Las Vegas World Cup Hotel Deals and Promo Codes
Las Vegas hotels are rolling out a coordinated set of World Cup themed offers for June and July 2026, aimed at fans traveling between match cities, or adding a watch party stop. Most deals cluster around stays from June 7 through July 21, 2026, which brackets the tournament window that runs from June 11 through July 19, 2026. The practical angle for travelers is simple: Vegas is not a host city, but it is trying to capture overflow demand, and flexibility, from people building multi city itineraries around matches, watch events, and group trips.
Las Vegas World Cup Hotel Deals, What Is Available
The offers span three patterns, straight percentage discounts, fixed price bundles, and credits that offset resort style spend. Caesars Entertainment is advertising an additional 15 percent off stays from June 7 through July 21, 2026, using promo code BONUS, with suites excluded and a July 20 booking deadline. MGM Resorts is promoting up to 25 percent off at participating properties via offer code TLVFFSA, with bookings due by July 21. Several independent and downtown properties are leaning into simpler value levers, including Circus Circus offering 40 percent off standard room rates with code ONFFB45 for bookings made by July 20, and Station Casinos advertising up to 30 percent off room rates with code FOOTBALL26, with bookings through July 21.
If you are trying to turn the trip into a "room plus spend" package, a handful of offers are structured to prepay some of the on property costs you would likely incur anyway. Circa Resort and Casino's World Soccer Championship Getaway is built around a two night stay, a $100 dining credit, a $100 beverage credit, and a complimentary daybed at Stadium Swim for one day, valid Sunday through Thursday, with promo code GFT2026. Resorts World Las Vegas is positioning a $100 daily beverage credit with promo code DWCP26 for travel dates from June 1 through July 31. Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino is advertising up to 20 percent off, plus a $75 daily dining credit at select outlets, with promo code DICE.
The other cluster is "resort fee relief" and all in bundles, which can matter more than the headline rate once you add nightly fees. Golden Nugget's offer is framed as best available room rates with no resort fees during the World Cup, using promo code WCUP26. Plaza Hotel and Casino's all inclusive package layers in daily breakfast and dinner, bottomless drinks, waived resort fee, and discounts on appetizers and drinks with offer code ALLINCF, and it is offered for stays from June 1 through August 29, 2026. Treasure Island's package is positioned around a low entry room rate plus no resort fees, plus drink and parking add ons, using promo code TITV.
Who These Las Vegas Soccer Fan Hotel Packages Fit Best
These deals fit three traveler profiles. First, they are a clean fit for fans building a multi city plan who want a predictable, bookable "rest stop" between match cities, especially if you are threading limited flight seats, or expensive match city hotel rates, during peak nights. If your match tickets are in a host city and you are choosing Vegas as the flexible piece of the itinerary, the Vegas room can be the part you reprice later, while you lock in the hard constraints elsewhere.
Second, the credits and bundles fit groups who are already planning to spend on pools, sportsbooks, and on property food and beverage. A dining credit, beverage credit, or daybed inclusion is only real value if you would have paid for those items anyway, and if your dates align with the fine print, such as weekday only validity at properties that restrict peak nights. If you are traveling Thursday through Sunday for peak watch weekends, a Sunday through Thursday window can be a mismatch even if the package looks generous on paper.
Third, the "no resort fees" angle tends to benefit price sensitive travelers, and shorter stays, because fees are a fixed nightly hit that can erase a modest percent discount quickly. If you are comparing two similar base rates, the better deal is often the one that reduces the all in total after fees and taxes, not the one with the bigger marketing percentage. That is especially true if you plan to be out of the room most of the day and you do not care about premium room categories.
What Travelers Should Do Now
Start by choosing your World Cup anchor nights, then treat Vegas as either a "buffer city" or a "destination city," because the booking logic changes. If Vegas is a buffer between match cities, optimize for flexibility and total cost, and do not overpay for credits you may not have time to use. If Vegas is the destination where you plan to watch multiple matches, credits and all inclusive structures can beat a simple percent off rate, but only if you map your plan to the redemption constraints.
Use a decision threshold before you book. If you already know your exact June and July travel dates, and you see a deal that clearly reduces your total cost, book it now, then calendar the last cancellation date and price check later. If your dates are still floating, prioritize properties offering broader windows through late July, or even through December 31, 2026, like the Venetian and Palazzo's two night minimum offer window, so you do not lock yourself into a narrow stay band too early.
Finally, be explicit about the "Vegas is not a match city" reality when you build your routing. If you are trying to do same day connections into a host city for a match, protect your itinerary with buffers, because a missed flight can turn a ticket into a sunk cost. When in doubt, aim to arrive in the match city the day before, then use Vegas for the days around the match, not as the last leg before kickoff.
Why Las Vegas Is Pushing These Deals Now
The mechanism is demand capture, not venue proximity. The tournament runs for more than five weeks, and that scale creates two predictable effects: peak lodging pressure in host cities on match nights, and a wave of travelers building multi stop plans where one or two stops are about watching and celebrating rather than attending a match in person. Las Vegas is positioned to absorb that second category by offering bookable, code based discounts and credits that feel "event aligned" even though matches are elsewhere.
A second order effect is that these offers can become a soft price ceiling for late bookers. When many properties publish codes with clear book by dates, travelers gain a reference point for what "reasonable" looks like for June and July 2026. That can limit how far rates rise at the margin, while still letting hotels yield manage premium weekends, room types, and suites that are commonly excluded. The tradeoff is that the best advertised promos can disappear once inventory is constrained, so the practical traveler move is to lock in cancellable reservations early if you have any fixed match commitments.