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Military Discounts in Las Vegas
Heading to Sin City? Las Vegas can be pricey, so here are a few deals in and around town on golf, entertainment, and accommodations.


Of course, you’ll want to see a show. Terry Fator (www.terryfator.com) combines a bit of everything. He’s a singer, comedian, and impressionist who performs at the Mirage. Servicemembers get a 40-percent discount on tickets (categories B, C, and D). Show a military ID at ticket pick-up.


Twenty minutes outside Las Vegas lies the master-planned community of Summerlin and a trifecta of golf courses (www.golfsummerlin.com) for players of all skill levels. Grab a buddy, and go play a little golf. Servicemembers play for half off when accompanied by a paid customer. The offer is good daily year-round.


Casinos and the Strip have a great party atmosphere, but they can feel overwhelming, crowded, and noisy if you’re trying to rest or relax. Instead, book a private home nearby (but just far enough away from the bustle). Tranquility Vacations offers a 15-percent discount to active duty servicemembers staying in its private three-bedroom, two-bathroom home in a quiet neighborhood. Email tranquilityvacations@gmail.com to get the military discount.


Lake Las Vegas in Henderson, Nev., is close enough to the Strip to enjoy the nightlife and far enough away for a retreat feel. Stay at the Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort (www.westinlakelasvegas.com), where servicemembers (active duty, reserve, and retired) and their families can enjoy the “Salute to the Heroes” package with 50 percent off. Mention SET number 244042.
— Maryann Hammers compiles other military travel deals at www.moaa.org/traveloffers.


26 MILITARY OFFICER FEBRUARY 2014

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