Las Vegas Challenge: 7 Buffets in 24 Hours

April 15, 2010— -- Forget three square meals a day. In Las Vegas, where everything is bigger and some might say better, you can now get seven.

Imagine starting your day with unlimited omelets, baked ham, sausage and waffles and then moving on to pizza and rotisserie chicken for lunch, maybe some sushi or prime rib for an afternoon snack and then Alaskan crab legs, Kung Pao chicken, turkey and lamb for dinner. Finish the day off with a midnight ice cream sundae, slice of cheesecake and some apple pie... or just more pizza.

Thanks to a new Vegas special you can eat all those dishes and so much more in just one day, on one tab.

Meet the "Buffet of Buffets." Casino giant Harrah's just introduced the deal where for $29.99 anybody can have unlimited access seven of its Las Vegas buffets in a 24-hour period.

Guests can have breakfast at Caesars Palace, brunch at the Flamingo, an early lunch at the Imperial Palace, a late lunch at Paris Las Vegas and then dinner at Planet Hollywood or the Rio or both.

You get the point. Strap on a wristband and gorge yourself silly for 24 hours.

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The promotion started Monday morning and so far the response has exceeded casino executives' expectations, according Michael Weaver, vice president of marketing for Harrah's Entertainment.

Harrah's estimated that 200 people a day would take the company up on the offer. By noon of the first day, 715 people had already purchased the 24-hour pass.

"The response is significantly higher than we through it would be, blindingly higher than we thought it would be," Weaver said. "It was a little like drinking water out of a fire hose."