Danamy
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I'm going in a couple of weeks and haven't been for a while, has anyone been recently with any recommendations/tips?
I've already booked in the Priory for when I return
I've already booked in the Priory for when I return
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FogBlueInSanFran
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Uh, yeah. Stay indoors. it's going to be over 40 C there for the next 10 days. It'll probably cool down to 39 by the time you get there.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Creasers Palace is like a f*cking time-machine. No clocks, and the lighting is designed to confuse you as to what time it is.
Keep an eye on your watch.
Keep an eye on your watch.
feedthegoat27
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Best place in the world.
Not sure what you've done in previous visits but the credit card sandwich at check is always worth a shot.
They have the biggest wheel in the world now at The Linq (where I'm staying in September), and also a zipline thing.
Rent a cabana? MGM rent them for free with just a minimum spend on food/drink required.
Happy hours....Blondies in Planet Hollywood has 2 daily these days.
Not sure what you've done in previous visits but the credit card sandwich at check is always worth a shot.
They have the biggest wheel in the world now at The Linq (where I'm staying in September), and also a zipline thing.
Rent a cabana? MGM rent them for free with just a minimum spend on food/drink required.
Happy hours....Blondies in Planet Hollywood has 2 daily these days.
No casino has clocks. The lighting remains constant day and night. There’s a reason for it.Creasers Palace is like a f*cking time-machine. No clocks, and the lighting is designed to confuse you as to what time it is.
Keep an eye on your watch.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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I was there in May. It's a most bizarre place. The Strip reeks of weed.No casino has clocks. The lighting remains constant day and night. There’s a reason for it.
Yep, it’s great isn’t it. :-)I was there in May. It's a most bizarre place. The Strip reeks of weed.
Danamy
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I'm not sure that will be happening, there's 10 of us sharing a suite in the Cosmopolitan and I can assure you it's no Brokeback Mountain trip.....it'll be more along the lines of pool parties with bars/clubs.Try the dawn/sunset horseback rides through red rock canyon. Fake cowboy experience but it's what you do as a tourist.
I do fancy old Vegas for a night out, I didn't really experience that end of Vegas last time we were there
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better dead than red
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Best place in the world.
Not sure what you've done in previous visits but the credit card sandwich at check is always worth a shot.
They have the biggest wheel in the world now at The Linq (where I'm staying in September), and also a zipline thing.
Rent a cabana? MGM rent them for free with just a minimum spend on food/drink required.
Happy hours....Blondies in Planet Hollywood has 2 daily these days.
$20 for all you can drink draft beer. I don't know the going rate in Vegas but where I live I could make my money back in about 3.25 beers with plenty to go.