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REAL DEALS

Let's Go to Vegas!

Air/hotel package for a quick trip to Sin City
Wednesday, November 8, 2006 |

The Real Deal: Round-trip airfare and two nights' accommodations from $99 per person

When: Nov. 28-Dec 12, 2006; Southwest's sale also runs Nov. 13-Nov. 27, 2006, and Dec. 13-Jan. 31, 2007, but rates are not as heavily discounted

Gateways: Phoenix; add $5 for Los Angeles; $55 for Denver; $95 for Chicago; $110 for Austin; $125 for Philadelphia; additional cities available

Details: Hotel taxes and airport/hotel transfers are included.  Additional airport taxes and fuel surcharges total about $35 per person. Lowest rates are based on Mon. or Tues. departures and online purchase. Based on double occupancy; single supplement is at least $35

Book By: Dec. 7, 2006

Contact: Southwest Airlines Vacations, 800/754-4761, southwestvacations.com

The package includes round-trip airfare to Las Vegas on Southwest and a two-night stay at the Stratosphere Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, at the top of the Vegas Strip and offering the usual extras--pool, spa, fitness center, and 80,000-foot casino.

Southwest's packages are easily customizable and allow you to add nights or to travel over the weekend for extra fees. For instance, a three-night stay at the Stratosphere in early December starts at an additional $70 per person, based on a Monday departure from Phoenix. A Friday departure from Phoenix with a three-night stay at the Stratosphere in early December starts at an extra $105 per person.

Upgrade to the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino from $60 per person or to the Wynn Las Vegas from $145 per person.

Before you go, check vegas.com and visitlasvegas.com for the latest on events and attractions.

In comparison, the lowest round-trip fare we've found between Phoenix and Las Vegas in late November is $117 (America West). With Southwest Vacations, you'll save at least $20 and get your two-night stay.

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    • Note: This story was accurate when it was published. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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