Local Deals for Veterans and Military in Honor of Veterans Day | Local Las Vegas News, headlines

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) – Businesses, stores and restaurants in the Las Vegas Valley offer veterans many offers Sunday and Monday, on the occasion of Veterans Day.

Tropical smoothie – Veterans and active duty members can enjoy a free 24 ounce smoothie from any of the valley's tropical smoothie locations all day Sunday. To get a free smoothie, a valid military ID is required.

M Resort Studio B Buffet – On Monday, veterans and serving military members who present a valid Military Identity Card will be able to enjoy a meal or free breakfast at the M Resort's Studio B Buffet. The buffet is open from 11h to 20h.

Free rides with RTC – The Southern Nevada Regional Transportation Commission all day Sunday. Veterans or active duty members can borrow RTC transit, including all residential roads, Deuce and Strip & Downtown Express, free of charge, by presenting a valid military ID to the driver of the bus.

HeadzUpVegas – By using promo code VETERAN18, veterans can purchase a ticket and get a free ticket to the HeadzUpVegas Tower Art Museum, its archery badge and some rooms. ;evasion.

This Veterans Day weekend, we are offering a purchase, a free one for all veterans. Valid for the tour art museum, archery shooting and selected escape rooms. Use coupon code VETERAN18 at checkout! # Veterans Day pic.twitter.com/1W0gZqAxnn

– HeadzUpVegas (@HeadzUpVegas) November 6, 2018

Lion Habitat Ranch – Veterans and active duty military can enjoy free entry to Lion Habitat Ranch in Henderson all day Sunday. Admission requires a valid military identity card. The ranch is open from 11h to 14h.

Big clips – With a valid military ID card, veterans and active military can get their hair cut for free with Great Clips. Non-servicemen who get their hair cut Sunday will receive a free cut card to give to any military they know. The haircut cards are redeemable until December 31st.

Free Burger in Red Robin – Red Robin restaurants will offer a free hamburger to veterans and serving members. The chain of restaurants requires proof of service in order to receive a free hamburger.

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