Best Rewards for Loyalty Points | Users in Dilemma Over Comp Offers
Edited By
Maria Garcia
A growing number of people are weighing their options for loyalty points as notable casinos like Bellagio and Aria stop offering complimentary rooms. Recent logs reveal some members with large points balances wondering how best to use them.
The Current State of Loyalty Rewards
Many users are logging back into their loyalty programs after extended absences, finding mixed options for spending points. With 500,000 points in hand, one member expressed confusion over the recent removal of free room nights.
Value in Room Comps?
Recent comments highlight concerns about diminishing value in loyalty rewards:
"The room comps are still probably the most value you’re going to get with the points," remarked one user.
Another noted success in booking a free stay at MGM Grand for just 100,000 points, saying, "I logged on Wednesday night and got a free Tuesday night stay."
Some people lament the overall reduction in attractive rewards, with one stating, "Not much good is left lol."
Dining and Unique Offers Still Available
While traditional room comps seem scarce, other options remain:
Dining discounts like $20 off a $40 purchase.
Free cocktails at Aria.
Unique experiences like the Shark Reef and Tournament of Kings are still attractive.
Match plays at Park MGM remain a popular choice among frequent visitors.
"Now that they removed the My Konami freeplays, there isn’t a ton left," a user shared, reflecting a sentiment felt by many.
What Does the Future Hold?
With uncertainty looming over loyalty programs, many wonder if rewards will improve or deteriorate further. "I’ll check again in a few years lol," one user commented, echoing a common feeling of resignation.
Key Insights
🏨 Room comps remain a popular choice despite reductions.
🎉 Dining rewards are still available, but many find them less appealing.
💰 Unique experiences offered by casinos can maximize point value.
As the gaming landscape evolves, loyalty programs will need to adapt to meet the needs and desires of their members.