Hotels & Travel

Las Vegas Hotels With Military Discounts (2026)

No single Strip discount: Caesars gives up to 25% off via ID.me, MGM 10% off rooms plus Pearl status, and Wynn/Venetian none — and a public sale often beats every military rate.

Is there a Las Vegas hotel military discount? Yes — but "the Strip" isn’t one hotel, so there isn’t one discount, and only some operators publish a military rate.

Caesars Entertainment has the deepest verified offer: up to 25% off the lowest available rate, verified through ID.me, at Caesars Palace, Paris, Planet Hollywood, Flamingo, Harrah’s, Horseshoe, NOBU, and The LINQ. MGM Resorts runs its own Military & Veterans Program: 10% off standard room rates at about 13 resorts (Bellagio, ARIA, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Luxor, Excalibur and others), verified with a military ID in person — plus an automatic upgrade to MGM Rewards Pearl status (free self-parking) that can be worth more than the 10% on a short stay. Wynn, Encore, The Venetian and The Palazzo publish no military discount at all — only public sales and their own loyalty rates.

Here’s the money-saving truth most pages miss: hotel rates don’t stack, so a live public Strip sale (Wynn and Venetian routinely run 30–33% off in summer) often beats every military rate — and anyone can book it. So price-check the current public sale against the military rate, book the single lowest direct, and keep your loyalty status. If you’re traveling on official orders, book the government per-diem rate instead. This is an independent guide; NavyWeek is not affiliated with any Las Vegas hotel or operator, and each one sets and can change its own terms.

Written by

T Madden Alford — U.S. Naval Academy '02 · U.S. Navy Reserve Captain (O-6) · Former submarine officer, USS Key West

Reviewed by

Erik Rivera — U.S. Naval Academy '04 · Former U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) officer

Publish date: July 19, 2026 · Last reviewed: July 18, 2026

How we research & review: Our editorial process

See the Caesars military rate

Opens caesars.com · Caesars verifies via ID.me (up to 25%); MGM verifies with a military ID in person (10%) — price-check both against the current public sale

Las Vegas Strip Hotels Military Discount — Key Facts

Caesars: Up to 25% off the lowest rate, via ID.me (8 Vegas hotels)
MGM: 10% off rooms + Pearl status, verified with a military ID in person (~13 resorts)
Wynn / Venetian: No military discount — public sales only (up to 30–33% off)
The honest move: Rates don’t stack — a public sale often beats every military rate; book the single lowest direct
Never discounted: Resort fees (~$45–$55/night) and ~13.38% Clark County room tax
Official orders: Government per-diem (Clark County FY2026: $126/night, $159 Jan–Mar)
Region: Las Vegas Strip, Clark County, Nevada

Source: Caesars Entertainment — Military Discounts (up to 25% off lowest rate via ID.me; eligible groups; Vegas properties) · Last verified: July 18, 2026

BEST SAVINGS PATH

The smartest route depends on your situation. Answer the two questions to find your best path, or scan the full decision table below.

Effective price on one 2-night leisure stay in a standard Strip room, $300 pre-tax room subtotal (2 nights × ~$150); all rows exclude the resort fee (~$45–$55/night) and ~13.38% room tax, which apply on top and are never discounted
Path	Stack	Effective price	You save	Best when
Caesars military rate (up to 25% via ID.me)	ID.me-gated (may break cashback tracking)	≈$225 (best case on a Caesars room)	~$75	You’ll stay at a Caesars hotel and want the deepest published military rate
MGM MVP rate (10% off room)	Booked online; no ID.me gate → portal-safe	$270 + Pearl-status free parking	$30 + parking	You want an MGM property and value permanent Pearl status
Public Strip sale (Wynn/Venetian, 30–33% off)	Public rate; anyone; no military ID	≈$200–$210	~$90–$100	A live public sale is running — frequently beats every military rate
Government per-diem rate (official orders)	Capped rate	≤$126–$159/night	Reimbursement cap, not a discount	Traveling on official orders, not for leisure

WHO QUALIFIES

There’s no single Las Vegas military discount. Caesars offers up to 25% off the lowest rate via ID.me; MGM offers 10% off rooms plus Pearl status, verified with a military ID in person; Wynn and The Venetian publish none. Because rates don’t stack, a live public sale (Wynn/Venetian 30–33% off) often beats every military rate — book the single lowest direct.

