Las Vegas 24-Hour Buffet Pass 2026: Is It Still Available?

Short answer: We could not verify an active, multi-property 24-hour Las Vegas buffet pass from Caesars’ current dining and specials pages as of September 7, 2026. The old Caesars “Buffet of Buffets” concept still appears in older articles and social posts, but readers should not treat a historical pass price or list of included buffets as a bookable 2026 offer. Caesars’ currently published Las Vegas specials instead include a venue-specific Bacchanal Buffet Early Bird Dinner: $69.99, Monday through Thursday, 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., reservation required. [1]

That distinction is important. A search result for “24-hour buffet pass” can surface old pricing, closed buffets, and expired promotion pages. This guide explains what can be confirmed today, how to avoid buying an unverified deal, and how to build a satisfying Las Vegas buffet day using current venue information.

Is the Las Vegas 24-Hour Buffet Pass Still Available in 2026?

The careful wording here is deliberate: absence from the active pages we reviewed is not proof that no future promotion can ever return. It does mean that a traveler should demand a current official listing before paying for a purported pass. If Caesars launches a new program, its live specials or venue pages are the right place to confirm the price, included restaurants, dates, exclusions, and booking terms.

What Was the Former Buffet of Buffets Pass?

Older Las Vegas coverage commonly refers to a Caesars-linked “Buffet of Buffets” pass that was marketed around repeated buffet visits during a 24-hour window. That history explains the search demand, but it also creates a content trap: the collection of participating venues, prices, and rules in old posts may no longer describe current restaurant operations. A third-party status page that still documents the former deal says it is not currently available; we use that only as historical context, not as a source for a current price. [2]

Current Alternative: Bacchanal Early Bird Dinner

Caesars currently promotes Bacchanal Buffet’s Early Bird Dinner at $69.99 from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Thursday, with a reservation required. Caesars can change promotion dates, prices, and availability, so confirm the live total and terms before you lock in plans. [1]

Bacchanal is at Caesars Palace, 3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South. The official restaurant page describes more than 250 dishes across nine chef-attended action stations and gives the venue’s contact details and dress-code rules. It is a single-venue meal rather than a multi-buffet pass, but it is an active, verifiable choice. See our detailed Bacchanal Buffet Price 2026 guide for the Line Pass process, price-verification checklist, and group-planning notes. [3]

How to Plan a Buffet Day Without an Unverified Pass

1. Choose one anchor buffet. Start with a venue whose official page confirms it is operating on your date.
2. Verify the live total. Check meal-period price, taxes, gratuity, drinks, children’s rules, reservation requirements, and any holiday or event pricing.
3. Leave time between plans. Resort interiors, Line Pass check-in, and Strip crossings take longer than a map pin can suggest.
4. Keep the second meal flexible. Instead of prepaying for a questionable pass, choose a different current restaurant or lighter meal after you know how the first meal goes.
5. Save the official receipt or confirmation. It is the most reliable record of the price and terms you accepted.

Wicked Spoon and Other Current Buffet Options

Wicked Spoon at The Cosmopolitan is another current Strip buffet option, but its official page does not publish a fixed adult price in the text reviewed for our guide and says pricing and the menu can change. It lists daily brunch-oriented hours, child policies, and direct reservation/contact routes. That is why venue-level verification is more useful than a general “buffet pass” claim. Read our Wicked Spoon Buffet Price 2026 guide before relying on a quoted price from an old article.

For a broader editorial comparison, use our Best Las Vegas Buffets guide. It can help narrow the experience you want, while the venue’s official booking channel should decide the current cost and availability.

How to Spot an Outdated Buffet-Pass Listing

• It names restaurants or buffets that no longer operate, without linking to a current official booking page.
• It lists a historical price but no updated date, taxes, holiday terms, or reservation instructions.
• It treats a Line Pass, a reservation placeholder, or a restaurant special as the same thing as unlimited multi-venue access.
• It asks you to purchase before showing active official terms and an operator contact channel.

Las Vegas 24-Hour Buffet Pass FAQ

Can you still buy the Las Vegas 24-hour buffet pass?

We could not verify an active multi-property 24-hour buffet pass on Caesars’ current Las Vegas specials or Bacchanal pages reviewed on September 7, 2026. Check the operator’s live official pages before paying for any claimed pass.

What is the current Caesars buffet deal?

Caesars’ Las Vegas specials page currently lists Bacchanal Buffet Early Bird Dinner at $69.99, Monday through Thursday from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., with a reservation required. Confirm live terms for your date. [1]

Is Bacchanal included in a 24-hour buffet pass?

Do not assume that it is. We could not verify an active multi-venue 24-hour pass from the current Caesars pages reviewed for this article. Use Bacchanal’s official page and booking flow to verify its own current terms. [3]

How should I budget for a Las Vegas buffet day?

Verify one venue’s current meal price first, then budget separately for taxes, gratuity, drinks, transportation, and any additional restaurant meal. Avoid using an old buffet-pass price as your overall trip budget.

Sources and Methodology

Last verified: September 7, 2026. We reviewed active Caesars Las Vegas specials and Bacchanal Buffet pages to identify currently published offers and venue information. We found no active multi-property 24-hour buffet pass on those pages. We used a historical status page only to explain why older “Buffet of Buffets” claims still appear in search results; it is not used as evidence of a current offer. Prices, menus, availability, taxes, and terms can change, so confirm directly with the operator before spending money.

Sources: [1] Caesars Las Vegas Specials · [2] Las Vegas Direct: Historical Buffet of Buffets status page · [3] Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace