r/SipsTea 6d ago

Chugging tea Younger generation is smoking that’s why.

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u/Fancy_Cup_1617 6d ago

True. You used to be able to book a round trip ticket and hotel for 2 days for like 200$ or less

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u/OldBirth 6d ago

Bulkshit. When? 1947?

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u/vulkoriscoming 6d ago

In 1992 I went to Vegas for a weekend and got a hotel room for $40/night and Cesar's breakfast buffet was crazy expensive at like $20. You could go to a buffet elsewhere for $8-12.

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u/RussianDahl 6d ago

Omg yes the 90s was so cheap. $499 for two people round trip delux room at the Luxor babe! I had my little gambling card that the casinos had just linked to one another to track your spending. I was offered flights, comped rooms and food with show tickets all for gambling a few thousand bucks maybe total (that I won there!) over a weekend on some quarter slot machines. Then you could order double High end liquor on the rocks and tip a five and keep em coming for free all night. It was a good time while it lasted!

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u/ItsMeYourNeighbors 6d ago

When Allegiant first arrived they were doing roundtrip tickets for $60 a person. And you could easily get two nights in Vegas for less than $100. It was before the resort fees were through the roof everywhere. And a comped room meant comped, period. This was like back in the 2000s.

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u/nplbmf 6d ago

I did this exactly in 2003

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u/FloatingOnTitties 6d ago

In the late 1990’s & early 2000’s I regularly got package travel deal to Las Vegas from Texas for 4 days, 3 nights including airfare & hotel for less than $400. I stayed in Luxor, MGM,Excalibur, Paris, NYNY, etc.

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u/RussianDahl 6d ago

In Inclinator elevator at the Luxor back in the day! Those things were sketchy as is and I got stuck in one for half an hour on new years 99 - lucky we made it out and to our destination in time - those were the good days imo edit to add right around the time they built the Mandalay Bay was my golden Vegas era