Some say you can party on the Las Vegas Strip for 25 cents a day, although, that’s assuming your first slot machine play hits the jackpot. However, if you are considering Vegas travel, then you should know that even people who don’t gamble at all and generally travel rather frugally can live like kings on a limited budget. Hotel flight packages can be surprisingly inexpensive and there are many Vegas shows that are totally free! Unlike other cities, where you wouldn’t dare walk into a hotel-resort without a room booked, the Vegas hotels invite passersby to stop inside, marvel at the exquisitely ornate architecture, shop a little, have a bite to eat and perhaps even play a round of craps.

Of course, cheap Vegas travel involves having a place to stay. Las Vegas hotels that offer consistently lower room rates and are located right on the Las Vegas Strip include Harrah’s, Imperial Palace, Bill’s Gambling Hall, Flamingo, The Sahara, The Stratosphere and Bally’s. You may also look into some off-strip hotel resorts for some Vegas Nevada rest and relaxation. If you book directly through the hotel of your choice, then you can usually find special deals and promotions. For example, did you know you can stay at The Mirage for as little as $77/night? Chef Paul at The Wynn Hotel also has an offer where guests can stay a night and gain a $100-$200 dining credit for just $199.

MGM Grand has a family-friendly deal for $79 per night that includes a pair of free drinks by the pool, as well as a $25 credit toward entertainment or dining. The Monte Carlo offers spa, golf and dining credits with a $69/night stay. New York-New York and Mandalay Bay also have a number of offers to make your Vegas vacation package more memorable. For a full list of hot deals that are available right now, visit http://govegas.about.com/od/hoteldeals/las_vegas_hotel_deals_and_promotions.htm.

The beauty of traveling to Vegas is the amount of free attractions and Las Vegas shows that are available. At The Bellagio Hotel, there is a magnificent indoor conservatory and an impressive outdoor “dancing fountain” show that is choreographed to music every 15-30 minutes. Similarly, the 54-foot-high volcano erupts at The Mirage every night, which is an impressive sight. The Sirens Battle at Treasure Island is good eye-candy for guys and may be cool for little ones, but will undoubtedly disappoint your “Pirates of the Caribbean” loving teen.

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