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MGM Grand

Discussion in 'LV Strip Hotels' started by Chinotto_21, May 21, 2013.

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  1. Chinotto_21

    Chinotto_21 Newbie

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    Hi,
    I booked on Priceline 6 nights at the MGM Grand (sunday thru saturday). I chose the lowest rate which was for a Petite King, not quite knowing exactly what it was. I looked up the Petite King rooms online and I'm not to thrilled with them (too small and bathroom not very private)

    I called Priceline to ask for an Upgrade and they direct me to MGM. I called MGM and they tell me to call Priceline.

    Would it be reasonable to request an upgrade from petite king to grand king at check-in ? Are these kind of upgrades ever offered at MGM?
     
  2. jacj2020

    jacj2020 Tourist

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    Upgrades

    I wish you luck!! When I booked through a discounter/consolidator I have had difficulty upgrading, even with a twenty. Hope your experience is different.
     
  3. VegasRandy

    VegasRandy Low-Roller

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    If they have upgrades available, they'll whip out their suite brochure and show you what they have.

    If you're referring to the $20 sandwich.....good luck with that working at the MGM Grand.
     
  4. engicedave

    engicedave VIP Whale

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    On the $20 trick, I think you're SOL
    But if you ask/offer to pay for an upgrade, saying you "did some research after booking and realized you made a mistake," or more accurately, tell them the same story as you told us, and I am sure you could buy an upgrade, you never know, being a first timer (lie and say you are if you can), they may cut you a break and give you the upgrade. If the desk person is not sympathetic, as for a supervisor, they may have more latitude and understanding.
    Make it clear, you're not asking for free, but only to rectify your own mistake.
     
  5. mike_m235

    mike_m235 Tourist

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    Once you go with a package deal through a 3rd party, the hotel can't do much for you.
     
  6. theghost

    theghost Stuck at work, but should find a poker table

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    Is this only in reference to 3rd party bookings or are you speaking of MGM grand in general?
     
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