Vegas
HRPager
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I'm getting married in Vegas on March 31st and we will be there a week. Any shows that people suggest that are must sees?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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I also saw a plane crash in the mountains one morning as I was looking out my hotel room window. However I don't believe that was scheduled and I doubt that they will do it again for you. I read in the paper the next day that the student pilot (roh-roh) and the instructor were killed.
I also like the guys on every street corner "flipping" their girly cards at you. And, of course, the sidewalk vendors who have just about anything you could want. I especially enjoyed the little stand where the guy was selling hot dogs and internet access. I couldn't quite figure out the synergy there.
Being a student of the mafia and the history thereof, I had to visit the coffee shop at the Stardust, go across the street to the Flamingo, and had to see if it was really true that the strip hotels are limited to 31 stories.
Have fun!!!
If you like comedy...the comedy club at the Tropicana is pretty good.
and each hotel on the stip does it's own "show" after dark....the Bellagio has fountains with lights and music....Tropicana used to do a laser show...you just walk the strip and you'll see them...they are free and it's nice to be out when it's not so HOT!
Congratulations and enjoy!!!
PS the rollercoaster at NY NY is worth doing, once. But get on the list early...some days it fills up quickly.
Have fun! Viva Lost Wages!
My ex and I about lost it... of course we were already laughing so hard about getting married in Vegas by Elvis that it didn't take much!
Such a surreal moment in my life... the clerk only asked my ex if his legal name was Ronnie.. no other questions...
Of course we were a poor Army family and stayed at the cheapest room we could possible find and stayed as far away from it as possible the entire time we were there.
I agree with Shadowfax that you should certainly see "Mystique." You'll be amazed! The escape and ride to Hoover Dam is awesome. Two completely different experiences, but both worthwhile.
Take a gondola ride at the Venetia, should prove to be very romantic and cheesey. They even serenade you with Italian love songs. I loved it.
Wedding went great - got married at the Flamingo - really fun, beautiful, and stress free, it was great!