The myVEGAS Rewards hotel comp calendars for January 2023 through June 2023 are here! There are some noticeable differences from the last set of comp calendars. First, we get six months of calendars instead of the usual four. Since I’ve been playing this game, they’ve usually only released four months at a time. For this round, they have given us dates until June! Second, they brought back some weekend dates, especially for the spring and summer months. This is surprising since I feel like the summer months are when they usually make most of their money. Lastly, all my two-night comps are gone. Not sure if it’s the same for everyone, I didn’t get any this time.

• Related Post: myVEGAS July-December 2023 Calendars are Out Now!

 

myVEGAS Rewards Calendar Notes

Understanding the myVEGAS reward calendars below:

1. My calendars can differ from your calendars. The most accurate way of checking dates is by purchasing the reward, signing into your MGM Rewards account, and looking at your calendars yourself. These calendars below are just a reference only to give you an idea of what’s out there.
2. Any date that has “Comp” is available. If there is nothing shown, there is no reward for that date.
3. Anything in the gray means that you cannot check in on that date. This means you have to pay for a regular room the day before.
4. All myVEGAS rewards calendars below are accurate as of 12/22/2022. If you are reading this post months later, some of the availability will have changed.
5. A hotel reward can only be used once within a 30-day rolling period
6. Have your friends or family play also to link dates together for longer stays. All parties must be present at check-in to connect reservations.
7. Even though the room is free, you will still have to pay the resort fee & resort fee tax. Unless you are an MGM Rewards Gold, Platinum, or NOIR, then the resort fee is comped.
8. All screenshots/calendars are courtesy of https://www.mgmresorts.com/en/mgm-rewards.html.

 

One-Night Comps vs. Two-Night Comps Calendars

For this round, I did not get any offers for two-night comp rewards. If you’ve been reading my other myVEGAS posts, you will know that I haven’t spent one penny on this game. I’ve heard though if you have spent money, you are likely to receive two-night reward comps. 

 

Cash Back with Rakuten

If you are planning on spending money on an extra night with your comp night, make sure you sign up for Rakuten before you book. If you haven’t heard of Rakuten, I wholeheartedly recommend you sign up. It’s an online coupon tool that helps you get cash back on almost anything you buy. I have been a big fan of this for years (even when it used to be called Ebates) and I encourage you to sign up since it’s totally free. You literally get paid back real money every couple of months or so. I used to have a check mailed to me but now I’ve opted to have my cashback be paid back via PayPal which makes it even more convenient. Right now, Rakuten is offering 2.5% cash back on select MGM properties. Also, if you sign up through my referral link, it helps keep this blog running!

 

Other myVEGAS Rewards Posts

• myVEGAS Rewards: MGM Grand Buffet Review 2022
• myVEGAS Rewards: How to Stay at the Bellagio for Free
• myVEGAS Rewards: Getting a Free Room at the Aria Without Gambling
• myVEGAS Rewards: Bellagio Buffet 2-for-1 Review
• myVEGAS Rewards: 2-for-1 Cocktail at Juniper Lounge (Park MGM)
• myVEGAS Rewards: Free Cocktail at Aria’s Lobby Bar

 

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// Aria //

Loyalty Points Needed:

• 100,000 (One-Night Stay)

 

// Bellagio //

Loyalty Points Needed:

• 150,000 (One-Night Stay)

 

// Excalibur //

Loyalty Points Needed:

• 15,000 (One-Night Stay)

 

// Luxor //

Loyalty Points Needed:

• 18,000 (One-Night Stay)

 

// Mandalay Bay //

Loyalty Points Needed:

• 75,000 (One-Night Stay)

 

// MGM Grand //

Loyalty Points Needed:

• 75,000 (One-Night Stay)

 

// New York New York //

Loyalty Points Needed:

• 40,000 (One-Night Stay)

 

// Park MGM //

Loyalty Points Needed:

• 75,000 (One-Night Stay)