Cyber Monday is still a few weeks away, but two big Strip resorts have already put their “Cyber Sale” room rates online. The Venetian Resort and Resorts World Las Vegas are both advertising up to 50% off, and Treasure Island is running a weekday deal that bundles food credit and free parking. Here is what each one actually says, and who it makes sense for.
Deal Breakdown
The Venetian and The Palazzo: up to 50% off plus a $50 drink credit
- Up to 50% off rooms at The Venetian and The Palazzo, plus a $50 beverage credit for the resort’s bars and lounges.
- Two-night minimum stay.
- Stay dates run from Nov. 3, 2026 through Sept. 9, 2027, so you can lock in a spring or summer trip now.
- The rate is listed as cancellable and refundable.
- Venetian Rewards members can take up to an extra 5% off.
Resorts World: up to 50% off “for a limited time”
- Resorts World calls it “the Cyber Sale of the year,” with up to 50% off a stay. The offers page does not list an end date.
- Its “Make a Night of It” offer says every stay this season includes up to $100 to spend at the resort’s restaurants and lounges.
- Resorts World also promotes “All Resort, No Fees,” and says locals get free self-parking.
Treasure Island: “Every Day Is a Weekend”
- Up to 30% off eligible rooms (up to 40% during flash sales), a $50 food credit, free parking and a two-for-one cocktail voucher on Monday–Thursday stays from November through February.
How to Claim It
Book directly on each resort’s official offers page: venetianlasvegas.com (Hotel Offers), rwlasvegas.com (Special Offers) and treasureisland.com (Hotel Offers). Enter your dates and compare the sale rate against the regular rate before you pay. At The Venetian, sign up for Venetian Rewards first (it’s free) to see the extra member discount. Remember “up to” means the biggest discount applies only to certain dates and room types.
Is It Worth It?
For anyone planning a 2027 trip, the Venetian deal stands out: a long stay window, a refundable rate and a drink credit on top. The two-night minimum is the catch for quick weekend visits. Resorts World is worth a look if you hate resort fees and plan to eat on property, since the dining credit can offset part of your bill. Treasure Island is the pick for midweek travelers on a budget who want free parking and a food credit without paying Strip-luxury prices.
Rates move day to day, so check a few date combinations. Weeknights, especially away from big events like Race Week (Nov. 19–21) and the National Finals Rodeo, usually show the deepest cuts.
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Sources
- The Venetian Resort – Hotel Offers
- Resorts World Las Vegas – Special Offers
- American Casino Guide – Vegas Values Report, November 2026
Promotions change often and can end early. Confirm terms, dates and eligibility with the casino before you go. Must be 21+ to gamble. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER.