What Hotel Is Best To Stay At On The Strip?
I'm a 21 year old gonna be going in december (week before christmas) heard it's slow then...my gambling budget is $250-$300 a night for gambling only and I was wondering where I should stay at on the strip...I want something relatively central....I want to hit up a few of the big casinos and a few of the smaller ones I wana see MGM Casino, Bellagio, Mirage, Caesars, But I'm no high roller so I also wantt to see Casino Royale, Slots of Fun, and any other low limit casinos with good blackjack and slots options I was thinking of MGM grand, price is not THAT big of an issue as I'm sure I will find promo codes and deals around that time of year. Would you recommend MGM Grand for the location, gambling, and access to other places? Room Comfort is really important to me as well because I will probably book a suite since I will mostly gamble, drink, and relax Is MGM a good choice, or are there other better or similar ones like how is the Mirage, Caesars, TI, Luxor, etc... Thanks!
Rental car or Cab it in Las Vegas?
I am going to be in Vegas for 4 days and 3 nights for business, renting a car is going to cost about $200. My conference and my room are at the same hotel that is not exactly on the strip. I want to go to the Sugar Factory restaurant and store, Sammy's L.A. Pastrami, and to and from the airport. Do you think it would be better to cab it or rent a car?
What should I do when I visit Las Vegas?
If you want to experience a different side of Vegas than the Strip, check out the Fremont St Experience (Fremont Street Experience - Downtown Las Vegas) in Old Town. You get to see a light show on the biggest video screen in the world (free!), take a photo with 1 million dollars cash at Binion's (free!), look at Sharks at Gold Nugget (also free!), and get $12 steak and lobster between 9PM and 11PM (quality is questionable and there's a long line). Pro tips: (1) You don't have to dress up here at all, (2) the Deuce/SDX takes you here from/to the strip so don't waste money on taxis, (3) bring cash, because the ATM fee is pretty steep.For a fantastic view of Vegas and amusement park rides 1,000 ft off the ground (makes them so much scarier, trust me), you can go to the top of Stratosphere. For $36/day you get to go on the 3 rides as many times as you want. For ~$120 you get to jump off of Stratosphere (https://skyjumplasvegas.com/).When you get tired from shopping/gambling/beaching mid afternoon, Mandarin Oriental (just a hotel, no casino attached) has a great tea lounge and bar on the 23rd floor. For $38, you can get a nice pot of tea, some afternoon snacks, and a great view of Vegas from above. My boyfriend and I split one order of the afternoon tea and it was definitely enough food & tea for the 2 of us.It’s not a complete Vegas trip without some day drinking and clubbing. I’d highly recommend checking out one of the beach clubs in Vegas. A lot of my favorite DJs perform in Vegas regularly and pool parties are awesome.If you want to go on a chill hike, camping trip, or get in some outdoor rock climbing, go to the Grand Canyon (duh!) or Red Rock National Park (Red Rock Canyon Interpretive Association). Red Rock is only a short 20 minutes outside of Vegas, has some truly stunning views, and is just all around a great place to visit and get away from the crowds in Vegas.If you want to be amazed by human ingenuity and like massive infrastructure projects, then the Hoover Dam is for you. You can easily book a tour online or in person at the counter, and you get to see the inside of the dam and learn all about how engineers in the 1920s and 30s changed the landscape and solved water problems for 4 different states. It’s easily one of the most spectacular man-made structure I’ve ever experienced in my entire life.
Excalibur VS Circus Circus VS New York New York?
My Family is going to Las Vegas on July 3 - July 7 I have I going to las vegas with me(mom),dad,age 11 child, and a teen age 14. Tell me some Promotion codes for some travel website (Priceline,expedia,orbitz,etc.) or tell me with hotel should I book Tell me more info(which tower should i stay, where should i eat,etc.) and tips!!!!!! Answer this question Now I want 8 or more people answer this question. Thanks Circus Circus l Quality ! 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 Star MARK YOUR RATING EVERY HOTEL l l
How do I tell if someone is a prostitute?
Personality profile of a prostitute:Put money before everything and everyoneWill lie straight to your face and risk giving you herpes, hpv, etc because your relationship and trust is only worth $150 to themProstitution is basically a romance scam with sex involved, so if you catch a woman in multiple lies, chances are they got it from lying to men all dayUsually had issues with one or both parentsMental health: narcissistic personality disorder, borderline personality disorder, bi-polar etc causes a lot of women to turn to prostitution because they are not stable enough for regular day jobsImmigrants and women that have little to no income are at risk of becoming prostitutesWomen that don’t offer up details of their job, such as location, schedule etcWomen that seem to be busy at all hours and that want to spontaneously meet-upWomen that have more than one phoneIf you live with a woman and find bulk condoms and KY jelly in abundance in a “kit”If you have sex with a woman the very first time but it seems very rehearsed and automatic like she’s done it 1000 times then good chance its her work routineSome day in the future your partner will be able to ask you any question and a little brainwave reading device will give you a true or false result. “Hey babe, did you ever sell sell….?” *BEEPPPP*