I haven't stayed or been to MGM for a long time. Used to be my go-to (well, my aunt and uncle's go-to in college). Forgot what it looked like.
Went to the ResortsWorld in Manila. It was pretty boring. Drank at the bar, then they brought out a variety show in the middle of the bar which had a stage. Towards the end, they randomly had male strippers.
Travel Zoo has some amazing deals but after you factor in flying out of Portland it seems like the SW deals are better.
The Resort World towers are basically they'll have the casino and resort part. Each tower is a different Hilton property. One is a hilton, one is a conrad and one is something else. I think it'll be expansive like Hilton Hawaiian Village or some shit, who knows.
Any good accounts on FB to follow for travel deals? I used to follow the points guy, but the site got annoying.
I don't like paying for a property owned by that lame brain Paris Hilton although we did spend one night at the Embassy Suites during the power outage, which is owned by Hilton. I remember the time when Embassy Suites use to offer the greatest complimentary breakfast ever but this time it was lousy. Must have something to do with Covid-19.
They also do free drinks. https://embassysuites3.hilton.com/en/about/complimentary-evening-reception.html
We discovered our free coupons after we checked out. The coupons were in the form of business cards and tucked in with our room keys. That was our first night without power. We were so worn out that we had a night cap anyhow just to relieve some of the stress. Don't recall how much it cost and didn't matter 'cause we needed that one.
Was looking to book a flight to Hawaii, seeing its only $300 RT for memorial day weekend. May do that.
https://bigislandnow.com/2021/02/23/47-new-covid-cases-identified-across-all-islands/ 47 New COVID Cases Identified Across All Islands The Hawai‘i Department of Health reported 47 new cases of coronavirus Tuesday, raising the statewide total to 27,270. No new COVID-related deaths were reported. The state’s two-week average is 49 new cases daily, with a test positivity rate of 1.1%. Zero new cases were identified on the Big Island Tuesday, according to DOH statistics. The state’s virus tracker, which maps cases by district across all islands, can be accessed here. The island-by-island case count is as follows: O‘ahu: 21,829 Hawai‘i: 2,234 Maui: 2.071 Kaua‘i: 181 Lana‘i: 108 Moloka‘i: 27 Pending: 0 Out-of-State: 820 A total of 1,840 individuals have been hospitalized as a result of COVID-19 infection since the pandemic began, while at least 431 people have died. kona positivity rate is 0.4% last 2 weeks and most were travelers to island
https://www.waikoloabeachgolf.com/stay-play-golf-packages/ stay and play golf specials @ the resorts in waikoloa
