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Pogue wrote:

Lisa and I lived in Vegas for a couple of years (96-98). Lisa was a cigarette girl at the Flamingo and Cesars so I usually gambled there. Vegas has changed a lot in the last ten years (and even more the ten years before that) but he is what I recommend

Phillips Super Club: this is THE old mobster hangout, it has changed maangment since we moved but it is still a cool place to grab a steak and a little quite time.

Buffet at the Winn: Expensive but the best buffet in town by a long shot. They have all you can drink mimosa/beer/wine so drinkers always get there moneys worth here.

The Peppermill: On the strip neat the stratosphere. This is the best lounge in the city. Have at least one ice cream cocktail. This was our hangout when we lived in Vegas, it has the best Starsky and Hutch vibe in vegas.

Hotels: I suggest staying at a different hotel every visit, there are so many cool ones it is fun to try all of them out. A good start is the Hard Rock and the Palms, the Luxor is great if you want a jacuzzi suite. The Winn and Venetian are the nicest right now (IMO), if you have money to blow stay here. If your on a budget downtown is always an option.

The best gambling is downtown or in the suburbs, get out of the fancy hotels is you are a serious gambler. They don't pay for those desert palaces with hotel room revenues.

If you win big at any point in the weekend just leave the casino. The locals rule is if you double your bank at any point in the night walk away. If you walk in with $500 to lose and end up with $1000 you are way out on the lucky side of the bell curve. Go buy something or go home but stop gambling because you are a winner.

Author:	daughtersfan18 [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 1:13 am ]
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Even been there and if you did how did you spend your time?

Author:	living dead [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 1:18 am ]
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daughtersfan18 wrote: Even been there and if you did how did you spend your time? I spent my time (about an hour) at the roulette wheel. I spent my money there too (ALL of it) I drove back to my friends house then

Author:	irsk [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 1:23 am ]
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I've been twice - first time saw a lot of shows, did some gambling, lost some money, and got turned away from some of the nicer restaurants. 1st time was enough to last me a long time, so the second time which was a business trip, I pretty much just couldn't wait to get out of there.

Author:	BloodDrinker6969 [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:16 am ]
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I was there for 22 hours on a whim to be married. I really wanna go back though. I ate at the Belagio and vomited because I over ate and was still air sick from the flight.

Author:	locomoto566 [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 8:06 am ]
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Eating, shopping, eating, gambling, eating, shows, eating and uh. . . eating.

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Author:	toybotstudios [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 8:07 am ]
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Blue Man Group!!!

Author:	creevox [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 9:05 am ]
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Penn and Teller-never disappoint, hysterical live show Blue Man Group Whatever Cirque du Soleil production that is running (insane to see in person) Whatever you do avoid the Elvis Museum and Liberace museum. Except if you get a kick out of odd experiences which I usually do, but these two stops weren't even worth that.

Author:	Mutonismyfriend [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 12:25 pm ]
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I used to have good friends there, and went maybe 20 or so times from 1998 to 2001 - LOVED it, even though I don't gamble (maybe spent about $100 on video Poker over the course of visits) - used to chow down on those buffets, especially some out of the way locals only places. I hear prices are a lot higher these days though. Wonder if they still have the coaster on teh outside of teh Stratosphere? Kind of crap, but its very high up which is fun. The coaster at Sateline on the way form LA put em off coasters for life though. Talk a bout a bone shaking neck breaker...urrrgh.... i USED to like my coasters smooooooth. One place to check out is the Red Rocks about 20 minutes outside Vegas. Really beautiful, great scenery. There is a cool mountain lodge I went to once as well...felt so far from Vegas. But if u r there froa short time, maybe teh Strip will do it.

Author:	M500 [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 1:20 pm ]
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We stay at the Hard Rock (which is a great mixture of pure cheesiness and plastic surgery), party at the pool, wake up in someone elses room, eat at Firefly, drink at Freakin Frog and do it all over again... last years vegas trip photos m500[/url]

Author:	Pogue [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 2:47 pm ]
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Lisa and I lived in Vegas for a couple of years (96-98). Lisa was a cigarette girl at the Flamingo and Cesars so I usually gambled there. Vegas has changed a lot in the last ten years (and even more the ten years before that) but he is what I recommend Phillips Super Club: this is THE old mobster hangout, it has changed maangment since we moved but it is still a cool place to grab a steak and a little quite time. Buffet at the Winn: Expensive but the best buffet in town by a long shot. They have all you can drink mimosa/beer/wine so drinkers always get there moneys worth here. The Peppermill: On the strip neat the stratosphere. This is the best lounge in the city. Have at least one ice cream cocktail. This was our hangout when we lived in Vegas, it has the best Starsky and Hutch vibe in vegas. Hotels: I suggest staying at a different hotel every visit, there are so many cool ones it is fun to try all of them out. A good start is the Hard Rock and the Palms, the Luxor is great if you want a jacuzzi suite. The Winn and Venetian are the nicest right now (IMO), if you have money to blow stay here. If your on a budget downtown is always an option. The best gambling is downtown or in the suburbs, get out of the fancy hotels is you are a serious gambler. They don't pay for those desert palaces with hotel room revenues. If you win big at any point in the weekend just leave the casino. The locals rule is if you double your bank at any point in the night walk away. If you walk in with $500 to lose and end up with $1000 you are way out on the lucky side of the bell curve. Go buy something or go home but stop gambling because you are a winner.

