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A comprehensive guide to offbeat, bizarre, outlandish and unusual attractions in Las Vegas.
A wealth of unique curiosities can be discovered throughout Sin City for those travelers who like to stray off the beaten path. Below are 10 of the most offbeat attractions in Las Vegas:
ATOMIC TESTING MUSEUM
755 East Flamingo Road
The 8,000-square-foot Atomic Testing Museum traces the role the state played in the development of the United States’ atomic energy program at the Nevada Test Site. View a wealth of artifacts in the exhibition hall, check out the "Ground Zero Theater" and view vintage atomic testing film clips.
BUGSY SIEGEL MEMORIAL
Flamingo Las Vegas, 3555 Las Vegas Boulevard South
A bronze plaque memorial to legendary gangster Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel can be found in the garden at the Flamingo Las Vegas. Siegel, who founded the original Flamingo Hotel in 1946, was "whacked" in his Beverly Hills mansion in 1947.
CRAZY GIRLS SCULPTURE
Riviera Hotel & Casino, 2901 Las Vegas Boulevard South
The award-winning, "cast-from-life" bronze Crazy Girls sculpture at the entrance to the Riviera Hotel & Casino showcases the best "assets" of the talented performers who make up "Las Vegas’ Sexiest Topless Revue." The Crazy Girls sculpture has evolved over the years into one of the most popular photo ops in Las Vegas.
KING TUT’S TOMB
Luxor Las Vegas, 3900 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Within the luxurious Luxor Las Vegas lies an exact replica of King Tutankhamun’s tomb, which was discovered by British archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922. Numerous Egyptian artifacts also can be viewed during the 15-minute self-guided walking tour.
LIBERACE MUSEUM
1775 East Tropicana Avenue
Founded in 1979, the Liberace Museum celebrates the life and music of the late, flamboyant entertainer (full name: Wladziu Valentino Liberace), who was known as "Mr. Showmanship." View Liberace’s pianos, jewelry, costumes, custom car collection (including a hand-painted, red, white and blue Rolls-Royce convertible!), awards, antiques and more.
NEON MUSEUM
425 Fremont Street
Many of the legendary neon signs that once lined the Las Vegas Strip are on display at this fascinating outdoor museum, which lies adjacent to the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas.
PINBALL HALL OF FAME
3330 East Tropicana Avenue
Operated by members of the Las Vegas Pinball Collectors Club, the Pinball Hall of Fame houses one of the world’s largest pinball collections. All pinball machines, which range from the 1960s to the present, are available to play (bring your quarters).
STAR TREK: THE EXPERIENCE
Las Vegas Hilton, 3000 Paradise Road
Trekkies, Klingon impersonators and thrill seekers alike will want to check out the interactive Star Trek: The Experience, which includes two lively attractions, BORG Invasion 4D and Klingon Encounter, as well as the History of the Future Museum, Quark’s Bar & Restaurant and a specialty store full of tons of collectibles and memorabilia.
WORLD’S LARGEST GAMBLING SUPERSTORE
800 South Main Street
Take home a unique souvenir of your trip to Las Vegas with a visit to the 8,000-square-foot Gamblers General Store, which features personalized poker chips, roulette wheels, blackjack tables, pai gow sets, dice, playing cards, used slot machines and much more.
WORLD’S LARGEST GIFT SHOP
2440 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Just about every type of souvenir can be found at Bonanza Gifts, which bills itself as the "World’s Largest Gift Shop" (since Guinness World Records does not have such a category, we’ll just have to take their word for it!). Whether you’re looking for tacky T-shirts, Rat Pack postcards, Minnetonka moccasins, dice bracelets or classic dealer’s visors, you’ll find it here. Celebrities who have shopped at Bonanza Gifts include Nicholas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Michael Jackson and Carrot Top.
| By Ralph Wiseman Published: 8/21/2007 |
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When staying in Las Vegas, one thing you’ll never have to do is settle for less than stellar accomodations. With some of the most extravagant and luxurious hotels available anywhere in the world, Las Vegas has suite to fit your particular taste and lifestyle…
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Las Vegas is known for its opulence, thanks to the mega-resort hotels that have cropped up on the strip ever since The Mirage first opened its doors in 1989. Since that date, not all that long ago, the level of luxury available on the strip has grown exponentially. The most recent of these mega-resort hotels to have been built is the Wynn Hotel, complete with its own golf course and Ferrari/Maserati dealership. Built at a cost of US$2.7 billion, it was the largest privately-funded construction project in the U.S.
