r/vegas • u/NaughtyCoupleXXXX • 4h ago
Those were the days! Vegas in the 80's!
I was a kid but remember all the Amazing shows, celebrity line ups, and chilling in the arcade while my dad was smoking back to back cigarettes and gambling!
r/vegas • u/NaughtyCoupleXXXX • 4h ago
I was a kid but remember all the Amazing shows, celebrity line ups, and chilling in the arcade while my dad was smoking back to back cigarettes and gambling!
r/vegas • u/LyzaMonroe • 7h ago
It was one of my favorite places to go while I was in Middle School! How long was it there? couldn't have been that long, right?
r/vegas • u/person12848 • 3h ago
So we booked a Colosseum Deluxe | King Room and were given a Octavius King Room. The one we booked was more expensive cause it’s newly renovated. When I called to try and get the price difference refunded, they said “room assignment happens at the front desk, when you book the room type is a request” and I couldn’t get to anyone who cared to refund the difference. Also, with the credit card Caesars Rewards Prestige Visa we upgraded to stated we’d get instant Platinum status. We have not in 3 months. They do not seem to be honoring anything. Plus you still pay parking even if staying at hotel. Buyers beware of their horrible practices and their bait and switches. Horrible!
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r/vegas • u/Sensitive_One_425 • 5h ago
More maps of the ongoing construction can be found here:
https://lvgp-transportation-info-lvgp.hub.arcgis.com/pages/pre-race-static
r/vegas • u/Lost_Vegas_Love777 • 5h ago
Been collecting since about 2019. About half of the photos are from the 90s and before and half are from the 90s to now. I keep this thing up to date as much as I can. I hope you enjoy and long live Las Vegas!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13DlQNM2aq1Qy_-Y8KfX42tIjw9g_7lBi
I'm (22M) solo traveling to Vegas this Labor Day weekend at first I was going to stay at the cosmo but I wasn't able to get the cheapest room, now it's almost 3k for 3 nights. I'm wondering if The Venetian is a good option?
I'm hoping for a young crowd that I can mingle with and make friends.
Update: I bought the Venetian because Aria was $5000 for 3 nights, Fontainebleau was $3000 for 3 nights and Planet Hollywood, Circa, Flamingo, and other "younger crowd" hotels weren't on the Amex travel portal and I wanted to use the $300 hotel credit to make my stay cheaper which you can only get when you book through AMEX FHR or Amex Hotel Collection.
So I was able to secure the Venetian for $1768-$300= $1468 for 3 nights and complimentary room upgrade upon arrival if available and $100 credit towards on-property charges.
r/vegas • u/hikariness • 8h ago
So crazy to think that these performers in Awakening and Mad Apple only have so much time to find another job. I mean, it could’ve been worse and they could’ve canceled the show with no notice ….but I think this is a good piece that looks at how these entertainment closures affect individual performers
r/vegas • u/maxutilsperusd • 10h ago
I've noticed an increase in the number of businesses, promoters, and professional vacation planners posting and commenting on the sub recently. This sub has always had relatively light moderation, but I feel like advertising for specific businesses or personal services typically wasn't allowed.
Why are we letting Spiegelworld directly advertise shows, the Tao Group post ads through their employees, and promoters and vacation planners comment on every post?
I don't think this sub needs heavy moderation, but there appears to be growing usage of this sub as a free advertising platform and I'm thinking that's not what the vast majority of members are wanting it to be.
Is this just me being on here too much or are things actually going the wrong direction?
r/vegas • u/confirmed_bot • 5h ago
anyone know where I can play this specific craps variant on the strip or downtown?
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r/vegas • u/wonbadmonkey • 3h ago
Was trying to do an offer match as a platinum mgm player with the Venetian. Received a response that asked for all the details (win/loss, requested dates, etc.) but then i noticed in the reply separate instructions for tier matches that must be done in person. I guess i assumed incorrectly that offer match and tier match were the same. Question is, should i go ahead with the offer match (currently getting 4 nights comped and anywhere from $450-$1200 resort credit) and then do the tier match when i get there? or should i just go first (staying at an mgm resort) and do the tier match in person. does it even make a difference. read on some posts about not staying or gambling there first to disqualify from any matching. thanks in advance!
