Has anyone been LFB at the Flamingo?

I%26#39;d like to know if anyone has been LFB at the Flamingo. I am ususally LFB at the Atlantic City properties but there is nothing on my reservation confirmation. I can ask at check-in but I don%26#39;t even know if they do that in Vegas since it%26#39;s my first time staying with HET. Thanks in advance for your replies.

Has anyone been LFB at the Flamingo?

I do not want to be stupid, but what the h*ll is LFB?

Has anyone been LFB at the Flamingo?

RFB means Room Food Beverage. Meaning all those are comped. LFB as far as I know is the London Fire Brigade.

Our hotel nights are always comped at HET properties. We have a good bank of TR points so that is always used for food. We have occasionally been comped a meal that did not require we use our TR points. I think HET differs from MGM properties in that usually the room is comped but other expenses are taken from you TR account first.

We have stayed at Harrahs, Caesars and Flamingo in Vegas and they all work the same.

Have a fun and winning trip.

Another Heart RN

Lodging food and beverage maybe??????

LFB = Limited Food, Beverage and Casual Dining.

Sorry, LFB means limited food/free board, it includes casual dining and buffets. I used most of my reward credits last trip so they are pretty low this trip. Thanks everyone.

Thanks Jaco, you said it much better than I did.

You said it just as well :)

I%26#39;d go ahead and just call casino marketing and ask to speak to a host at the Flamingo - they should be able to tell you straight up if you qualify for anything.

HeartRN - we%26#39;re LFB in AC (platinum card) and we just got back from 9 days in LV - staying at the Flamingo. Our rooms were comped for the entire stay, any meals that we ate at Harrahs properties we charged to the room (total $375). When we checked out they took all of the meals off, but they also used our TR dollars too. I think next time we%26#39;re there, I%26#39;ll just go to the Spa, and have them use my TR $$$s - that way they won%26#39;t be able to take them.

Good luck!

I thought it was a bit far for the London Fire Brigade.