They're applying fees to drinks now !

[accountinquestion]

https://www.casino.org/news/las-vega...lied-to-drinks

Lol. When will it stop. So pathetic. I don't think I'll bother to stay on the strip anymore. The constant barrage of nickel and diming bothers me too much. Fuck em.

[Tasha]

https://www.casino.org/news/las-vega...lied-to-drinks

Lol. When will it stop. So pathetic. I don't think I'll bother to stay on the strip anymore. The constant barrage of nickel and diming bothers me too much. Fuck em.

Seriously? Applying fees to drinks? No. Just no. Limbo song is the perfect way to describe their desperate asses! How low can they go? How low can they go? I can see people boycotting them amd going elsewhere for this latest shitty stunt!

[MaxPen]

Yet people still come and it's hard to find a spot to park. Not going to stop until people refuse to go.

#FISH_ON

#REELING_THEM_IN

[Rob.Singer]

https://www.casino.org/news/las-vega...lied-to-drinks

Lol. When will it stop. So pathetic. I don't think I'll bother to stay on the strip anymore. The constant barrage of nickel and diming bothers me too much. Fuck em.

These stupid fees will eventually all be reversed due to the casinos' disgusting explanations for having them. But they are not targeting LV locals with them--they're made for the massive amounts of foreigners who can't live their "holidays" without being on the Strip, and those US visitors who are dumb enough to still think that staying on the Strip is "the bomb."

People who go to LV and pay to park, who still leave tips on bar or restaurant bills that include "service charges", and are retarded enough to pay daily resort fees, are true walking morons.

[Dan Druff]

That's really stupid.

I thought perhaps the fee was at least going to be explained as some kind of mandatory gratuity, which in reality is a shell game where the casino lowers staff pay to where the staff isn't really getting the money. (Cruise lines pulled this trick with their "auto-tip", starting about 15 years ago.)

I don't understand why they don't just raise the drink prices 5%. Unlike hotel prices, there isn't a search engine for drinks, so there's no need to hide fees.