I_m planning on a trip the first week of August for 3-4 nights.
However, I also recommend checking the convention calendar just to be sure:
http://www.lvcva.com/meetings/convention��
... you wouldn_t want to try booking a room at a hotel on the same days where 10,000 conventioners are expected. I always check for conventions before booking. Small conventions like 500 people are nothing but when they get into the thousands I_d avoid those specific hotels; and if a convention is huge I_d avoid that whole area. Like if 50,000 fishermen are going to be at Mandalay Bay I_d stay up north at Treasure Island, Venetian, or Stratosphere.
Since you plan on going in the summer, the only other thing for you to consider is do you want to stay at a place that has a pool or not. That will change the list of hotels that you may want to consider.
Leave as early as possible from Vegas. It isn_t as crowded then and if you are going east you have to remember that you will be gaining time for your arrival. If you leave late you will be arriving at awkward hours in the middle of the night. Leaving early you avoid the crowds as most people like to leave in the mid morning or afternoon.
Sat-Tues has always been the best option. Arrive early Sat, the hotels will almost always let you check in early unless its a busy holiday weekend. Either way, you can store your luggage and go out and enjoy the pool or something.
Rates drop alot Sunday and Monday, so you are getting a much better deal arriving sat then you do arriving thursday or friday.
Also, the pools can be very crowded thurs- sunday in the summer, but monday and tuesday ussualy they are not too bad.
leaving on Sat or Sun between 1-10 p.m can be a real pain in the neck, usually most crowded time at the airport.
so mid week tues to thru is cheapest for your rooms.
but in this economy rooms are very competitive right now. try this site vegas.com used in many times when I lived back east and planned my move here.
the best time to leave is when the tables are cold....
We leave around noon to come home to NJ.
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