As such, Laughlin entices budget-watching folks who arrive by car or bus mainly from Phoenix and Southern California. Many are retirees. Altogether, visitors will reach about 5 million this year, up from 4.7 million in 1997. While Laughlin's shows are not as splashy as their Las Vegas counterparts, all hotels feature live entertainment of some type. Getting around the hotel strip is easy.
Promotional bargains are frequent.
Its lush tropical atrium mirrors The Mirage. The deals don't stop there. On arrival, check free Laughlin publications in hotel lobbies for coupons that offer discounts on food plus table games and keno. You'll find plenty of tummy-satisfying graveyard specials such as Flamingo Diner's 99 French toast, available midnight to noon.