How the pass works
For roughly $89-99 you get a 24-hour window with repeated entry to participating buffets. Check the participant list at purchase — the roster changes every year and has included MGM Grand and Luxor, and in earlier forms Caesars-side buffets under another name.
The arithmetic
- Breakfast (about $30 of value) plus dinner (about $45) equals break-even
- Add a third meal or a late dessert run and the pass prints money
- Drinks remain extra outside the pass on most menus
Who wins with it
Groups with flexible stomachs. Solo travelers trying to outsmart the pass rarely break even — appetite is the true currency here.
Where it breaks
Access normally excludes weekend surcharge hours and holiday schedules. Read the blackouts before scheduling your grand tour; the entry window has occasionally opened at 4 AM precisely to make the dinner-inclusive circuit possible.