I've never seen or heard of a drink ticket, can you take them to the bar? Because I thought drinks are free if you even have a $1 horse bet ticket but you do have to wait for sometime to get it ( depending on how large you tip) but if your looking to get a drink at your leisure these tickets sound good if you can take them to the bar.
Still confused sorry.....do you give the drink tickets to the waitress ( who I thought served free drinks to any shlub with a bet ticket) or is there a bar in the sports book to take the tickets too, also if the answer is bar in sportsbook, are the tickets for ANY kind of drink?
Maybe you can tell I'm a big drinker and this means a lot to me lol
You don’t have to place a bet to get a drink at Bellagio. Just show up to the sportsbook, find a chair, and a cocktail waitress will be around to take your order. The Bellagio’s drink policy (they don’t even use tickets) is as lenient as you’ll find along the strip.
Las Vegas Hotel is another book that doesn’t go the drink ticket route. At LVH, you simply need to place a wager (the bet amount doesn’t matter), and then show the ticket to a cocktail waitress. The waitresses come around to both the general seating area and also the adjacent Fan Cave.
South Point began giving away freebies very liberally. You can likely get multiple drink tickets for minimum-sized wagers, in the neighborhood of $10 and $20. If you place a bet and ask for a ticket, there’s a good chance you’ll get one and possibly a couple.
Las Vegas Hotel is another book that doesn’t go the drink ticket route. At LVH, you simply need to place a wager (the bet amount doesn’t matter), and then show the ticket to a cocktail waitress. The waitresses come around to both the general seating area and also the adjacent Fan Cave.
South Point began giving away freebies very liberally. You can likely get multiple drink tickets for minimum-sized wagers, in the neighborhood of $10 and $20. If you place a bet and ask for a ticket, there’s a good chance you’ll get one and possibly a couple.
