We enjoyed our casual meal and a few drinks before the show. We ultimately decided on Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill adjacent to the Caesars casino. I wanted a convenient, low maintenance, less stuffy, but intriguing dining experience for the three of us. After a five minute or so wait in the line for lowly Gold members, I obtained my membership card from a perky, helpful rep.

That was a big strikeout – inserting my ID just led to the unit directing me to the membership desk. I had the time to pick one up, anyway.įirst, I stopped by a Caesars Palace kiosk to print my membership card. I could’ve tried showing my card on the Caesars Rewards app, but I decided a regular card would be simpler.

In preparation for redeeming at Caesars restaurants, I’d heard it’s helpful, but not necessarily required, to have a physical Caesars Rewards membership card to provide the waitstaff. My Caesars Rewards Redemption Experience That Pesky Membership Card I had a great opportunity to redeem on my recent Vegas trip to see U2 at Sphere. I’d known for a good while that I could redeem Caesars Rewards points for one cent each on dining at select Caesars outlets but had never gotten around to doing so. Until recently, my primary goal in transferring between Wyndham Rewards and Caesars Rewards points (1 to 1) was to extend their expiration date. Here’s how my recent Caesars Rewards dining redemption experiment turned out. But I do end up in Las Vegas every so often, so leveraging the Wyndham/Caesars Rewards partnership is a no-brainer. These points have a terrible expiration policy, my family and I aren’t Vacasa people, and Wyndham doesn’t offer many properties we’re interested in visiting.

Now that I’ve redeemed my Sonesta points, my most annoying hotel point currency is probably Wyndham Rewards. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. This post may contain affiliate links - Advertiser Disclosure.

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