Caesars Rewards Air Charter Flights: Six Destinations, No Tier Required, and a Public Price Anyone Can Look Up
Caesars Rewards Air flies to six destinations, none of them Las Vegas, and Caesars' own page says a rewards card is not required to book. We ran its public flight search for all 226 airports in the menu on November 10, 2026: 210 trips from 120 airports, at $149 to $1,699 a person before a $50 fee. What an invitation changes is the price.
Published 2026-11-10.
Caesars Rewards Air charter flights go to six places, and Las Vegas is not one of them. Caesars' own page lists Laughlin, Atlantic City, Biloxi, Lake Tahoe, Reno and New Orleans, flown for it by Sun Country on 737s, and its travel page says, "A Caesars Rewards card is not required to book on our charter." No tier is required either. There are two prices instead: the one the public search quotes to anybody, and the one inside an offer, which Caesars' disclaimers describe as "by invitation only."
We ran that public search on November 10, 2026, without signing in, for every one of the 226 airports in Caesars' departure menu. It returned 210 trips through late February from 120 airports, at $149 to $1,699 a person before a $50 administrative fee. The other 106 airports returned nothing.
Six destinations: Harrah's Laughlin; Harrah's, Tropicana or Caesars in Atlantic City; Harrah's Gulf Coast in Biloxi; Eldorado or Silver Legacy in Reno; Harrah's or Caesars Republic at Lake Tahoe; and Caesars New Orleans. A package is the flight, three or four nights, no resort fee and the airport transfers. No Caesars Rewards card or tier is needed to book at the public price. Discounted and complimentary seats arrive as invitation-only offers, for two passengers at most. Add $50 a person in administrative fee on trips through December 31, 2026, and $55 after. Cancel more than 30 days out for a full refund; inside 30 days it costs $400 per reservation. Search at caesars.com/myrewards/air or call 866-986-1647.
Where the planes go, and where they do not
Each destination has its own page on Caesars' site, and each names the hotels. Laughlin is Harrah's Laughlin. Atlantic City is Harrah's Resort, Tropicana or Caesars. Biloxi is Harrah's Gulf Coast. Reno is Eldorado or Silver Legacy. Lake Tahoe is Harrah's or Caesars Republic, the former Harveys, and those flights land at Reno, 56 road miles from Stateline. New Orleans is Caesars New Orleans.
Caesars also publishes a rolling list it calls Upcoming Flight Information. On November 10 it showed 30 round trips for the ten days from November 9 to 19: 12 to Laughlin, six to Atlantic City, five to Biloxi, five to Reno and two to New Orleans, collecting passengers at 34 airports, three of them in Canada. Every one of the 68 flights was a Sun Country 737-800.
The booking tool has a Las Vegas region, and our search found no trip in it. Caesars covers Las Vegas with airfare credits instead, a different benefit for different people: its tier table gives Diamond Elite members a $600 airfare credit to Las Vegas once a year and Seven Stars members a retreat with airfare up to $1,200, both paid against a commercial ticket. Our Caesars Rewards explainer has that table. Neither Tunica nor Cherokee is a charter destination on Caesars' page. Laughlin's tourism office says the charters also serve Tropicana Laughlin; Caesars' page and every quote we saw named only Harrah's.
Who can book, and what an invitation changes
The rules that apply to everyone are few. Every passenger "must be on a confirmed reservation with Caesars Rewards Air in advance." Anyone on "any discounted or complimentary charter package" must be at least 21. A credit card holds the reservation, and a signed Tour Participation Agreement is due within seven days of booking.
The rules for offers are stricter, and Caesars states them in one line: "All offers are by invitation only, are nontransferable and are date, time, and flight specific." A second line caps them: "Maximum of 2 passengers permitted on all offers."
Nowhere does Caesars publish what earns an invitation. We read the Caesars Rewards benefits table tier by tier and found no charter benefit at any level, Seven Stars included; the only air lines in it are the two credits above. So there is no tier for the charter. There is a public price, and there are offers, sent to players Caesars has chosen for reasons it keeps to itself. Our charter comp piece covers how that side tends to work.
