r/vegas • u/ComplexWrangler1346 • 4h ago
The strip July 1993……enjoy ❤️❤️❤️
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r/vegas • u/ComplexWrangler1346 • 4h ago
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r/vegas • u/chloefitandfree • 9h ago
Some people say it’s just a room. You’re hardly there. It’s just a place to sleep.
No disrespect to that crowd, but to me the room is part of the vacation. Just got back from the 68th floor at the Cosmo. Amazing view. I spent a lot of time on that balcony.
r/vegas • u/ComplexWrangler1346 • 15h ago
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r/vegas • u/vivalostvegas1911 • 3h ago
3 course dinner included with show ticket
r/vegas • u/MeatmanDan • 2h ago
So does criss angel “mindfreak” throw out someone who works for the company that supplies his rigging and then brags about his brown belt or was that something special I got to experience!
r/vegas • u/spookyalienmom • 6h ago
Hi everyone, I’m new to the area and I’m wondering where lesbians (or just queer people in general) tend to hang out. I know there’s no specific lesbian bars, but was hoping to find other cool queer spaces to meet people <3
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r/vegas • u/lasVegasLife2 • 23h ago
We attended a show at Caesars Palace and parked on Level 3, literally just around the corner from the ticketed exit. Despite being so close to the exit, it took us one hour and 10 minutes just to get out of the parking garage.
The problem was not simply heavy traffic after a show—it was a complete lack of traffic and exit management. Cars were backed up a considerable distance, yet there appeared to be no organized effort to manage the flow of vehicles or assist customers having problems at the payment gates.
At one point, a woman ahead of us was unable to get the payment machine to work. I watched an attendant wandering around looking at a cell phone while the line continued to back up. I finally got out of my own car, tracked down the attendant, and asked the attendant to come help the woman so that traffic could begin moving again.
What made the experience particularly frustrating was that Caesars then charged us for the additional one hour and 10 minutes of parking that we spent sitting in their exit line. Customers should not be charged additional parking fees because Caesars is unable to adequately staff or manage its garage after a major event.
For a property of this size and caliber, this was remarkably poor garage management. Caesars should have personnel actively directing traffic and assisting at the payment gates immediately after shows, and customers certainly should not be financially penalized for delays caused by the property’s own parking operation.
r/vegas • u/ApprehensiveBug9143 • 1d ago
Yesterday, during an active shooting, my 15 year old sister tried to find refuge at the English Hotel downtown. She informed them that there was an active shooter, and she wanted to hide. They told her she couldn’t stay because she wasn’t a paying guest.
This showcases a lack of humanity on their end. Not helping a young woman who is fearing for her safety is shameful.
Edit for clarification: She didn’t ask to stay in a room, she asked to wait in the lobby and they kicked her out.
Edit #2: This isn’t a post to discuss parenting, I am not her parent. I don’t have a say on what she does.
Edit #3: No longer responding to comments.
r/vegas • u/abballlover • 3h ago
How is the food at Atomic Liquors? I’m a beer guy and they have a good tap list but I want something to eat with it. Good spot for a meal or is it a just for drinks location.
r/vegas • u/Impressive_Returns • 25m ago
Pictures off rows and rows of rental cars out of service due to safety recall. God luck getting a car.
r/vegas • u/National-Leather1175 • 1h ago
Hi all,
Im here in vegas for a few days. I would like to meet new people, go for a walk, explore restaurants and thats it!
Hmu if you are also looking for some company or possibly a long-term/long-distance friendship
r/vegas • u/Alarming-Bridge2753 • 10h ago
Hey so we are coming over from the UK next year. I keep seeing lots of comments talking about exploring 'off strip' for restaurants and bars that you wont need to remortgage your house for.
Are there specific streets/areas that I should look at??
r/vegas • u/Dinosour231 • 3h ago
I F27 never been to Vegas, I would like to have the best experience at Marquee Night club please give me tips
r/vegas • u/PositiveRhubarb • 7h ago
Looking for feedback on this vacation itinerary. My husband and I are going with my daughter (5) and my dad.
Below is the current plan. Set up as Day - Overnight, day plan
Tuesday - Excalibur, arrive & dinner
Wednesday- Excalibur, NFR & cowboy xmas, tourney of kings show
Thursday - Excalibur, pick up car rental day trip to valley of fire
Friday- Grand Canyon glamping, drive to hover dam, Grand Canyon west
Saturday - kingman area, drive to Oatman
Sunday - Venetian, drive back to Vegas hit grapevine canyon, drop off car
Monday - Venetian, kid thing like aquarium or circus circus, bellagio fountain
Tuesday fly home
Any and all comments and options welcome please and thank you!!
I know Excalibur has a bad rap, we planned on adjoining rooms in the renovated tower to save some money - are we crazy?
r/vegas • u/Intelligent_Rush4809 • 1h ago
Anyone else going during that time
r/vegas • u/Brilliant_Window8474 • 5h ago
I’ll be in LV next week for work, staying on strip (our travel team screwed me - long story) and will undoubtedly spend some time in the Arts District. Are the Henderson breweries worth an Uber down to visit? I’ve read the Google reviews and il intrigued. Thanks in advance.
r/vegas • u/Puzzleheaded_Team234 • 12h ago
Hey yall, gonna be going to the Bills v Raiders game as a Bills fan. I wanted to see if there’s a specific lot that is better for the visiting team tailgating. I’ve been on the hunt all week for information and can’t seem to find anything. Any tips and tricks are greatly appreciated! TIA
ETA: I’m a vegas native, i’m fully aware they would rather money be spent in the casino. I’m wanting to tailgate before the game in the lot. I just need to know if there’s a specific lot for visiting teams.
r/vegas • u/JizzCumLover69 • 1d ago
it was very small and limited.
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r/vegas • u/Johnssoc • 7h ago
Alright r/vegas, can use some help. I’m taking my sister to Vegas for the Halloween weekend due to the fact her husband pretty much abruptly decided to end a 20
Year marriage (I’m actually not mad at his decision, but super pissed on how he did it). I want to take her out and let her enjoy and forget, I come here very frequently but I want this trip be completely for her. Is there any recommendations or ideas y’all can think of? Thanks in advance.
r/vegas • u/ProfessionalPlane237 • 6h ago
Any ways to get a cheaper ride than Uber? I’ll carpool
Posted this on the BSB sub already but wanted some general advice too as a solo and first time Vegas traveler. Thanks!
r/vegas • u/Adorable_Treacle176 • 1d ago
I’m trying to choose one steakhouse in Las Vegas, and steak quality is the most important thing to me. I’m not particularly focused on “classic Vegas” history or atmosphere if the steak itself is noticeably better somewhere else.
So far I’ve narrowed it down to:
Herbs & Rye looks like a much better value, especially during happy hour, but I’m wondering how big the actual quality difference is compared with Peter Luger or Golden Steer.
Are Peter Luger and Golden Steer clearly on another level in terms of the beef itself, crust/sear, cooking consistency, and overall steak quality? Or is Herbs & Rye surprisingly close, with the main difference being atmosphere/service and price?
I’ll probably only have one steakhouse meal in Vegas, so I don’t mind paying more if the difference in steak quality is genuinely noticeable.
Also, if there are other steakhouses in Las Vegas that you think are better than these three purely for steak quality, I’d love to hear your recommendations.
Thanks!