Fabulous Five-Day Sale Returns in 2026 With Over 180 Las Vegas Deals

^{The LVCVA’s “fabulous” sign greets Vegas visitors arriving at the Harry Reid International Airport. (Photo: courtesy of LVCVA)}

LAS VEGAS – Vegas's biggest sale of the year is back and is set to be better than ever. Thanks to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, the Fabulous Five-Day Sale returns on Sept. 22, with over 180 deals across many Las Vegas resorts on and off the Strip.

The sale will be a dream for aspirational Vegas visitors and staycation connoisseurs alike, offering deals on hotels, dining, shows, spas, and more. The sale goes live at 12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 22, and runs until 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26.

You can see all available deals once they go live on the Visit Las Vegas website, and subscribe to alerts to be notified when they start.

Vegas Needs a 'Fabulous' Tourism Boost

The sale debuted in September 2025 as the first citywide discount of its kind in response to a dip in visitation, though Vegas has been slowly seeing gains this year.

The first edition of the Fabulous Five-Day Sale featured over 100 offers and quickly generated online interest. Some visitors even canceled their existing hotel reservations to rebook at discounted rates, so the deals sold quickly.

This year's edition builds on that momentum with more properties, categories, and a higher deal count than the first time around. Vegas has been gaining visitation momentum since 2025, but LVCVA saw the success it had last year and decided 2026 could use another boost.

The full 2026 deal list has not yet been released, but the 2025 offers provide a good idea of what to expect.

Hotel, Show, and Dining Discounts to Watch For

Last year's sales included up to 50% off room rates at Harrah's, Flamingo, Planet Hollywood, The LINQ, and Horseshoe through Caesars Entertainment.

MGM offered up to 50% off at Excalibur, Luxor, Mandalay Bay, MGM Grand, New York-New York, and Park MGM. For the top-tier MGM luxury resorts like Aria, Bellagio, Cosmo, and Vdara, the company offered up to 25% off plus a $100 daily dining credit at each property.

Fontainebleau offered 20% off rooms, no resort fee, and a $50 daily food-and-beverage credit. The Venetian offered up to 33% off suites, plus more than $300 in dining offers stacked on top.

There was also a lot to enjoy in the entertainment department. Caesars dropped their show prices to $50, meaning that you could see MJ Live, RuPaul Drag Race, Chippendales, and Piff the Magic Dragon at a massive discount.

For dining, the Eataly food hall at Park MGM offered a three-course prix fixe for $36, while Jack Binion's Steak at Horseshoe had an all-you-can-eat prime rib deal for $69. Down on Fremont Street, Slotzilla also offered unlimited zip line flights Monday through Friday for $69.

Even weddings were part of the deal, with discounts at the Little White Wedding Chapel, Mon Ami, Mon Bel Ami, Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel, and others in the tourist corridors.

The 2026 sale should have a similar structure, with deals across price points and property types. Anyone with an existing reservation during the sale's window should check whether rebooking at a new rate makes financial sense, since many visitors did so during last year's sale.

Deals will move quickly on popular properties and popular dates, so check out the sale once it goes live.