Although the 5 Diamond Award-winning Wynn Hotel is one of the more desirable properties on the strip, there is no shortage extravagant accommodations in Las Vegas. For example, Steve Wynn’s previous property The Bellagio offers the Villa One Suite for $6,000 a night. This private Villa offers two bedrooms, a private dining room, private gym and its own private entryway through a secret tunnel. Each villa features its own secret garden and the 130-person staff help make your stay a memorable one.
The Venetian Hotel offers the Presidential Suite to high rollers who gamble 6-8 million per night and $150,000 per hand. Baccarat seems to be the game of choice for guests of this suite. Although this suite seems to be reserved for only the biggest whales, If you aren’t a big gambler you can opt in for the Chairman Suite for $15,000 a night. This suite features a mosaic tile entryway, trickling fountain and oriental artifacts may make you feel transported to another era, but the room’s 27 televisions, karaoke room, beauty salon, spa and gym are all state-of-the-art. You also get your own private butler who is available at your beck and call, your own cleaning service, in-room spa service for emergency facial or collagen injections, and the promise of a hotel staff that will do just about anything to make you happy (as long as it is legal, of course.) A Guggenheim Art Museum offers guests of the Venetian many pieces of fine art by masters like Picasso, Van Gogh, Manet and more.
Just off the main casino floor of Caesar’s Palace, past a private guarded entrance, an elevator takes invited guests to the Artemis & Neptune Villas. These indoor mansions are available to casino-invited guests only, and each villa includes its own golf simulator.
If your idea of luxury is to have premium white glove service, the perhaps the MGM Skylofts are your cup of tea. For between $800 - $10,000 a night depending on the date and other factors, you can rent one of these one, two or three bedroom suites that can be as large as 6,000 square feet with 24-foot-high ceilings. The MGM Skylofts come with unparalleled service including a butler unpacking and packing service, in which your butler will press your outfits and polish your shoes without being asked. Other services include airport transfer in a Mercedes Mayback 62, a steam room in every bedroom, and exclusive VIP restaurant + entertainment privileges.
The Four Seasons Suites which take up the top five floors of the Mandalay Bay Hotel offer a more refined and subdued setting for those guests who prefer to escape the bright lights and party atmosphere of the Las Vegas Strip. Why not retreat to the Four Seasons’ Presidential Suite which features floor-to-ceiling windows that offer expansive views of a wide-open desert panorama, rather than the strip’s bright lights for $3,000 per night? The four-star, five-diamond hotel offers tranquility and comfort in this one-bedroom suite, which is outfitted with a baby grand piano, a deep soaking whirlpool tub and even an espresso maker.
From subdued to over-the-top, The Palms Hotel offers several themed rooms including Las Vegas’ most expensive publicized suite. At $40,000 per night, the 10,000-square-foot Hugh Hefner Suite offers a unique experience that can only be found in Vegas.
As far as the outrageously expensive Wynn Hotel is concerned, some of the more extravagant suites in this hotel are only available to casino guests and little information is available as to just how luxurious these accommodations actually are. However, if you’d rather not drop a rather large fortune in the casino to find out, you can rent a Fairway Villa at the Wynn which is available for $2,500 a night and offers cream-colored upholstered walls, rain shower and hand-blown glass sinks, plasma TVs, his-and-hers bathrooms, and an unparalleled view of the the Wynn’s beautiful 18-hole golf course in a 3,000 square foot suite. Sounds like a deal.
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| By Mike Boudet Published: 3/12/2008 |
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It’s time to plan a trip to Las Vegas so you need to get motivated by looking at all the things you want to do in Las Vegas. Take…
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How do you choose a hotel in Las Vegas?
For me, it tends to be a pretty simple equation. Who has the best deals, and what is happening in the city around those hotels and who has fantastic spa amenities?