The price, the fee and the penalty
These are the public quotes, per person, across every airport that returned a trip.
| Destination | Hotel | Low to high | Most common |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlantic City, 3 nights | Harrah's or Tropicana | $149 to $749 | $279 |
| Atlantic City, 3 nights | Caesars | $279 to $829 | $379 |
| Laughlin, 4 nights | Harrah's Laughlin | $299 to $849 | $649 |
| Biloxi, 3 or 4 nights | Harrah's Gulf Coast | $129 to $529 | $329 |
| Reno, 4 nights | Eldorado or Silver Legacy | $209 to $849 | $209 |
| Lake Tahoe, 4 nights | Harrah's | $259 to $1,349 | $259 |
| Lake Tahoe, 4 nights | Caesars Republic | $409 to $1,649 | $409 |
| New Orleans, 3 or 4 nights | Caesars New Orleans | $159 to $1,699 | $649 |
The night counts are the usual ones; a handful of trips ran a night shorter or longer. The search quoted the same figure per person whether the room held one traveler or two. Laughlin was the least variable: 89 of its 105 quotes were $649, with seats on flights leaving within two weeks marked down to between $299 and $549 and the New Year departures marked up to $799 and $849.
Then the additions. Caesars' disclaimers set a "$50.00 per person Administrative Fee for trips operating through December 31, 2026," rising to $55 from January 1, 2027. The search applied exactly those amounts. The Atlantic City price "does not include the $7.54 per night NJ State Travel & Tourism Fee," so a $279 Harrah's package this year comes to $351.62. A hold of up to $300 for incidentals goes on your card at check-in.
The penalty is in the agreement you sign. Cancel more than 30 days before departure and the refund is full. Cancel later, or miss the flight, and it is a "$400 per reservation cancellation/no-show fee." Find a substitute passenger and you get the money back less $25 a person, though the agreement warns that discounted or complimentary pricing "may not transfer" to the substitute. Payments are protected in part by a surety bond from Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland.
The 150 cities are fewer than they sound
Caesars' page says its charters depart "from more than 150 cities nationwide," and the line gets repeated as though a plane left your regional airport every few weeks. The search says otherwise.
Of the 226 menu entries, 120 returned at least one trip in the three and a half months we could see. Among the 106 that returned none were JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, Los Angeles, Miami, Phoenix, both Washington airports and Honolulu. Of the 120 that fly, 42 had exactly one trip and none had more than four; the ten with four were Detroit, Columbus, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Nashville, Atlanta, Appleton, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston Hobby and Midland. Sixty-seven airports were sold to a single destination.
Laughlin is the one that reaches furthest. It was on sale from 74 airports, against 39 for Reno and Lake Tahoe, 32 for Atlantic City, 31 for Biloxi and 12 for New Orleans, and three of the four Canadian airports with a flight, Edmonton, Winnipeg and Calgary, went only there.
The useful picture is a plane that visits your airport two or three times a winter and goes where it is going. Appleton's airport publishes its own calendar of them, and it reads like that: Laughlin in October, Biloxi in November, Laughlin again in December. The search shows only what is on sale, and Caesars had loaded flights through February 25, so more will appear.
What replaced what
The program was Total Rewards Air until Caesars renamed its loyalty card, and the airlines have turned over more than the name. By Wikipedia's account, Allegiant signed with Harrah's in March 2002 to fly charters to Laughlin and Reno and lost the work in December 2012, when Caesars moved it to Republic Airways. Global Gaming Business reported in June 2015 that Caesars had signed three-year deals with Sun Country and Via Airlines for more than 1,800 flights and 100,000 passengers a year, to Atlantic City, Laughlin, Tunica and Biloxi. Via filed for Chapter 11 in 2019. In November 2021 the same magazine reported a new five-year agreement with Sun Country, beginning in March 2022, for Gulfport and Laughlin.
Tunica is the destination that fell away. Harrah's Tunica closed on June 2, 2014. Horseshoe Tunica is still a Caesars casino and Tunica's airport is still in the departure menu, but the town is not among the six destinations and no trip went there. Lake Tahoe, Reno and New Orleans are on today's list and were not in the 2015 contract.
Today's agreement names Sun Country, on a 737 "with a maximum of 183 public charter seats," or SkyWest Charter, on a CRJ200 "with a maximum of 30." Allegiant agreed in January 2026 to buy Sun Country and, again by Wikipedia's account citing CNBC, closed on May 13, so the airline that lost the Harrah's contract in 2012 now owns the one that holds it. The two operate separately for the moment, and every Caesars page we read still says Sun Country.
There is no online check-in: everyone goes to the ticket counter, which opens two hours before departure and closes at 45 minutes, and one checked bag of up to 50 pounds flies free. Our charter flights page lists the 120 airports with the destinations each was sold to, next to the two other programs worth knowing: the Riverside's Laughlin flights, which need no invitation at all, and MGMAir to Beau Rivage. If gambling has stopped being something you decide the cost of in advance, 1-800-GAMBLER is free and confidential.
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