Active-duty military — eligible at Caesars (via ID.me) and MGM (military ID in person).
Veterans — eligible at both Caesars and MGM (MGM accepts a DD-214 or a driver’s license with veteran designation).
Retirees, National Guard, and Reserve — eligible at Caesars and MGM.
Spouses and dependents — eligible at Caesars (spouses/dependents) and MGM (spouses of eligible personnel).
Surviving spouses / Gold Star — listed by Caesars (surviving spouses); confirm MGM per program.
Wynn/Encore and The Venetian/Palazzo publish no military tier for any group — use their public sales instead.

Las Vegas Strip Hotels discount by community
Audience	Discount
Caesars Entertainment (Vegas hotels)Off the lowest available rate, verified via ID.me. Excludes Caesars Rewards member offers and packages that bundle show tickets, food, or resort credits.	Up to 25% off
MGM Resorts (~13 Vegas resorts)10% off standard room rates plus an auto-upgrade to MGM Rewards Pearl status (free self-parking), 25% off spa/salon, and 10% off select food & beverage. Verified with a military ID in person — no ID.me.	10% off rooms
Wynn/Encore and The Venetian/PalazzoNeither publishes a military discount — only public sales (Wynn up to 30%, Venetian up to 33%) and their own loyalty pricing. Book the public sale direct.	No military rate
Official-orders travelers (any property)Clark County FY2026 caps: $126/night standard, $159/night Jan–Mar. A reimbursement ceiling, not a leisure discount.	Government per-diem rate

HOW TO REDEEM

Online at www.caesars.com

Caesars — verify with ID.me (up to 25%)
Go to caesars.com/deals/military-discounts, click "Verify with ID.me," select Military, sign in or create an ID.me account, then click Book Now — the discounted rate applies to eligible Vegas properties. Bring valid military/veteran ID for check-in.
MGM — book the Military & Veterans rate (10% + Pearl status)
Book the Military & Veterans rate on MGM’s military-offers page while signed into MGM Rewards, compare it to the property’s public/advance-purchase rate, and book the lower. Enroll or show your military ID at an MGM Rewards desk (military ID, VA ID, DD-214, or DL with veteran designation) to lock the Pearl-status upgrade.
Wynn / Venetian — book the public sale
Neither has a military rate, so book the current public sale direct (Wynn "Summer Savings," Venetian "Summer Savings up to 33%") and join the free loyalty program for the member rate.
On official orders — book the government per-diem rate
Select the property’s government/per-diem rate (Clark County FY2026: $126/night standard, $159 Jan–Mar) and keep receipts for reimbursement — it’s for official-orders travel only, not leisure.

HOW IT WORKS

There’s no single verification partner for "Las Vegas." Caesars uses ID.me — you create or sign into an ID.me account, verify as Military, and the rate unlocks online. MGM does not use ID.me: it verifies with a government/military ID, VA ID, DD-214, or a driver’s license with veteran designation, shown in person at an MGM Rewards desk or at check-in. Wynn and Venetian have no military verification because they publish no military rate.

One reconciliation worth knowing: Caesars’ own page states "up to 25% off the lowest available rate," while the older ID.me marketplace tile still shows "up to 15% + extra 10% off sale rates." Trust the brand page (25%) and treat the ID.me tile as possibly stale.

On a $300 pre-tax room subtotal (2 nights × ~$150), Caesars’ up-to-25% lands near $225 and MGM’s 10% near $270 (plus Pearl-status free parking), while a live public sale at Wynn/Venetian (30–33%) lands around $200–$210 — often the winner, and open to everyone. The resort fee (~$45–$55/night) and ~13.38% Clark County room tax are added on top of every path and are never discounted, so they don’t change the ranking. Figures are stamped as of July 18, 2026.

