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The Best Birthday Freebies in Las Vegas

Posted on March 28, 2024   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Rob Kachelriess

Rob Kachelriess

Happy Birthday sign on a wall.

Happiness is free, especially on your birthday. (Nata Serenko/Getty)

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Free Birthday Stuff in Las Vegas

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Happy birthday to us! Today marks two years of City Cast Las Vegas 🎂 To celebrate, we’re highlighting free stuff available to Las Vegans on their birthdays.

📽️ Free Fun

Atomic Scooters offers a free two-hour rental or Taco Foodie Tour if you bring enough participating friends. See a free birthday movie at Maya Cinemas by joining the rewards program.

🥃 Free Booze

Score a free shot at Nacho Daddy or Diablo’s Cantina (with a drink purchase) inside the Luxor. Bin 702 at the Downtown Container Park and Flight Club at the Grand Canal Shops have free birthday cocktails.

🍽️ Free Food

It’s not uncommon for a restaurant to serve an on-the-house birthday dessert. Ask for the key lime pie at King’s Fish House, chef’s choice at Azzurra Cucina Italiana, and the brownie sundae at Buca di Beppo, which our own Sonja Cho Swanson said was too big to finish. Grimaldi’s serves a free 16-inch pizza with a few conditions. Gorilla Sushi in Henderson has an all-you-can-eat birthday special when you bring three friends (with a reservation and Nevada ID required). The Front Yard has a free surprise dish for your birthday too.

😶‍🌫️ Free Highs

Okay, dispensaries can’t really give out weed for free, but you may get a pre-roll for a penny (or a bag fee) on your birthday. At last check, The Dispensary, Euphoria, Inyo, Jardin, and ShowGrow were among the pot shops offering the deal with no extra purchase.

🎰 Free Casino Play

Casinos like to offer free play (anywhere between $5 to $25) for a birthday. Your best bet is the Sahara, which randomizes the offer with a prize as high as $500.

Just remember, birthday deals can change at any time and often require rewards club memberships.

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