Mandalay Bay VIP Birthday in Las Vegas: how far can I stretch my comps for a party of 14?

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It's my birthday in Las Vegas and this time we're trying something a little more modest and staying at Mandalay Bay just to see how far we can stretch our comps for a huge party.

Details include exactly what we spent, how much we gambled, our theoretical loss, our actual loss, and what the casino comped us back. Room reviews of the Elite King and Reef Suite at Mandalay Bay. Food and beverage reviews include bottle service at the new Vinyl Room, Citizens, Border Grill, the Tiki Bar at Excalibur, Stripsteak, Moorea Beach, and Caramá.

This is real Vegas. We drink, we slur our words, we celebrate the wins and curse at the losses. And it's always fun.

00:00 Intro
00:40 Who am I and what to expect
01:31 My value to the casino and what I'm getting in return
03:16 Mandalay VIP Lounge, Citizens, and Excalibur's Tiki Bar
05:02 Elite King, Mandalay Bay in general
06:18 First gambling update and comp negotiation
08:11 Border Grill and solo trip thoughts
09:33 Steven rolled up and we went hard
11:02 How to make a casino instantly feel ghetto
12:56 Gambling update
13:30 Fighting a hangover to attack day 2
15:07 Coming back to life
16:10 Border Grill again and hosting family as a VIP
17:06 Stripsteak and the best run of the trip
18:13 Getting recognized and thoughts on dogs in Vegas
19:49 Tier credit update
20:51 Get ready with me!
23:40 Watch me GET DOWN
24:09 Moorea Beach, Caramá, and bottle service at Vinyl Room
27:00 Talon Club at Cosmo and MGM thinking I'm a deadbeat
28:04 Having imposter syndrome
28:57 Standard rooms = late checkouts and freeplay updates
30:30 Steven's Reef Suite
31:53 The final numbers
Category
Las Vegas Pool Party
Tags
las vegas, vegas, high roller
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