Vegas.com

When I picked up tickets purchased through Vegas.com the booking office showed me the price of the ticket would have been $50 cheaper if purchased directly rather than using Vegas.com and that was not including the service charge. I don't feel Vegas.com should make a total of $62 (includes service fee and inflated amount of ticket) for providing a service. I will never use their website again for anything. It's a matter of trust. If they would cheat me on ticket prices and I purchased tickets for 3 different shows, then what else is less than honest on their website?

They don't get the best tickets to sell. The host hotel/casino holds those for comps and in-house sales. Use Vegas.com for info then go direct to the hotel/casino to buy if you want the best seats.

I have used Vegas.com on several occasions. And, I will most likely continue to use them. I like the fact they are staffed 24/7 by folks that live in the Las Vegas area.

My only complaint in all the years I have used them was for this trip. I was supposed to receive a promotional Vegas Insider Card by mail. EXTREMLY disappointed that I did not received it in time for my trip. In fact I still have not received it. According to the e-mail I received about it, if I didn't receive the card before my trip I was instructed to go to the Imperial Palace to pick up a temporary card. VERY, very inconvenient for me to pick up the temporary card. They had about a month to mail my card. I would think more than enough time.

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I recently had a great time in Vegas with my sisters-in-law. Before we went we had booked tickets through Vegas.com to Elton John, Cirque d'Soliel Love, and a Grand Canyon tour. The shows were absolutely wonderful. Elton is a true entertainer and projects a true appreciation to his audience. I loved that he just sat and played and sang and talked to us without leaving the stage for costume changes. The Grand Canyon tour was cancelled due to a possibility of snow so we contacted Vegas.com who helped us find alternative things to do. We went to see Menopause the Musical which was absolutely hysterical and should be seen by all women of "the age". We also went on the Haunted Vegas Tour and that is definitely one to miss. We were supposed to have a seance which never happened and the tour ended 45 min. early. We were given dousing sticks and taken to places with water but told that if the sticks crossed that is where there is the ghost of someone who had died there. We were shown places where famous and not so famous people had met their demise. In one location we were taken to a bridge over a waterway that led into a tunnel and told about the people who lived in the tunnels and also about a man who recently hung himself from the bridge. We were told the rope was still tied to the bridge and we could go look at it. That is just sick! We went to The Price is Right game show (untelevised) and that was also a lot of fun although no one in our group was chosen to "come on down". All in all, we were very pleased with Vegas.com and our activities with exception of the haunted VEgas Tour. I guess one bad tour out of

My husband is in a wheel chair we thought this was going to be a bg problem.Boyy was I wrong the staff of the hotle and all the hotels , resturants and everywhere we went Was wonderful and went out of there way to make sure we were comforrtable and happy.They made us feel like we were VIPS ins
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Julie and Blaine Howard

My family of five was having a fabulous time in Las Vegas until the moment I realized I had made a careless and very costly mistake. I guess in all the confusion to pack and get the family out the door, I had transposed the dates of the two shows we had booked through Vegas.com. We were scheduled to see Beatleshow on Tuesday at 5:30 pm and Penn & Teller on Wednesday at 9 pm, but I had written it down in reverse order. Imagine my horror when I pulled out my e-mail purchase confirmation and realized that we had completely missed Beatleshow. I had spent around $250 on five tickets, so that added to my feeling like a complete and total idiot. Luckily there was a customer service number on the Vegas.com invoice. So, not feeling very hopeful, I called and sheepishly explained my error. The result was some of the most humane and efficient customer service I had ever received. Tony, my customer service rep, immediately phoned the Saxe Theater and rebooked us for the next evening. No service charges, no hassles, no "you'll need to talk to a manager" just boom, done. A new confirmation was e-mailed to my iphone in minutes. I really can't tell you when the last time I received customer service like that. If you are a busy parent and prone to getting a little scatterbrained every now and then, you can appreciate how Vegas.com saved the day for me!

We purchased tickets for the Amazing Johnathan through Vegas.com. Excellent site. We booked before leaving for Vegas. No tickets to carry and worry about. We picked up our tickets at the box office no the evening of the show. Awesome show, great experience all around..

Vegas.com is a great site for those planning a Las Vegas vacation. It covers all the shows and entertainers and is my first stop when planning a Las Vegas visit. The site is easy to use and purchasing show tickets is a breeze. You don't need to worry about being shunted into lousy seats with this site -- on my last trip, I booked my Phantom-the Las Vegas Spectacular tickets through this site and my seats were literally front row, center! Another nice plus is, when you spend more than $200 on the site (pretty easy to do if you're not buying cheap seats), you get a "Vegas Insider" card that lets you pick up freebie souvenirs up and down the strip -- great when you need a lot of little stuff to take back to those people stuck in the office while you've been out having a great time!

I was a bit leery of this site at first. After all, great deals for great seats at Vegas shows? You'll find that offered by the hustlers on the Strip. But this place is for real. We got good seats to Frank Caliendo in the front section only a few days before leaving for Vegas. Even better, they were first tier seats at third tier prices!

Vegas.com ALSO serves as the main box office for many Vegas shows. We got two TERRIFIC seats at the Legends In Concert show at Harrah's and free buffets for $112. The seats were located in the third row and only three seats from the center aisle. We got these seats only a week before the show.

Unfortunately for me, the great seats at Legends In Concert resulted in my being picked out of the audience by the all-too believable Marilyn Monroe impersonator. I spent ten minutes on stage. Talk about uncomfortable ... a believable Marilyn Monroe sitting in my lap, mussing my hair and unbuttoning my shirt all while displaying an ample bosom only inches from my face. What a great time!!

I've seen Vegas.com advertised before, but never took advantage of their service. I'll go to them first for my next trip to Vegas.

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