Jenny & Sean
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Hotel
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV 89109 (702) 698-7000
We recommend staying at the Cosmopolitan - especially since we get a group discount - but we are going to suggest other options as well, keeping in mind those of us who are budget-conscious. Use this link to book (the code auto-populates so no need to add), or call 1-877-551-7772 and mention the code.
Discount Code - WJEGO8
Hotel
Vdara Hotel & Spa
Las Vegas, NV 89158 (866) 745-7767
This is a pretty sweet place to lay your head and is right next door to The Cosmo. We recommend this hotel if you want your stay NOT to include a casino. Prices are comparable to The Cosmo.
Hotel
Oasis at Gold Spike
Las Vegas, NV 89101 (702) 768-9823
Pretty damn cool hotel for the budget minded; funky and sophisticated. Located in Downtown Las Vegas, a moderate distance from the wedding venue/Cosmo. Downtown Vegas is dope but expect to pay $15-20 for a Lyft to and from The Strip.
Hotel
The Mirage
Las Vegas, NV 89109 (702) 791-7111
A Tiger-friendly hotel and casino, The Mirage is close enough to the Cosmo but gives you a cheaper option on The Strip.
Flight
Fly yourself to Vegas. You know the drill :)
The Bride and Groom will be arriving on Wednesday evening, August 22nd, and staying through the following week for a desert mini-moon. Plan according to your heart's desire.
Shuttle
$5 Off Your Lyft Rides
August 24, 2018 8:00 am - 11:00 pm
From Friday to Sunday, use the code SOMONEYSALGO18 to get $5 off your first Lyft in Vegas! Jenny and Sean support Lyft because frankly, Uber is a jerk. Enjoy the savings on us!
Travel Note
Weather and Other Things
Las Vegas in August is hot. We recommend packing light and packing lots of comfortable shoes. The casinos are large and you tend to end up on your feet quite a bit. Things we've learned are always helpful: sunscreen, eye drops, and lots of water. Staying hydrated is essential.
Travel Note
Traveling with Kids
While this is an absolutely kid-friendly affair, after taking a small poll, we've found that most folks want this to be a "kids-free" kind of occasion. It is Vegas, after all. So our stance is this: bring them if you want/need to. We'll happily accommodate, we just ask that you let us know ahead of time. We just have a feeling you might want to leave the kiddos at home. ;)