We have gone to Las Vegas for concerts, to see particular shows (still one of the most memorable is seeing Prince, up close and personal just like I did when I was a kid growing up in the Twin Cities and watching him play at First Ave!) and to just take in some R & R.
Here is another perspective on how to choose a hotel in Las Vegas. Jet Club Las Vegas wants to remind you that if you want to travel in luxury and comfort, we have a great solution for you. Contact Hollywood Jets to discover our travel concierge service and private jet charter brokerage options.
How do you choose a hotel in Las Vegas? Do you need party central. Are you searching for the perfect meals? Are you the type who will double book massages…
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How do you choose a hotel in Las Vegas?
For me, it tends to be a pretty simple equation. Who has the best deals, and what is happening in the city around those hotels and who has fantastic spa amenities?
We have gone to Las Vegas for concerts, to see particular shows (still one of the most memorable is seeing Prince, up close and personal just like I did when I was a kid growing up in the Twin Cities and watching him play at First Ave!) and to just take in some R & R.
Here is another perspective on how to choose a hotel in Las Vegas. Jet Club Las Vegas wants to remind you that if you want to travel in luxury and comfort, we have a great solution for you. Contact Hollywood Jets to discover our travel concierge service and private jet charter brokerage options.
How do you choose a hotel in Las Vegas? Do you need party central. Are you searching for the perfect meals? Are you the type who will double book massages…
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Top 5 Las Vegas Kids Tours
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Are your kids bored with their usual summer activities? Can’t drag them away from their computer games or video games? Why not give them a totally one-of-a-kind experience? Take them on a Las Vegas Kids Tour. Yes, there’s more to Las Vegas and its famous "Strip." There’s a whole new world of fun and adventure waiting just outside the city limits. Check out the top five Las Vegas Kids Tours that are sure to give your children level 10 excitement and tons of fun.
Top Las Vegas Kids Tour number 5 is the Self Drive Hummer to Grand Canyon West Rim. Dad or Mom gets to drive the young ones on their very own rented Hummer and explore the magnificent Grand Canyon at their own pace. For kids who are brave enough, the stroll within the glass walls and floor of the Skywalk will be pure excitement. This horseshoe-shaped bridge is raised 4,000 feet above the canyon floor! The Skywalk’s founder wanted to give visitors the experience of "walking the path of the eagle."
The number 4 top Las Vegas Kids Tour is the Black Canyon River Rafting. This is one smooth cruise down the Colorado River between the cliffs of the Black Canyon. Aboard large, safety-ensured, motorized rafts, kids will delightedly squeal when they see desert big horn sheep, osprey and great blue heron making their appearances in the breathtaking landscape. Don’t forget your camera. Great photos are taken here.
The Grand Canyon West Rim Tour with Helicopter and Boat Combo tour is the number 3 top Las Vegas Kids Tour. It’s one of the tours that take you and your family up in the air in a million-dollar copter. The children get to gaze at the spectacular scenery and hold their breath as the helicopter slowly drops down to the canyon floor. You take a pontoon ride down the impressive Colorado River then get on a shuttle bus afterwards to head for the Eagle Point for the tour of the Hualapai Indian Village. Their handmade crafts and jewelry are priceless remembrances of this trip.
The Land Sailing Desert Adventure takes the number two spot of the Top Las Vegas Kids Tours. If your kids love racing on their feet or racing on their bikes, they will absolutely fall in love with racing across the Nevada Desert on land sailers that catch the mighty winds to move. There’s a free lesson on how to maneuver the sailers as well as practice time before actually taking to the desert. Join the mini-regatta and win prizes. One totally unique tour the older kids will remember for a long time.
The number one top Las Vegas Kids Tour is the Grand Canyon Helicopter and Ranch Adventure. In just approximately four hours, kids get to ride a helicopter across the awesome Grand Canyon, ride a horse-drawn wagon through a forest and spend time with real cowboys at the Grand Canyon West Ranch. They can even try out some of the ranch activities like horse-riding. It is certainly an unforgettable tour they can’t wait to tell friends about back home.