r/vegas • u/drfrink85 • 1h ago
Saw this on IG/Threads. Top comment is UNLV football, I don’t know how hard the strip goes for UNLV/CFB
r/vegas • u/Educational_Tower811 • 1h ago
Any comments on best condo option for a 2 week stay off but near Strip? Thxs
r/vegas • u/Straight_Army_4884 • 6h ago
Hi,
We’ve done Spago, Carbone & Bouchon. It’s our anniversary tonight. We like busy and fun vibe. What else is good? Thanks
r/vegas • u/Cornedbeef__ • 4h ago
Any other kpop fan going and bringing their lightstick? This is my first concert ever but I don’t wanna look like a loser with my ateez lightstick 😭✌️also is it allowed? I looked for concert rules and they didn’t mention NOT bringing one
r/vegas • u/Teach0607 • 11h ago
We are going to see Backstreet Boys at the sphere in January. My 10 year old is coming with me. My husband is coming to Vegas with us, but not going to the show. He mentioned about wanting to see the sphere (so why he didn’t just come to the concert with us I have no idea). I have heard mixed reviews about Wizard of Oz though. Worth the go, being that my daughter and I will be at the Backstreet show?
Im not a huge wizard of Oz fan, but I do like Wicked. My daughter says she’ll do whatever
r/vegas • u/TDoubleDownMac • 1d ago
I swear Vegas content creators make the city look way more expensive than it has to be. Every video is cabanas, daybeds, bottle service, fancy dinners and some “must-do” experience that costs a couple hundred bucks. Good for them, but that’s not how I do Vegas. Give me pizza, tacos, a pool day, a power nap and a casino floor and I’m good. What’s one Vegas thing everyone seems to hype that you’d never pay for?
r/vegas • u/No_Chemical_5388 • 6h ago
Good evening everyone, in October my brother will be in Vegas and he wants to bring me a bodybuilding jersey.
I would like a cropped pump cover that I can only find in the USA or in Vegas. Which stores do you recommend?
r/vegas • u/doctrbrown • 23h ago
Looking at a night in mid-September and was planning to get a table for 4, and see this new option.
The cost for their "GOLD" package is the exact same as getting a 'prime' table -- so same cost, same table. This seems to be 'unlimited' (though worded a bit vague).
The bottles offered are also ok with us, so that's not an issue.
Wondering if anyone has done this or knows anything about it? Because it's vague, and in their interest to not pour, I could imagine slow service, or not giving us additional bottles when we ask for them. I am copying the description from the Tao website below, and attaching their list of bottles.
Any advice appreciated!!
>>>>>>>>>>
At TAO Nightclub we are excited to announce the start of our new experience AllYouCanVIP.
We will have 3 tiers that will start as a minimum 4 guests and will go up per person to max at 10 per table.
Gold $250pp minimum 4 guests which will be prime table location which will start on the more central location of the venue
Admission to TAO Nightclub is included with the purchase of our All You Can VIP Experience — a premium offering designed for guests seeking an elevated evening. This experience includes a reserved table within your selected section, complemented by a dedicated service team consisting of a cocktail server which will be providing drinks to your group though out the evening, security professional, and support staff to deliver attentive, seamless hospitality throughout the night. If you have additional guests that want to join your table, we can simply add them to your existing per person minimum.
Guests will enjoy a curated selection of spirits and champagne, thoughtfully replenished in accordance with party size to maintain an uninterrupted experience. There will be an upgrade menu available for any bottle options not included in the AYCVIP menu if you choose to upgrade your experience even further. Every detail is designed to provide exclusivity, comfort, and the signature high-energy luxury synonymous with the TAO brand.
r/vegas • u/cricketclover • 4h ago
Hey all, planning a scavenger hunt for my friends on Fremont, and I need a good ending location where we can all gather and share a few drinks, talk about the scores, etc. Is there any spot that's NOT going to be a madhouse on a weekend (fine with Fremont East) that conceivably might have space for a group like this? Does a place like Vegas Vickie's get super packed?
Would be fine with a spot that needs reservations. Thanks!
We're heading to Vegas next week. Because of this sub, I learned about the set pricing for taxis from the airport to The Strip.
Is there similar set pricing for other routes? For example, from The Strip to the Fremont area?
We'll have a group of 8 going out to dinner from Park MGM, so I'd like to have a plan as to the best option.
TIA.
Any Uber drivers on here? Do we need a special placard sent to us by Uber in order to pick up at the airport?