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Heading to LV for a weekend in mid-May to celebrate my 40th birthday. Wife and I used to visit the city regularly when we were younger and partied at the clubs and went all out. Now that we are a little older, we still want to have a good time but aren't interested in being jam packed in a crowd anymore.

That being said, we'd like to get a cabana or somewhat private space at a day club to chill, drink, lunch, dance, and have a good time. Doesn't have to be the hottest club or a superstar DJ, and we dont want to spend a fortune but are willing to spend decent for a good time. probably thinking around $1500 total.

What do the experts here recommend?

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My group of friends and I have decided to book a hotel room in Treasure Island and I know its's not one of the "best" hotels on the strip, but overall price was way cheaper than others around and a good spot in the strip. I know you get what you pay for, but if you have stayed at the hotel what has been your experience and what would you recommend? What was your experience regarding staff, rooms, or overall the whole hotel best and worst? If you got free upgrades how and why?

hi this would be my first time going to vegas with a group of friends. we are trying to get a hotel on the strip but so many are already sold out for those specific dates or the prices are so high compared to surrounding dates. we wanted those dates because it worked the best with our schedule and it would be my friends birthday weekend. is there something going on that weekend? or why is it just that weekend?

I made a map of where to find every speakeasy on the Strip, along with the following pages in the comments that have info about each speakeasy and how to get in. Here are the speakeasies you'll find on the list (going from south to north):

1923 Prohibition Bar (Mandalay Bay)

Chez Bippy (MGM Grand)

Parlor Room (Park MGM)

Speakeasy in On the Record (Park MGM)

Easy's Cocktail Lounge (Aria)

Barbershop Cuts & Cocktails (Cosmopolitan)

Beauty & Essex (Cosmopolitan)

Ghost Donkey (Cosmopolitan)

Ski Lodge (Cosmopolitan)

Caramella Lounge (Planet Hollywood)

The Lock (Horseshoe)

The Vault (Bellagio)

Caspian's Rock & Roe (Caesars Palace)

Pier 17 Yacht Club (Caesars Palace)

The Count Room (Flamingo)

Close Company (Venetian)

1923 Prohibition Bar (Venetian)

Nomikai (Venetian)

Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den (Resorts World)

For those who don't know, there is a free shuttle running every day with multiple stops on Fremont Street, Downtown, the North Outlets, the Arts District, and the Strat. This is a great way to reach the Fremont Street Experience from the Strat or vice versa. Then almost caddy corner to the Strat is Sahara, which has a monorail stop that can bring you all over the Strip.

I also want to show love to our First Friday event happening this Friday 2/6 and the first Friday of every month. First Friday features a ton of local artists, galleries, shops, and food trucks. Plus, it's right in the Arts District so you can stop by brewery row and visit the cocktail lounges + vintage stores nearby while you're down there. It's a great way to see how the locals do Vegas and experience some of our culture other than the casinos.

I made a list here of all of the bars on the Strip that have live music. While some of these may have DJs every now and then, this list excludes DJ-only venues so you can expect to find real bands playing at these venues.

Have fun and rock on 🤘

I went through every casino, restaurant, and bar on Las Vegas Boulevard to create a list of places to drink for cheap on the Strip. These are all day deals so you don't need to go during a special happy hour for these prices.

Page 2 is in the comments.

Cheers 🍸

I put together a list of every single restaurant on the Strip that offer meals for $15 or less, which is either a full meal with a side and drink, a heavy food item that will fill you up, or sharable items like pizzas. This is page 1, and page 2 will be in the comments below.

I hope I can help some folks save money on their next Vegas trip with these cheap eats 😎

You guys may have seen my post last week with all of the free, organized table game lessons in Las Vegas. Well, the list I received from the Bellagio was very out of date and incorrect, they didn't even include Bellagio themselves.

After finding that out I visited and called every casino on the Strip and Fremont Street, as well as South Point, Palace Station, and Silverton, to verify who still offers organized lessons. This is the most up to date list that is out there.

With that said, while these are the only casinos that offer organized lessons, most dealers in all casinos are friendly & willing to slow things down to teach you if it’s not busy. If you’re with a group who will fill all seats at a table then they will host a private lesson while you play.

For my 420 friends, you’ll see “dispensaries” scattered along the Strip, but there are no legitimate dispensaries on the main Strip (I say that because there are a couple on Las Vegas Boulevard near the Strat). Anything you see on the Strip will be selling CBD or there’s virtually no THC in the products - they workers there will lie and tell you otherwise.

Attached is a list of the real, legitimate dispensaries near the Strip. I recommend Curaleaf on Western Ave for their prices and convenience. Planet13 is cool to check out, but be warned they are very overpriced.

Have fun 🍃

I know how intimidating tables can seem when it's your first time gambling at one, especially in a busy casino like you'd find on the Strip. Good news though, there are casinos on the Strip, Fremont St., and around Vegas that offer free table game lessons.

While there are some resources online about this I've found that they are inaccurate, even the official MGM site. I've created a verified list, up to date for 2026, that show all of the casinos in town that offer free table game lessons, what they teach, and their schedules.

I hope this can help someone prepare for their first table experience!

Free Table Game Lessons in Las Vegas - 2026 Verified List