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Ballys & Paris LV interchangeable?

#1

I got an offer from Ballys/Paris that includes comped room on most days in
Sept/Oct (2 days at Paris or 3 days at Ballys). I assume this comes from
about 2 hours of fast play on the 5-play quarter NSUD at Ballys.

I've stayed at Ballys once before, & I recall the room as quite nice, though
a notch below what I got at Caesars. I'm curious about 2 things. If I'm only
staying for 2 days, I could choose either place. Are the Paris rooms
noticeably nicer than Ballys? If so, I'd want to stay at Paris, eat at Paris
(LOVE that buffet), but do all my play on the Ballys VP. So I also wonder
whether the Ballys/Paris system is so completely integrated that, say, I
could charge Paris meals to my Paris room, & then at the end see a host who
would, assuming sufficient play at Ballys, pick up the food charges to the
room?

Or if I'm playing at Ballys, am I better off staying at Ballys?

Thanks as always,

Stuart (RandomStu)

#2

I stay at Paris and play at Bally's all the time. It does not matter
which casino you play at.

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Or if I'm playing at Ballys, am I better off staying at Ballys?

Thanks as always,

Stuart (RandomStu)

#3

I haven't stayed there in a while, but for player tracking and comp purposes
Bally's and Paris were essentially the same casino. The north tower rooms
I've had at Bally's are large, but I would go with a room at Paris. Request
a "P" room if available. They are corner rooms, a bit larger than standard
with windows on 2 walls. They are also quite a hike to the elevators if
that is a conideration. You may also want to request a view of the B's
fountains.

Chandler

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Subject: [vpFREE] Ballys & Paris LV interchangeable?

I got an offer from Ballys/Paris that includes comped room on most days in
Sept/Oct (2 days at Paris or 3 days at Ballys). I assume this comes from
about 2 hours of fast play on the 5-play quarter NSUD at Ballys.

I've stayed at Ballys once before, & I recall the room as quite nice, though
a notch below what I got at Caesars. I'm curious about 2 things. If I'm only
staying for 2 days, I could choose either place. Are the Paris rooms
noticeably nicer than Ballys? If so, I'd want to stay at Paris, eat at Paris
(LOVE that buffet), but do all my play on the Ballys VP. So I also wonder
whether the Ballys/Paris system is so completely integrated that, say, I
could charge Paris meals to my Paris room, & then at the end see a host who
would, assuming sufficient play at Ballys, pick up the food charges to the
room?

Or if I'm playing at Ballys, am I better off staying at Ballys?

Thanks as always,

Stuart (RandomStu)

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