Bunny Ranch Offers Baggage Fee Credit to Travelers

CARSON CITY, Nev. — On the heels of announcements from at least three airlines that they'll be charging passengers new fees to carry on luggage, the Bunny Ranch brothel has unveiled a promotion designed to offset travelers’ financial woes.

Starting June 15, American Airlines will charge passengers $15 for their first piece of luggage and $25 for their second piece. The Bunny Ranch promotion will pay visitors back that first $15.

Customers at the Bunny Ranch must present a luggage claim stub to be eligible for the promotion.

"As long as the airlines keep sticking it to the consumer, we feel obligated to help," Bunny Ranch Owner Dennis Hof said. "And we won't ask what's in your luggage, even though the girls may be curious. We're all about helping the little guy — so to speak."

But American Airlines isn't the only airline that's added a luggage fee, and $15 isn't the only amount being charged. United Airlines has added a $25 fee for the second bag and $125 for three bags. Customers of Spirit Airlines will also have to pay new fees tat vary between $5 and $10 per bag, depending on whether they book their flights online or at the airport. Will the Bunny Ranch adjust its reimbursement accordingly?

A representative for the Bunny Ranch told XBIZ no.

"When you party, we'll credit $15 to your account," the representative said.

In 2004, the Bunny Ranch offered free sex to Canadian soldiers returning from Afghanistan.

Related:  

Copyright © 2026 Adnet Media. All Rights Reserved. XBIZ is a trademark of Adnet Media.
Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.

More News

Anastasia's Bedroom Introduces 'Lightly Loved Lingerie' Collection

Anastasia’s Bedroom, a Canadian-based online retailer, has debuted its Lightly Loved Lingerie collection.

LELO Debuts 'Surfer 2' Anal Plug

LELO has introduced its new Surfer 2 anal plug.

Our Erotic Journey Expands 'Cristal Collection' of Vibrators

Our Erotic Journey has introduced five new vibrators from its Cristal Collection.

Nice & Naughty Names Chris Fleiger Director of Operations

Michigan-based retail chain Nice & Naughty has appointed Chris Fleiger as its new director of operations.

XBIZ Retreat to Make Its Cabo Comeback Aug. 17-21

XBIZ Retreat will return to Cabo San Lucas Aug. 17–21, bringing together top LATAM retail buyers and pleasure product brands for a week of dealmaking and networking.

Orion Debuts 'Oral Fun' Vibrator Collection

Orion Wholesale has introduced its Oral Fun vibrator line.

Federal Judge Orders Refunds for Companies That Paid Trump Tariffs

A judge for the U.S. Court of International Trade on Wednesday ordered U.S. Customs and Border Protection to refund duties paid under the Trump administration’s sweeping program of tariffs.

Full Circle Introduces 'My Buddy' Plug Collection

Full Circle has debuted its new My Buddy line of vibrating anal plugs.

Vibratex Names Kerrie McKinnon as Retail Specialist

Vibratex has named Kerrie McKinnon as its new retail specialist.

Orion Debuts 'Suspender Corset' From Cottelli Lingerie

Orion Wholesale has introduced a suspender corset from its Cottelli Lingerie line.

Show More