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Caesars Clarifies Total Rewards' Comp Show Ticket Policy

July 10, 2012 at 1:32 PM | by | Comment (1)

Taken away back in April, free show tickets have returned for certain tiers of Total Rewards. But, where once everything was understood, now confusion reigns.

Last week, our East Coast Gambler reported on how comp tickets were back (kinda). Several websites noted that while the perk had returned in June, availability was limited to just Seven Stars members. After our post, though, several fans reached out to us to let us know that Diamond members could get free tickets again, too. We reached out to Caesars Entertainment to clear things up and here is their official response:

The benefit is available to Diamond and Seven Stars members (2 free tickets per member) and a BOGO (buy one, get one) offer for Platinum members. One benefit redemption per calendar month per account.

Shows are:
Harrah's - Defending the Caveman, The Improv, Legends in Concert and Mac King
Imperial Palace - Jeff Civillico, Divas Las Vegas and Human Nature
Flamingo - Nathan Burton and Vinnie Favorito
Bally's - Tony n' Tina's Wedding and Jubilee!
Paris - Anthony Cools and Empire Comedy
Rio - Penn & Teller

Caesars' representative tells us that a few additional shows may be added as well. We'll let you know if and when that happens!

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Not sure....

....why anyone would bother with trying to "earn" these comps.  For many of these shows, you can clip a coupon and see it for free, or ten bucks for an upgrade.

It's nice to be given free things, but as an incentive to gamble, this just doesn't work.

sammasseur on July 10, 2012 at 3:05 PM #Permalink

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