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Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace: 2026 Prices and Line Strategy

Las Vegas' most-hyped buffet runs $65–90 a head in 2026. What the money buys and how to skip the 90-minute queue.

2026 pricing

  • Weekday brunch/dinner: ~$65–75
  • Weekend seafood-and-steak service: ~$85–90
  • Unlimited champagne pairing: ~$30

Why people keep going

Nine kitchens, 300+ dishes, and stations that rotate — Korean pork belly lettuce wraps, shrimp cocktail mountains, a crepe station, and desserts that photograph like a patisserie. It remains the most complete buffet on the Strip.

The line problem

Peak weekend dinner queues hit 60–90 minutes without a reservation. Fix it one of three ways:

  • Book a prepaid time slot online when the calendar allows
  • Dine at weekday opening, 4–4:30 PM for dinner service
  • Use Total Rewards credits at off-peak hours where applicable

Worth it?

For seafood lovers on a weekend, yes — the crawfish and oyster stations alone approach the ticket price. For breakfast-only trips, cheaper options downtown deliver 80% of the experience.

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