Coupons come from...where?

[Souette]

Please share the different sites/books/etc from which Vegas Coupons are found.
I know about the 2006 Vegas book of coupons but it is sold out according to the website. I never thought about buying the book and then trading. What a good idea.

Since I travel solo, 50% off is better than 2-for-1. I could buy one dinner and get the other for take-out. But some hotels don't have the refridgerators and I don't want to choose my accomodations based on a free
take out order.

Thanks for any tips on saving money!
~Souette in Tennessee

[Tweeets]

Please share the different sites/books/etc from which Vegas Coupons are found.
I know about the 2006 Vegas book of coupons but it is sold out according to the website. I never thought about buying the book and then trading. What a good idea.

Since I travel solo, 50% off is better than 2-for-1. I could buy one dinner and get the other for take-out. But some hotels don't have the refridgerators and I don't want to choose my accomodations based on a free
take out order.

Thanks for any tips on saving money!
~Souette in Tennessee

Souette, often, when the patron is alone, the restaurant will honor the coupon and give you the meal for half-price...not all restaurants though. :)

[DivaLasVegas01]

You can also go to www.billhere.com. The home page has a link for coupons. I believe the coupons are usually free or a minimal charge and there is a charge for shipping. I ordered a bunch of coupons off of him when we got married in LV in 8/02 and made gift bags for our guests which included a bunch of those coupons for them to use.

[mrstrusty.com]

What a great idea Diva!!!:D