FREE Rooms At D Las Vegas For College Students During Winter Break
The D Las Vegas invites college students to let loose and celebrate in Sin City at the newest downtown hotel as the semester comes to a close from December 16 – 24. With a minimum two-night stay, students can book a room for just $39 a night and receive a $39 nightly drink credit to keep the party going at any of the property’s three high-energy bars – that’s like a FREE room for college students on a budget!
LONGBAR
Outfitted with massive flat-screens for prime college sports watching, LONGBAR – the longest bar in Nevada – is the perfect place for students to drink with friends and cheer on their favorite teams.
D Bar
Immersed in the non-stop party action that is the Fremont Street Experience, the dynamic D Bar gives students a place to choose from nearly a dozen flavors of frozen drinks from bikini-clad bartenders or slide down to the other side for a specialty cocktail created by talented, flair bartenders who send bottles and glasses flying through the air.
Vue Bar
Offering an extensive beer menu, Vue Bar is located in the second-floor Vintage Casino where students can enjoy drinks and test their luck on a variety of coin-operated slots and the ever-popular Sigma Derby.
For late-night cravings, Detroit’s iconic American Coney Island, featured on The Today Show, The Food Network and The Travel Channel, serves up its legendary Coney Dogs, chili cheese fries and more at low prices, perfect for college students on a budget.
For a little friendly competition, the college, fraternity or sorority with the most room nights overall will get the ultimate bragging rights and have their flag flown outside of the D during their stay beneath the world’s largest video screen on the Fremont Street Experience.
Visiting college students can call 702.388.2200 or email Sales@theD.com and ask for the College Winter Break Offer. Students must be 21 and older and present valid student ID at time of check-in.
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