Vegas Went All-Inclusive: The 5 Current All-Inclusive Vegas Packages
FatKidDealsabout 5 hours ago5 min read
Las Vegas is having an all-inclusive moment.
Five hotels are running bundled packages right now, and here's the catch nobody tells you: not one of them defines "all-inclusive" the same way. Some price per person, some are a flat rate for two, and one quotes a number that's really just an add-on on top of your room.
So we went through all five, read the fine print, and figured out which is actually worth your money.
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The Quick Answer
- Best overall deal: MGM's Luxor, $330 for 2 nights / 2 people
- Best for a pool trip: Circa, $400 for 2 nights / 2 people
- Best Strip location: Caesars (LINQ, Flamingo, or Harrah's), ~$600
- Best splurge: Resorts World's Conrad Complete (~$950–$1,100 all-in)
- Best budget pick: Plaza, $99 per person per night
Now here's the full breakdown.
1. MGM's Luxor: The Best Deal, Hands Down
Price: $330 + tax for 2 nights, 2 people
This is the one to beat, and it isn't close. MGM bundled a two-night stay at Luxor (Excalibur's also an option) into one flat price for two guests, and they packed it:
- Three meals a day, per guest (each includes a beer or glass of wine plus non-alcoholic drinks), redeemable across Luxor, Excalibur, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, and New York-New York
- Two show tickets to one show (options include Blue Man Group, Carrot Top, and Thunder from Down Under)
- A ride on the Big Apple Coaster at New York-New York
- Resort fees and self-parking included
If you priced out every piece individually, the à -la-carte value was well over $800 and MGM's own site claims over $400 in savings versus booking separately. There are no blackout dates, and pricing is dynamic.
The catch: It's priced for two guests sharing a room and can't be split for solo travel. Gratuity isn't included.
Book it if: You want the most for your money. Simple as that. (book here)
2. Caesars: Best Strip Location (Not Caesars Palace, Though)
Price: ~$600 for 2 nights, 2 people ($150 per person, per day)
First, clear up a common mix-up: this package is at Flamingo, Harrah's, or The LINQ, not Caesars Palace itself. And it's priced per person, per day, so the total climbs fast with more people or more nights. Here's what's included:
- Two meals a day at select restaurants (appetizer, entrée, dessert, non-alcoholic drinks)
- Complimentary drinks at select bars (one well drink at a time)
- Two High Roller Observation Wheel tickets
- Self-parking for one vehicle
- 20% off cabanas at The LINQ
- $10 free slot play for new Caesars Rewards sign-ups
- Resort fees and tax included
The catch: Per-person-per-day pricing, a four-night max, and valet isn't included. Must be 21+.
Book it if: Being dead center on the Strip, steps from the LINQ Promenade and the High Roller, matters more to you than the lowest price. (book here)
3. Circa: The Pool Trip
Price: $400 for 2 nights, 2 people
Circa is the adults-only, sports-and-pool property downtown, and this package is built entirely around Stadium Swim:
- $100 dining credit across Circa restaurants (Barry's Downtown Prime, Saginaw's, Victory Burger, and more)
- $100 beverage credit across Circa bars
- A daybed at Stadium Swim (AM or PM slot, no minimum spend)
- Resort fees and taxes included
The catch: It's Sunday through Thursday only, and it's credits (not unlimited), so heavy spenders will blow past $200 fast. Some daybed blackout dates apply in September, and it's a 21+ property.
Book it if: Stadium Swim is the whole reason you're going. This is a weekday pool getaway, not a weekend blowout. (book here)
4. Resorts World: The Splurge (Watch the Fine Print)
Price: Room rate + $150 per guest, per night (~$950–$1,100 all-in for 2 nights, 2 people)
Here's the one you have to read carefully. That $150-per-person-per-night number is an add-on layered on top of your room rate, not the total price. Book a Conrad room for a summer night (realistically $150–$250) and add the package, and a two-night stay for two lands somewhere around $950 to $1,100 all-in, before taxes.
For that, the Conrad Complete gives you:
- Private access to Club 66 VIP Lounge with daily continental breakfast and an evening social hour with spirits, beer, wine, and Strip views
- Multi-course lunch at VIVA by Ray Garcia, Agave Bar & Grill, or Wally's
- Multi-course dinner at Kusa Nori, FUHU, or Wally's
- Dedicated poolside area with hosted domestic beer and sodas, plus early entry
- Complimentary Zouk Nightclub entry on operating nights
- Complimentary valet
It's genuinely a premium experience. But it's the most expensive package on this list by a wide margin once you factor in the room.
Book it if: You want a true luxury stay with a lounge, sit-down meals, and nightclub access, and the price isn't the point. (book here)
5. Plaza: The Budget Pick
Price: $99 per person, per night
The cheapest entry point, and it's downtown on Fremont rather than the Strip. What you get:
- Two meals a day (breakfast and dinner) at participating downtown restaurants
- Bottomless drinks at Omaha Bar and Sportsbook Bar, the only package here with truly unlimited drinks
- Waived resort fees (a $44+/night value), self-parking, rooftop pool, and fitness center included
- 25% off poolside drinks, Oscar's Steakhouse happy hour, and early check-in when available
The catch: It's per person, per night, so two people for two nights runs about $396, not $99. The bottomless drinks are limited to two specific casino-floor bars.
Book it if: You're watching your budget, you'll actually use the unlimited drinks, and you prefer old-school downtown energy to the Strip. (book here)
The Bottom Line
If you just want the best deal, MGM's Luxor at $330 wins outright, more included, flat pricing, no games. Pick Circa if the pool is the plan, Caesars if you want to be in the center of the Strip, Resorts World if you're going all-out on luxury, and Plaza if you're keeping it cheap.
The real lesson? "All-inclusive" means five different things in Vegas right now, and the fine print is where the actual deal lives. Read it before you book.
Prices and terms verified as of August 2026. Package pricing, dates, and availability change frequently, so always confirm current details on the hotel's site before booking.
