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Launch Date: Monday, April 12 at all Las Vegas HET Properties

Guests will now be able to purchase a “Buffet of Buffets” all-access pass to seven different HET Buffets for only $29.99 per person.

Guests may purchase the pass at the buffet cashier stand at any of the participating buffets: Flavors at Harrah’s, Paradise Garden Buffet at Flamingo, Emperor’s Buffet at Imperial Palace, Le Village Buffet at Paris, Carnival World Buffet at Rio, Lago Buffet at Caesars Palace and Spice Market Buffet at Planet Hollywood.

The citywide buffet pass is $29.99 per person plus tax and is valid for 24 hours from when they initially purchase their pass. There is no limit to the amount of times the guest may use their buffet pass within those 24 hours. The pass will not enable the guest to skip the line. Only VIPs and customers who have purchased express line passes (where available) are able to enter through our VIP entrances.

For Total Rewards customers, their Total Rewards card will serve as their pass. For customers who are not part of Total Rewards, there are two op­tions for a them: a wristband or identifier card. A photo ID must be pre­sented with the Total Rewards Card and Identifier Card for access in to the buffets.


Edited to put in new price info.

Oooo, for a buffet fiend like me, that's a sweet deal, especially since 2 of them are the among the very best in town (PH, Paris)! Thanks for posting.

I was never a big fan of these as eating more than one buffet in the same day has no appeal to me (I'm already a borderline fat-ass). However, the 24 hour angle is more intriguing as you could now have dinner one night and lunch the next. I rarely actually pay for buffets, but I am guess that one dinner+one lunch would be more than $30.

I'm in the same boat. Not sure that I could justify more than one buffet visit in a day, but the 24hr angle does allow some flexibility. I suppose I could get my money's worth as follows:

Day 1: Have a 'regular' lunch around 1:00. By this, I mean just grab one plate of food. Hey, I gotta pay to eat somewhere, right? That evening, have a normal multi-plate buffet dinner around 8:00.
Day 2: Have a buffet brunch around 11:00.

This could work, especially since I'm staying 2 nights at the Rio in June.

I fixed the title after re-reading it and realizing 24 hours means just that, lol. I'm so used to the all day buffet things that start at 7am and end at 10pm the same day.

I'm not a big fan of buffets, mainly because I never feel like I get my money's worth since I'm usually full after 1 or 2 plates. That being said, I think this is a really good deal because you can have 3 or 4 meals at a different buffet each time for a fixed price. I'm not sure if I'll get it, but I think its a very good idea.

If I was staying on that part of the strip I would try it once. 30 bucks and your covered for a full day food-wise.....not a big hit to the budget at all!

shouldn't TBC take advantage of this? or is it too rich for him?
someone should ping him and let him know... he hasn't been here in a while, he may be reeling from a major vbj hit ...
TBC??

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i like this idea,I hope MGM/Mirage take notes and offers the same thing......

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Wow, I'm already planning my next Vegas dining day ...

Day 1 Dinner - 8pm
Harrah's Flavors Buffet for prime rib, mash potatoes, and strawberries and Rice Krispie Squares dipped in the chocolate fountain.

Day 2 Brunch - Noon
Flamingo Garden Buffet for lots of fresh fruit and a light lunch. Vegas just ain't Vegas until you eat with the flamingos.

Day 2 Dinner - 7pm
Planet Hollywood Spice Buffet or the Rio Carnival World Buffet for a meat lovers feast.

Quite a deal for $30.