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The Vegas 5-Day Sale opens on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, and runs through September 26. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority says it will carry more than 180 deals on hotels, shows, dining, tours and attractions, and Travel Weekly reports discounts of up to 60% on resort stays.
What is not public yet matters as much. The sale page does not list the participating resorts, the travel dates the deals cover, or the discount on any single offer. Those details go live when the sale does, so the useful move today is to know your dates and your baseline price, then check the offers on Tuesday.
If you are still choosing where to land and how to reach your hotel, our guide to how far the airport is from the Strip covers the transfer before you pick a resort.
- Booking window: September 22 to 26, 2026, opening at 12:01 a.m. on September 22, per Travel Weekly.
- Offers: more than 180, across hotels, shows, dining, tours and attractions.
- Discounts: up to 60% on resort stays, as reported by Travel Weekly; individual offers are not yet listed.
- Not yet published: participating resorts, eligible travel dates and per-offer terms.
- Where: the LVCVA’s sale page at visitlasvegas.com, which offers an alert when the sale goes live.
The LVCVA Confirms 180-Plus Deals for September 22 to 26
The official Vegas 5-Day Sale page names the window, September 22 to 26, and promises more than 180 deals across hotels, shows, dining, tours and attractions. For now it is a countdown page with a sign-up for an alert when the offers go live, and it asks visitors to confirm they are at least 21.
Travel Weekly reported on September 19 that the sale begins at 12:01 a.m. on September 22, that resort stays will be discounted by up to 60%, and that all deals are subject to each property’s own conditions. It also reported that this is the second edition, after the LVCVA ran the first in September 2025 with offers such as free parking, waived resort fees and food and beverage credits.
Resorts, Travel Dates and Terms Stay Unpublished Until Tuesday
Three things decide whether an offer is worth taking, and none is published yet: which resorts take part, which travel dates each deal covers, and the conditions attached. “Up to 60%” is a ceiling, not a typical discount, and it will likely apply to a limited set of rooms and dates.
Last year’s mix of perks is a guide to what to look for, not a promise that the same perks return. If an offer this year waives the resort fee or parking, that can matter more than the headline room discount, because those charges are added per night on top of the rate.
Set an All-In Baseline Before the Sale Opens
Before Tuesday, price the exact dates you want on the resort’s own site, including the resort fee and any parking charge. That total, not the advertised room rate, is the number to beat. When the sale opens, compare each offer against it on the same dates.
Then read three terms before booking: whether the rate is prepaid and non-refundable, whether the resort fee is included or waived, and the last date you can travel. A deep discount on a non-refundable rate for dates you are unsure of is not a saving. With a five-day window, you have time to check each offer before it closes on September 26.
If the trip includes more than the Strip, our list of road trips from Las Vegas helps you decide how many hotel nights you need in town. For a sense of how resort sales have priced out this year, see our coverage of the MGM Resorts summer sale.
| If you… | What to do |
|---|---|
| Are about to book a Vegas hotel | Wait until September 22 unless your current rate is refundable and already low. |
| Already hold a refundable booking | Check the sale for the same dates and rebook only if the all-in price is lower. |
| Hold a prepaid, non-refundable booking | The sale is unlikely to help; check the property’s own change terms. |
| Care mostly about fees | Look for offers that waive resort fees or parking, not only a room discount. |
| Have flexible dates | Filter by travel dates first; discounts can vary night by night. |
Starts September 22. The sale runs through September 26.
Details come at launch. Resorts, travel dates and per-offer terms are not yet published.
Compare all-in prices. Room rate plus resort fee plus parking is the real number.
When is the Vegas 5-Day Sale in 2026?
September 22 to 26, 2026, per the LVCVA.
How much can you save in the Vegas 5-Day Sale?
Travel Weekly reports up to 60% off resort stays. Individual offers are published when the sale opens.
Which hotels are in the Vegas 5-Day Sale?
The LVCVA has not listed participating properties ahead of the launch.
Does the Vegas 5-Day Sale waive resort fees?
Not confirmed for 2026. The 2025 edition included waived resort fees among its offers, according to Travel Weekly.
