beverage credit
- Headlining entertainment is also on the cheap
There is no better time to book a trip to Las Vegas than Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Deals for Las Vegas are running all weekend long and through much of next week.
MGM Resorts is offering 30% off room rates and up to $150 in food and beverage credit for stays in 2026. Reservations must be booked by Dec. 5, 2025, at 10 pm PST. Enter the code “TFBPSD” for the Black Friday promotions at MGM properties.
Caesars Entertainment is also running Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals on Las Vegas rooms. Reservations for 2026 made by Dec. 5, with the code “CYBER25,” are discounted by as much as 55%.
The Venetian is offering rooms up to half off, plus a $50 beverage credit, for stays of at least two nights through Sept. 10, 2026. Resorts World Las Vegas’s Cyber Monday deal includes discounted rooms and up to $250 in dining and beverage credit for Crockfords stays.
At the Fontainebleau, the Strip’s newest casino resort is running a Black Friday promotion that includes rooms up to 30% off, plus no resort fees. Stays must be booked by Dec. 3, and are good for trips through October 2026.
Other Black Friday Deals
Black Friday and Cyber Monday extend beyond casino hotel rooms. Several airlines that serve Las Vegas, including Virgin, WestJet, and Delta, are offering Black Friday specials.
Tickets for several headlining shows are discounted, too. Mariah Carey is 25% off, Tim McGraw has $50 tickets, and Cirque du Soleil is 40% off.
Papillion Helicopters is offering 15% off tours, and a driving experience at Speed Vegas is 40% off.
For more deals, visit VisitLasVegas.com.
Las Vegas Messaging
With tourism in Las Vegas down this year, the Strip’s casino operators are aggressively marketing their businesses to change the narrative that the destination has priced out many patrons. From high resort fees and room rates to tighter odds on the casino floor, Las Vegas has been criticized in 2025 for seemingly price-gouging its customers.
Las Vegas visitor volume is down 7.6% through October, with about 2.64 million fewer people venturing to town. The tourism plunge has caused room rates to drop almost 4% during the week and 2% on the weekends.
Overall occupancy for Las Vegas’ more than 150K hotel rooms is 3% lower on the Strip to 83.7%. Strip casino hotels have averaged a nightly rate of $195.34, down almost 5% from $205.48.
Tourism experts, including Steve Hill, the chair of the Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority (LVCVA), have acknowledged that higher costs and fees have turned some away.
There’s an affordability aspect. There is a sensitivity to what our customers can afford that has been heightened because of the [economic] uncertainty,” Hill said at IndyFest, an annual gathering hosted by The Nevada Independent.
Hill said casinos are fixing things like a $25 bottle of water found in a hotel room minibar that caused a stir on social media.
“We need to fix those things. I think the properties are taking steps to do that,” Hill explained. “It takes a little bit of time.”
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