Concierge service?

Curious if anyone uses a concierge in Vegas. I’ve been so use to getting what I need off the internet that I never think of using a concierge. Just curious if others use it and what for?

 

I use concierge services to make restaurant reservations, usually months in advance. I used to use Open Table but over the past year it has been almost impossible to make reservations more than a month out. Same thing with making reservations directly with the restaurants that far ahead of time. It finally dawned on me to call the concierge and see if I could make reservations for breakfast and dinner, months ahead of time, and it has been a snap, in particular at V/P and Wynncore.

 

Conversely, I've used them for last minute reservations. They can occasionally get you in when a place reflects online that they're full, and may sometimes be able to help with special requests too. Also have had cases where they may have access to last minute tickets for sold out shows, when there are shows.

 

I've always wanted to try and make weird whale requests but haven't had the nerve yet,
I mean, if you make some guy run a toothbrush or something up to your lazy ass, you gotta tip a 20 right?
what are the odds you could make a hot In-N-Out burger appear?
(spoiler- the fries were never crispy)

 

Oh, just remembered another time I used the concierge - bought some tickets for something off vegasshows or some similar online thing, they emailed vouchers that needed to be printed then scanned at the box office and exchanged for actual tickets (for whatever reason, they were bar codes and said they could not read from a mobile device and needed to be printed). I asked Caesars Palace concierge about whether they had a business center with this capability, and they just had me forward them the email and printed them up for me right there at the concierge desk.

 

I thought of something else. In the past when I needed a gift wrapped they were very helpful and seemed more than happy to accommodate.