Las Vegas resort offers guests the chance to win buffets for life

by Melanie Nayer on

Anyone who has been to Las Vegas knows there are two things worth staying up late for: the nightlife and the buffet.

Now, the M Resort Spa Casino is giving more than 150 guests the opportunity to win buffets for life, one year or six months as part of its “Biggest Winner Club” promotion starting Monday, August 2.

Belly up to the buffet and grab your one entry with the purchase of any meal at the resort’s Studio B Buffet, which was recently awarded the coveted title of “Best Buffet in Las Vegas” from the city’s daily newspaper. The buffet features more than 200 items daily and guests can enjoy beer and wine selections at no additional cost. Among the more than 117 television screens, the buffet also features a live cooking show and great views of the Las Vegas Strip.

The “Biggest Winner Club” prize includes: — One VIP Studio B Buffet pass (for life, one year or six months) entitling the winner to enjoy a complimentary buffet for two daily. — Priority Line Pass and seating in Studio B for up to four (4) guests. — Custom-designed Studio B VIP t-shirt, hat and M apron. — Two tickets to any Martini Time show, based on availability.

Drawings for the winners will be held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 pm at Studio B Buffet. Winners will have 24 hours to claim their “Biggest Winner Club” prize. The resort plans to pick more than 150 guests to give this coveted prize to so your odds of winning are pretty good.

Take the Vegas buffet to the next level with the Planet Hollywood buffet of buffets pass

by Scott Carmichael on

Do you really like to feast on a Vegas buffet? I mean really, really love the buffet? How about spending three nights at the Planet Hollywood resort and casino along with a couple of all-access buffet passes for seven different buffets?

The deal is being offered by Harrah’s for guests who book 3 nights at Planet Hollywood. Rates start at just $122/night and the buffet passes offer 24 hours of unlimited access to Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s, Imperial Palace, Paris, Planet Hollywood, and Rio.

Just imagine the insane amount of food you could tackle in a 24 hour period – breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon snack, tea time, dinner time and midnight snack. 24 hours, 7 buffet locations.

Of course, nobody would force you to visit all seven locations, but if you have the pass, why not turn it into a challenge? This isn’t the first “all day buffet pass” being offered, but it is the first I’ve ever heard of that offers food between all properties within the same chain.

Interested in a couple of days of food and gambling? Check out the deal over at the Planet Hollywood booking site.
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Vegas hotel takes all you can eat to the next level with all you can eat, all day long

by Scott Carmichael on

Admit it – even the most seasoned gambling fanatic will pop into a Vegas buffet once or twice on their money making/losing trip. Of course, Vegas has some good buffets, and some “not so good”.

One of the more popular cheap buffet offerings is at Excalibur, the cheesy King Arthur themed hotel. If you are a *big* fan of eating all you can, then they have just what the doctor ordered warned you not to do – all you can eat, all day long.

Perfect for those buffet fans that did not feel sick enough after the first, second or third visit to the assortment of greasy junk food.

For $25, you get an all day pass to their buffet, plus VIP line skipping privileges. This means you won’t just be an uncomfortably stuffed buffet patron, you’ll be a high rolling uncomfortably stuffed buffet patron.

I’ll admit that I once wasted $17 on the Excalibur buffet – and it was not a very pleasant experience. Of all the buffets on the Strip, this one is definitely in the top 10 – of the worst. Then again, once you are on your fifth visit of the day, I don’t think you’ll care what you eat, but you will probably really regret it the next morning. Just remember – all you can eat is a right, not a challenge!

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