For those of you that like Fremont Street, it has alot of construction going on right now..they are making the zip line longer and has things a little congested...

For those of you that like Fremont Street, it has alot of construction going on right now..they are making the zip line longer and has things a little congested...
The 5 mile strip is a must do. Starting off by ascending (by elevator) the Stratosphere tower where you get a total perspective view of the city and if you're brave enough pay $110 dollars to sky dive off the tower!!
I'ts a relative $2.50 to use the deuce bus pass that gives you 24hr usage,believe me if you think...
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If you are in vegas, never miss the fremont street experience. There is a Deuce Bus in vegas which charge $8 for 24 hours. This pass is totally worth as it covers the strip from Mandalay Bay to Fremont Street. Freemonth street is best viewed at night with all the lighting and all. Though we could cover it in day...
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Very entertaining, the lights and music are awesome. Food isn't too bad, lots of things to see or buy. I will definitely go back again.
Wow, tried to use Best Of Vegas to get show tickets for my son and I. Booked the shows in May for an August visit. When we got there in August, BOV had booked our seats for May!!!????? Really? The two shows had to scramble to give us leftover seats in the back. And their 100% Satisfaction guarantee? USELESS. They...
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Downtown vegas has a different feel to it than the strip. The casinos are more like you imagine from the movies, the beers are cheaper and the poker is great. Then there's the light show on Fremont street and other street entertainment. Love the strip too though.
Was exiting to see the light show, and Treasure Island show. The lights on the strip beckon you to enter all the casino's. The shops make you want to come in...
always love the engery really is a city that never sleeps you can do so much need more than a week to realy explore even more but oh boy need a vacation when you get home
A trip to Vegas is not complete without seeing the images that made the town famous.The older hotels in this district still have the original signage and lighting from the mid-century surge that made this town wht it is today. You will thrill to the feel of having all of those dancing lights at street level rather than looking at...
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Been to Las Vegas more than a few times over the years. We stayed Downtown back in the 90's, and on the Strip more recently, but it has always seemed the slot machines downtown were generally more generous than slot we played on the Strip.
Just got back from Las Vegas this week though, and this trip our experience was...
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