Exclusions & fine print

No property publishes a flat Strip-wide "military discount %"; rates are variable off the lowest available rate and change by date and property.
Hotel rates don’t stack — the military rate, public sale, advance-purchase, and loyalty rates are mutually exclusive; only loyalty status/points layer on when you book direct.
Caesars excludes Rewards member offers and packages/promotions bundling show tickets, food, or resort credits.
Resort fees (~$45–$55/night) and the ~13.38% Clark County room tax are added on top of every rate and are never discounted by any military rate.
MGM verifies in person — confirm the current participating-property list and exact percentages on the live MGM page before relying on dollar examples.
The government per-diem rate is for official-orders travel only, not leisure.

SOURCES

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do Las Vegas hotels offer a military discount?

Some do, but not all. Caesars Entertainment offers up to 25% off the lowest available rate via ID.me at its Vegas hotels. MGM Resorts offers 10% off standard room rates at about 13 resorts through its Military & Veterans Program. Wynn, Encore, The Venetian and The Palazzo publish no military discount — you’d use their public sales instead.

Which Las Vegas hotel has the best military discount?

By published percentage, Caesars (up to 25% off) is the deepest — usually better than MGM’s flat 10%. But because hotel rates don’t stack, a live public sale (Wynn/Venetian often run 30–33% off) can beat any military rate, so always price-check the public rate before booking.

How much is the MGM military discount?

10% off standard room rates at ~13 MGM Las Vegas resorts, plus 25% off spa/salon, 10% off select food and beverage, and an automatic upgrade to MGM Rewards Pearl status (free self-parking). Verify with a military ID, VA ID, DD-214, or a driver’s license with veteran designation.

Does Caesars use ID.me for its military discount?

Yes. You verify as Military through ID.me on Caesars’ military-discounts page, then book the discounted rate online. MGM, by contrast, does not use ID.me — it verifies with a military/veteran ID in person.

Do veterans and spouses qualify?

Yes at both operators. Caesars lists active duty, veterans, spouses/dependents, guard, reserves, retirees, and surviving spouses. MGM covers active duty, veterans, guard, reserve, retired military, and spouses of eligible personnel.

Does the military discount apply to resort fees and taxes?

No. The military/veteran rate applies to the room rate only. The daily resort fee (~$45–$55) and the ~13.38% Clark County room tax are added on top of every rate and are never discounted.

Can I combine a military rate with a sale or promo code?

No. Las Vegas hotel rates are mutually exclusive — you book the single lowest of the military, public-sale, advance-purchase, or loyalty rate. Only your loyalty status and points layer on, and only when you book direct.

Do Wynn or The Venetian have a military discount?

No. Neither Wynn/Encore nor The Venetian/Palazzo publishes a military or veteran rate — their offers pages list only public sales (Wynn up to 30%, Venetian up to 33%) and their own loyalty-member pricing. Book the public sale direct.

What is the cheapest way for a service member to stay on the Strip?

Compare three things and book the lowest direct: (1) the current public sale, (2) Caesars’ up-to-25% ID.me rate, and (3) MGM’s 10% + Pearl status. If you’re traveling on official orders, book the government per-diem rate (Clark County FY2026: $126/night, or $159 Jan–Mar) instead.

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Editorial policy

Source priority. We cite each operator’s own pages first — Caesars’ Military Discounts page (up to 25% off the lowest rate via ID.me), MGM’s Military & Veterans Program (10% off rooms + Pearl status, verified in person via Veteran.com since MGM’s own page was blocked to the tool), and Wynn’s and The Venetian’s offers pages (which publish no military rate) — plus the GSA per-diem for official travel. We do NOT publish a flat Strip-wide "military %" because none exists, we flag the Caesars 25%-vs-ID.me-tile-15% discrepancy (trust the brand page), and we correct the common error that MGM uses ID.me (it verifies with a government/military ID in person). Because hotel rates are mutually exclusive, we teach the honest move: price-check the current public sale against the military rate and book the single lowest direct; resort fees and the ~13.38% room tax are never discounted. Figures are stamped as of July 18, 2026.
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