How to Beat Casino Gift Shop Prices: Insider Tips for the Las Vegas Strip Target

When you visit Las Vegas, resort gift shop prices can empty your wallet faster than a bad night at the tables. A single bottle of water in a casino lobby can easily run $6 to $10, and a forgotten phone charger might cost $30. 

That is why the two-story Target Las Vegas Showcase is one of the best budget secrets in town. Located at 3767 Las Vegas Blvd S (right next to M&M's World and across the street from Park MGM), this location packs big-box retail savings directly onto the center of the Strip.  

What You Will Find Inside

Unlike standard suburban superstores, this urban concept store is curated specifically for travelers and locals on the go:

• Packaged Groceries and Fresh Snacks: Grab bananas, bottled water cases, sodas, energy drinks, and deli snacks to stock your hotel mini-fridge.  

• Beer, Wine, and Spirits: Pick up pre-game drinks, seltzers, and mixers without paying casino lounge prices.  

• Travel and Health Essentials: Sunscreen, pain relievers, electrolyte powders, toiletries, and cosmetics in travel or full sizes.  

• Pool and Nightlife Apparel: Swimwear, flip-flops, sunglasses, quick-change outfits, and basic essentials.  

• Vegas Souvenirs: T-shirts, magnets, and novelty items at regular retail pricing rather than typical souvenir-shop markups.  

• In-Store Starbucks: Grab your morning latte right off the sidewalk.  

LAS Discounts Insider Tips

1. Ask for Target.com Price Matching

   While prices here are generally far lower than casino stores, a few high-demand items (like certain spirits or convenience goods) can carry slight location premiums. Target team members can price match the official Target app or Target.com price at checkout. Just pull up the product page on your phone before paying.  
   

2. Use the Target App for In-Store Pickup

   If you are walking back to your room at Park MGM, Aria, or MGM Grand, order via the Target app 2 hours in advance and select "Order Pickup". Your order will be bagged and waiting at guest services, saving you time weaving through crowds.  
   

3. Check the Endcaps for Travel Clearance

   The back endcaps of aisles on the second level often feature seasonal clearance markdowns on pool floats, sun care, sunglasses, and travel accessories.
   

4. Beat the Midday Rush

   The store opens early at 7:00 AM. The best window to shop without checkout lines is between 7:30 AM and 10:00 AM, before the Strip foot traffic peaks.  

Keep this spot bookmarked for your next Las Vegas trip, and check back with LAS Discounts for more ways to enjoy the Strip without overspending.