First off, if you’re here, then you’re most likely a police officer, firefighter, or EMT. On behalf of everyone at our blog, I would like to extend an enormous THANK YOU. Your efforts to keep us safe don’t go unnoticed. Fortunately, many Las Vegas hotels also hope to extend a similar thank you in the form of a first responder hotel discount.
Below, we’ll dive into which hotels in Las Vegas offer a discount to first responders, what the deal is, and link out to the specific offer’s page when applicable.
Las Vegas Strip Hotels With a First Responder Discount
Caesars Entertainment Properties: Caesars properties in Las Vegas all offer a first responder discount of up to 30% off prevailing room rates when booking through that specific offer here. Eligible for the discount at Caesars are EMT’s, Firefighters, and Police Officers.
Properties included in the discount offer include Caesars Palace, Bally’s, Harrah’s, Flamingo, Paris, Planet Hollywood, Rio, Cromwell, and Linq.
MGM Resorts Properties: MGM is offering up to 25% off room rates to first responders as part of their “Military/First Responders/Nurses Discount”, here.
Resorts eligible for the discount under the MGM Resorts umbrella include Mandalay Bay, Luxor, Excalibur, New York New York, Park MGM, MGM Grand, Aria, Bellagio, and Mirage.
Tropicana: Firefighters, police officers, and fire and rescue individuals can save up to 30% on hotel bookings courtesy of Trop’s “Hero Rate”, bookable here. Additionally, guests leveraging Tropicana’s first responder discount will receive reduced rates at the spa, restaurants, and even a 2 for 1 ticket to the Laugh Factory Comedy Club.
Sahara: An iconic resort, Sahara is located on the north end of the Strip and offers a first responder discount of 30% on weekdays and 10% on weeknights. Guests will also receive an automatic upgrade to Sahara’s Marra Tower. Eligible for the discount are police officers, firefighters, and EMT’s. The discount can be viewed here.
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Downtown Las Vegas Hotels Offering a First Responder Discount
Golden Nugget: Located in the middle of the action on Fremont Street, Golden Nugget is offering a 30% discount to police, firefighters, and EMS/EMT personnel. In addition to a discount, guests booking through this offer will receive their choice of a Golden Nugget hat or polo shirt when checking in.
Plaza: First responders to include actively serving police officers and firefighters are entitled to a 15% discount in Plaza’s hotel. To obtain the offer, select the “American Heroes” offer from the “special offers” dropdown when booking your room. More info on the discount here.
The D: First responders can realize a discount at the D when booking by selecting “Military & First Responder Discount” from the “Special Rate” dropdown when booking.
Other Las Vegas Hotels With a First Responder Discount
Station Casinos: First responders are able to save up to 35% on hotel bookings by leveraging Sation’s “Heroes’ Rate” found here.
Resorts in the Station Casinos portfolio that qualify for the discount include Green Valley Ranch, Red Rock, Palace Station, Sunset Station, Santa Fe Station, and Boulder Station.
Again, thank you for everything you do to keep us safe! Hopefully, we were able to help steer you in the direction of a first responder hotel discount in Las Vegas that will work for you! Even if your preferred resort doesn’t offer a discount for first responders, you may have options. Check out this consolidated rundown of discounts and promotions being offered by hotel.
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Heather Mackie
Tuesday 11th of January 2022
Hi there Do you know if the first responder discount can be used when booking one of the hotels from a traveller from the UK? I am a serving police officer and looking to stay in Las Vegas for 9 days in October 2022 (flights are booked) with my husband (a retired police officer). I was interested in booking either The Golden Nugget or Harrahs? I would really appreciate a response. I have emailed both hotels but they have not yet responded. Many thanks Heather
Jake
Tuesday 11th of January 2022
@Heather Mackie, that is a good question! I don't know off hand. I would recommend calling the properties directly if possible as they'll have someone staffing the desk 24-hours per day.
Honestly, I'd probably just book the deal and bring your proof. They likely won't even check the credentials, especially if you check in at one of the automated kiosks as opposed to talking to a live person.