MGM Unveils $330 All-Inclusive Las Vegas Vacation Package

MGM Resorts International has launched a **$330** all-inclusive-style Las Vegas vacation package, offering a 2-night stay at either **Luxor Hotel & Casino** or **Excalibur Hotel & Casino**, meals, and entertainment for two guests. The package includes three meals daily, one beer or glass of wine, nonalcoholic drinks, two tickets to a show, a ride on **The Big Apple Coaster**, and self-parking. This move aims to prove that Las Vegas can still be affordable. [[las-vegas|Las Vegas]] is known for its vibrant entertainment scene, and this package is a great way to experience it without breaking the bank. The package is available for stays from **April 6** onwards, and **MGM Rewards** members can earn tier credits for qualified stays and spending. [[mgm-rewards|MGM Rewards]] is a loyalty program that offers exclusive benefits to its members. The package is a great option for those looking for a budget-friendly vacation in **Las Vegas**. With the rising costs of travel, this package is a welcome relief for travelers. [[travel|Travel]] can be expensive, but with this package, travelers can enjoy a luxurious vacation without overspending. The all-inclusive package covers stays at **Luxor** or **Excalibur** but still allows guests to enjoy the brand's other South Las Vegas Strip properties by carrying some benefits between participating resorts. [[luxor-hotel|Luxor Hotel]] and [[excalibur-hotel|Excalibur Hotel]] are two of the most popular hotels in Las Vegas, and this package is a great way to experience them. Dining options are available through digital vouchers in the **MGM Rewards** app at various resort restaurants. The package also includes two tickets to one of several shows, and each guest gets one ride on **The Big Apple Coaster**. [[the-big-apple-coaster|The Big Apple Coaster]] is a popular attraction in Las Vegas, and this package is a great way to experience it.

• The $330 all-inclusive package is a new offering from MGM Resorts International
• The package includes a 2-night stay at either Luxor Hotel & Casino or Excalibur Hotel & Casino
• The package includes three meals daily, one beer or glass of wine, nonalcoholic drinks, two tickets to a show, a ride on The Big Apple Coaster, and self-parking
• The package is available for stays from April 6 onwards
• MGM Rewards members can earn tier credits for qualified stays and spending

The **$330** all-inclusive package is a new offering from **MGM Resorts International**, and it remains to be seen how it will be received by travelers. While the package includes a range of amenities, it does not include unlimited alcohol, which may be a drawback for some travelers. [[alcohol|Alcohol]] is a major part of the Las Vegas experience, and the lack of unlimited alcohol may be a deal-breaker for some. However, the package is still a great value for the price, and **MGM Rewards** members can earn tier credits for qualified stays and spending.

The **$330** all-inclusive package is a game-changer for travelers looking for a budget-friendly vacation in **Las Vegas**. With the rising costs of travel, this package is a welcome relief for travelers. [[las-vegas|Las Vegas]] is known for its vibrant entertainment scene, and this package is a great way to experience it without breaking the bank. The package includes a range of amenities, including meals, entertainment, and self-parking, making it a great value for the price. [[mgm-rewards|MGM Rewards]] members can also earn tier credits for qualified stays and spending, making it a great option for loyalty program members.

The **$330** all-inclusive package may not be as inclusive as it seems. While the package includes a range of amenities, it does not include unlimited alcohol, which may be a major drawback for some travelers. [[las-vegas|Las Vegas]] is known for its vibrant nightlife, and the lack of unlimited alcohol may make the package less appealing to some. Additionally, the package is only available for stays from **April 6** onwards, which may limit its appeal to travelers who are looking for a vacation sooner.

Originally reported by The Points Guy