MGM Resorts International has launched an all-inclusive style experience at its Luxor Hotel & Casino and Excalibur Hotel & Casino properties on the Las Vegas Strip.
The product became available to book on March 25, with stays beginning April 6. Pricing is dynamic and no blackout dates apply.
The package includes a two-night stay for two guests with resort fees covered, alongside three meals per day per guest redeemable across a selection of restaurants. It also includes two show tickets from a group of eligible productions and two rides on The Big Apple Coaster at New York-New York.
In addition, self-parking for one vehicle across MGM Resorts Las Vegas properties is included as part of the bundle.
Dining is structured through credits accessible via the MGM Rewards app, with each meal covering non-alcoholic beverages and a select beer or wine.
The company stated the offering is designed to provide a single, upfront way to plan a Las Vegas stay across multiple properties and experiences within its portfolio.
The package will be sold exclusively through MGM Resorts’ direct booking channels and can be purchased consecutively for extended stays.
The launch follows comparable bundled offerings from Caesars Entertainment, which has recently introduced hotel packages with dining credits and multi-show deals across its Las Vegas properties. Caesars has also been evaluating takeover interest while trading near a five-year stock low, highlighting broader pressure on performance and capital structure. Within that context, pricing and packaging strategies are emerging as tools to support demand across Strip operators.
The move also comes as MGM reported a year-on-year decline in Las Vegas Strip revenue in 2025, according to its latest financial results, pointing to softer performance across parts of its portfolio. In that context, bundled and value-driven offerings may serve as tools to support visitation and on-property spend.
It also aligns with broader commercial initiatives by the company, including expanded distribution and loyalty integration through its partnership with Marriott Bonvoy, which allows MGM properties to tap into Marriott’s global customer base and offer cross-platform travel experiences.
Mike Neubecker, President & COO of MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, New York-New York, Luxor & Excalibur, said: “Las Vegas has long been known for its diverse collection of unforgettable experiences, and this new option combines many of them together in a fresh, compelling way.
"By bundling hotel, dining, entertainment and parking into a single upfront price, we're offering guests a convenient, turn-key way to explore our hotels and make new memories without any hassle or surprises."
Neubecker has spent more than three decades at MGM Resorts, rising from entry-level roles to overseeing multiple flagship Strip properties