More tours and activities await you and your kids. If your children love rocks, try the Red Rock Canyon Luxury SUV Tour to see spectacular rock formations. For children who love watching the sunset, the Sunset Helicopter Tour is simply perfect. There are also a lot of tours that provide amazing panoramic views of Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and the Colorado River. Each tour will surely leave you and the kids breathless.
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Jamie Baker has traveled extensively with her kids across the United States and overseas. She is a travel and lifestyle expert currently working for VegasKids.info. One of her favorite topics is to write about Las Vegas kids tours such as the ones for the Grand Canyon. She lives in California with her husband and three children.
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Jet Club Las Vegas and Hollywood Jets presents the following information on walking the exciting Las Vegas Strip! Contact Hollywood Jets for your private jet charter and travel concierge needs to Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Strip is the main area for tourists who visit Las Vegas. Here you will find amazing monuments, hotels, casinos and buffets. The strip is home to the Bellagio, the Wynn, Caesars Palace, and many more great establishments.
The Las Vegas Strip, which is also referred to as "The Strip" is roughly a 6.5 km length of Las Vegas Boulevard South in Paradise and Winchester, Nevada. "The Strip" is south of the Las Vegas city limits. A lot of the better known hotels, casinos and resorts in Las Vegas are located on The Strip. One of the most, if not the most visible and memorable aspects of Las Vegas’ cityscape and culture is its employment of dramatic themes. Because of the hotels, casinos, and restaurants on "The Strip" that use these heavy themes, Las Vegas has established itself as a popular vacation destination for tourists.
Las Vegas Boulevard is full of glitz and glam of unrivaled proportions. It’s very easy to say that "The Strip" is over the top. "The Strip" is the main thoroughfare of gambling U.S.A. and home to most of the countries best and most well known hotels and casinos. No trip to Vegas is complete without a stroll down the Strip at night. The culture is evident in blaze of blinking lights and ocean of humanity making its way to winning slot machines. Evenings are also the most comfortable time of day to be outdoors. So don’t sleep too early, take your stroll under the stars and bask in the glow. A couple of attractions that I recommend are the Mirage for its trademark volcano and Treasure Island for the pirate battle. The best of section of "The Strip" is located between Sahara and Tropicana Avenue.
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| By Harry Preston Published: 8/2/2008 |
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Jet Club Las Vegas presents the following article about poker rooms in Las Vegas! Learn about the five best poker rooms in Las Vegas. Read a professional review and learn why you should prefer playing there instead of at other casinos.
If you want to experience live poker action at the gambling Mecca of the world, here is a guide to the top poker rooms in Las Vegas. You can read here updated info on each of the recommended Las Vegas poker rooms including their game variety, limits and tournaments.
1) Bellagio Casino and Hotel
If you want to experience Las Vegas poker action and hang out with pros, the Bellagio is the casino for you. It is one of the classiest poker rooms available in Las Vegas. It is so popular that you might find yourself spending over an hour at the waiting list and then find yourself stuck with a bunch of enthusiastic amateurs.
The games offered are Texas Holdem, Omaha and stud games, and you can also join one of the tournaments, but note that this involves playing No Limit Holdem. As for the table limits for the regular games, these are as follows:
a) Limit Holdem: 4/8, 8/16, 15/30, 30/60, 60/120, 75/150 dollars and up.
b) No Limit Holdem: 200 dollars buy ins with 2/5 dollars blinds.
c) Omaha: 6/12, 15/30, 20/40, 30/60, 50/100 dollars and up.
d) Stud Poker: 1/5, 4/8, 8/16, 30/60, 75/150 dollars and up.
2) Mirage Las Vegas
If you are tired of waiting for a table at Bellagio, the poker rooms at the Mirage can be an acceptable alternative. It resembles Bellagio’s with its luxurious atmosphere, variety of games and its huge popularity among pros as well as tourists.
The games offered are Texas Holdem and Omaha, Stud and as the Bellagio, playing in a tournament means getting involved with No Limit Texas Holdem. As for the limits of each table in a regular game, they are:
a) Limit Holdem: 3/6, 6/12, 10/20, 20/40, 40/80 dollars.
b) No Limit Holdem: between 100 and 500 dollars buy ins with 2/5 dollars blinds.
c) Omaha: 5/10 dollars.
d) Stud Poker: 1/5, 5/10.