Author:	straightoutta..LOKASH [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 3:42 pm ]
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^Great advice,thanks!

Author:	Paulkaiju [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:11 pm ]
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Pogue wrote: The Peppermill: On the strip neat the stratosphere. This is the best lounge in the city. Have at least one ice cream cocktail. This was our hangout when we lived in Vegas, it has the best Starsky and Hutch vibe in vegas. I agree. best place in Vegas. I stumbled there all the way from the Flamingo just for a dirty Martini.

Author:	newera84 [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:33 pm ]
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i was just there like 2 weeks ago.. i had a lot of fun.. stayed for 3 day 2 nights at the mirage.. but it was basically was gamble, drink, eat, club, sleep, recover and repeat.. i only saw one show which was gordie brown a comedian pretty fun show tho.. clubs i like pure at cesars, and tryst at the wynn..

Author:	rhinomilk [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:37 pm ]
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never EVER ask a cabbie for advice to where a good strip club is.

Author:	scud80 [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 6:02 pm ]
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it will be a long time before i can stomach vegas again ... i played on a blackjack team for a while and was there for maybe 6 weeks in a 6 month period or so ... in general the biggest casinos have the best blackjack rules if that's your thing (mandalay, mgm, caesar's, wynn, bellagio, etc).

Author:	chris [ Tue Feb 06, 2007 7:43 am ]
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I've been to vegas once. The wifey and I got married their on the 4th of July. What a blast, just me and her. Goodtimes.

Author:	M500 [ Tue Feb 06, 2007 7:19 pm ]
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bannedindc wrote: its been decided I'm going to find whatever party m500 is at ,come SDCC. and I will be there. We decided to go to Japan instead of sdcc. Probably a wise choice, marriage-wise.

Author:	Pogue [ Tue Feb 06, 2007 7:21 pm ]
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I would pick Japan over SDCC any day, make sure to go to Kyoto.

Author:	Paulkaiju [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:40 pm ]
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rhinomilk wrote: never EVER ask a cabbie for advice to where a good strip club is. I've never had a problem with that. I had fun, poor as a Mofo, but I had fun.

Author:	rhinomilk [ Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:49 pm ]
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well. i guess you got lucky then.. unless you like seeing a performance with rotting teeth, a razor, and shaving cream i always have a fun time in vegas though... anyone got suggestions for a good sandwich? I had a real good one at a spot inside wynn and another place (but i can't remember)

Author:	daughtersfan18 [ Tue Feb 06, 2007 10:28 am ]
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Pogue wrote: Lisa and I lived in Vegas for a couple of years (96-98). Lisa was a cigarette girl at the Flamingo and Cesars so I usually gambled there. Vegas has changed a lot in the last ten years (and even more the ten years before that) but he is what I recommend Phillips Super Club: this is THE old mobster hangout, it has changed maangment since we moved but it is still a cool place to grab a steak and a little quite time. Buffet at the Winn: Expensive but the best buffet in town by a long shot. They have all you can drink mimosa/beer/wine so drinkers always get there moneys worth here. The Peppermill: On the strip neat the stratosphere. This is the best lounge in the city. Have at least one ice cream cocktail. This was our hangout when we lived in Vegas, it has the best Starsky and Hutch vibe in vegas. Hotels: I suggest staying at a different hotel every visit, there are so many cool ones it is fun to try all of them out. A good start is the Hard Rock and the Palms, the Luxor is great if you want a jacuzzi suite. The Winn and Venetian are the nicest right now (IMO), if you have money to blow stay here. If your on a budget downtown is always an option. The best gambling is downtown or in the suburbs, get out of the fancy hotels is you are a serious gambler. They don't pay for those desert palaces with hotel room revenues. If you win big at any point in the weekend just leave the casino. The locals rule is if you double your bank at any point in the night walk away. If you walk in with $500 to lose and end up with $1000 you are way out on the lucky side of the bell curve. Go buy something or go home but stop gambling because you are a winner. Wow, I seriously need to check all these places out. Maybe it's the fact that I'm under 21 so I can't "enjoy" the city as it's intended.

Author:	bannedindc [ Tue Feb 06, 2007 11:10 am ]
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M500 wrote: We stay at the Hard Rock (which is a great mixture of pure cheesiness and plastic surgery), party at the pool, wake up in someone elses room, eat at Firefly, drink at Freakin Frog and do it all over again... last years vegas trip photos m500[/url] its been decided I'm going to find whatever party m500 is at ,come SDCC. and I will be there.

Author:	M500 [ Wed Feb 07, 2007 6:02 pm ]
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Cool, I remember your Kyoto comment after your trip, looks like a good day.

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