Its that time again, soon the WSOP will be rolling into Vegas. As new information about accommodations for players are made available we will update this thread, including non-Harrahs properties that are offering special rates for WSOP players. Once you have registered and paid your entry fee for an event the WSOP will change your pre-entrant rate to the entrant rate listed below.

Please direct all questions about the tournaments and satellites to the Tournament Circuit/WSOP forum, B&M forum is the correct place to discuss accommodations, meetups, and general lifestyle during the WSOP.

• May 28th: registration, live action & satellites begin
• May 30th: tournament play begins
• July 2nd: Main Event begins

Rio
Pre-Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $139 Midweek $279 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $149 Midweek $329 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $139 Midweek $279 Weekend
Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $109 Midweek $209 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $119 Midweek $239 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $109 Midweek $209 Weekend

Ballys
Pre-Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $119 Midweek $229 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $139 Midweek $249 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $119 Midweek $229 Weekend
Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $89 Midweek $179 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $109 Midweek $199 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $89 Midweek $179 Weekend

Caesars
Pre-Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $189 Midweek $309 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $209 Midweek $359 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $189 Midweek $309 Weekend
Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $159 Midweek $259 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $179 Midweek $279 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $159 Midweek $259 Weekend

Flamingo
Pre-Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $115 Midweek $205 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $115 Midweek $225 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $115 Midweek $205 Weekend
Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $85 Midweek $155 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $85 Midweek $175 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $85 Midweek $155 Weekend

Harrahs
Pre-Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $100 Midweek $190 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $115 Midweek $210 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $100 Midweek $190 Weekend
Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $70 Midweek $140 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $85 Midweek $160 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $70 Midweek $140 Weekend

Imperial Palace
Pre-Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $89 Midweek $159 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $99 Midweek $169 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $89 Midweek $159 Weekend
Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $59 Midweek $109 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $69 Midweek $119 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $59 Midweek $109 Weekend

Paris Las Vegas
Pre-Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $139 Midweek $269 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $149 Midweek $299 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $139 Midweek $269 Weekend
Entrant Rates:
May 28 - June 28: $109 Midweek $199 Weekend
June 29 - July 10: $119 Midweek $219 Weekend
July 11 - July 17: $109 Midweek $199 Weekend

you can always stay at a budget suites, they are all over vegas, 2 on trop and a few more on or around Paradise. They rent monthly for about 900, you just bring your own sheets and your good to go. They are a bit rough but not that bad, a lot of stippers stay there, so the pool is a good time.
Just another option

^very good info right there

I have bagged a splendid condo, with pool and health club, for less than $110 a night, one week minimum. And there are thousands of them.

can u tell me how can these rates be applied to my situation? i'd like to rent a double room (i am playing in the main event and my friend will only come as supporter )... how would the second person affect the prices?

here is a link to the Budget Suites I told you about
http://www.budgetsuites.com/locations.html
http://www.budgetsuites.com/location...ropicana2.html
they start at $199 a week, you can do weekly or monthly, with monthly you save a 1/2 week.
The good thing is they have full kitchens so you can re-heat the left overs

do the budget suites have internet available?

Exactly. Great suggestion. I'm in real estate in South Florida, and the housing market is in the dumps, exactly the same situation in Las Vegas.

No one can sell, so people are doing whatever they can to make money off of there empty properties.

Also nice to get out of the casinos for awhile and relax and refresh.

"do the budget suites have internet available?"

Not the last time I checked. That was a couple of months ago.

Thought I might add that the RIO sent me a letter offering $79 per night any nights during the tournaments. If I either preregister for a tourney or enter one after I arrive the rate is reduced to $59 per night. I was under the impression that anyone who entered any WSOP tourneys last year were eligible for this offer.

Jimbo

I'd be interested in renting out my nice house for the duration, for the right price and to the right person. Master-bedroom and bath in a 2BR/2BA house to share with my roommate, Bones. I'll be out of town. It's got a pool and is only 5 minutes driving distance from the Rio.

PM me for details.

LOL I'd have to share with someone called bones? No TY

any risks of getting robbed my computer & other valuable things in the room
while im not in ?

-jpp

But they do have strippers staying there, though? kthx.

some of the Budget suites do have internet, the one on swenson has a big sign saying they do. Also there are a few internet cafes around if you need internet access.

There are two of them right? Which one is closest to the Rio and how is the transportation to and from the Rio? Is it accessible? How would you get there? Would you have to take taxis or what? Any shuttles or buses that get you there easily with little hassle?

The one thing you never have to worry about in Vegas is cabs, they are everywhere. I would stay on the one on Trop and Wynn, it is about 2 miles from the Rio, just hop on 15 and get off the next exit.
The cab ride should be no more then $7, I am guessing at that though.

There is also 2 or 3 blocks away from the Rio, an Extended Stay I've stayed at before.

It's not real fancy, but it's clean, and it has kitchens in them (they are Studios), and I understand that they've just remodeled recently all the rooms (since I was last there back a few years ago).

It's this one here:

http://************/yvd9cp

Yeah, but if you're going to be there for an extended time, you can always rent a car.

All the Casinos have places to park, and the valet parking isn't very expensive either (for the tips that is).

Before you book the pre-entrant and entrant rates plug your Harrahs # into their site and see what you get. The entrant rates for Harrahs when I am going are $70 weekdays and $140 weekends. Using my Total Rewards # I was able to get $60 weekdays and $110 weekends.

Scott ... I'm a diamond member of Total Rewards ... if I was willing to stay on the strip, I actually got most of my nights for FREE for the time I'm going to be there.

VN. I'm just a lowly Gold member. Hahaha, goldmember.

FYI, check your Harrah's MyRewards page. I just noticed they have June and July offers up.

Me too, but run your Total Rewards # thru anyways. When I ran mine, I got lower rates than the WSOP entrant rates for over half the days I am going to be there.

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