3) Excalibur Las Vegas
If you want to play in a less stressful environment, check out the poker room at the Excalibur casino. You can play spread limit Holdem with the lowest limits available on the Strip and enjoy beginners friendly rules such as limitation on three raises. The room has been renovated recently and the poker tables and seats are very comfortable.
At the Excalibur, you can play Texas Holdem or 7 Card Stud, and the limits are slightly lower:
a) Limit Holdem: 1/3, 2/6 dollars.
b) No Limit Holdem: 100 dollars buy ins with 1/3 dollars blinds.
c) 7 Card Stud: 1/5 dollars and up.
4) Binions’ Horseshoe Hotel and Casino
If you want to play at the same room where the first WSOP took place, you must visit Binions’ poker room. Although the casino has been renovated and went through many changes since the days of Nick the Greek, the ghosts of the past still haunt the place, but in a good way.
Here too you can play Texas Holdem, No Limit Holdem in their own tournament, Omaha and Stud games for the following limits:
a) Limit Holdem: 2/4, 4/8, 10/20 dollars.
b) No Limit Holdem: 100 dollars minimum buy ins with 1/2 dollars blinds.
c) Omaha: 4/8 dollars.
d) Stud Poker: 1/5.
5) Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino
If you want to follow in the steps of the 2006 WSOP champions, check out the Rio poker room. You might be surprised from the size and the small variety of games, but the thought of sharing the same location with contemporary gaming legends adds a certain appeal to it.
Other than taking part in the tournament where you can participate in some No Limit Holdem, you can pick from Texas Holdem, 7 Card Stud, Omaha or a few other variations according to what players request. The limits are as follows:
a) Limit Holdem: 2/4, 3/6, 4/8 dollars.
b) No Limit Holdem: 100 dollars minimum buy ins with 2/5 dollars blinds.
Jack Reider is a pro gamer and writer who contribute articles about poker rooms to a guide to online casinos and other types of card betting.
| By Jack Reider Published: 3/22/2007 |
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Booking The Right Las Vegas Hotel
Las Vegas is a city like no other, which attracts people from around the world mainly for its world famous casinos, nightlife and entertainment. Choosing a Las Vegas hotel can be very difficult because the choice is anything overwhelming. Here are some tips and suggestion that will help you narrow down your search and choose a Las Vegas hotel that will suit and exceed your expectation. Las Vegas is famous for casinos and most people who visit this wonderful city will visit one during their stay therefore you will find that most hotels will have a casino on their premises that may run 24 hours a day to ensure that every last guest is satisfied and has a chance to play. Choosing a Las Vegas hotel with a casino may help a great deal as you can get in the package your meals and drinks for free is you play in the casino; some hotels will even throw in a night in their hotel for free depending on the type of room you choose and the occasion for which you are visiting the city.
Booking the Right Las Vegas Hotel for You:
Las Vegas is also famous for another reason and that is the best wedding chapels in the country, which facilitate the fastest marriages in the country at anytime of the day and night. So, if you are in Las Vegas with your partner and decide to tie the knot, you can do so at any time of the day and night in the chapel of choice. And with choice I mean you can get the surrounding and atmosphere you desire such as, a Elvis Presley wedding, which is probably one of the most famous and in demand of all.
Las Vegas is a metropolitan city but is not very large therefore you will find that most hotels will be situated in the heart of the city where the action is unless you are looking for a quiet time (though nobody comes to Las Vegas for a quiet time) and then you will need to look for hotel in the suburbs and away from the excitement. Choosing a Las Vegas hotel should be done through an agent to benefit of the maximum amount of facilities in the same price but you can also check online to ensure that the prices are competitive with that provided by your travel agent.
Top 10 Las Vegas Hotels:
Even though it is extremely hard to rate Las Vegas hotels as they are all extraordinary and unique here are the top 10 hotels based mostly on their popularity and services:
Wynn Las Vegas
The Bellagio Hotel
MGM Grand
The Venetian Hotel
Caesar’s Palace
Mirage Hotel
Paris Las Vegas
The Four Seasons Hotel
Palms Casino Resort
The Red Rock Casino Resort.
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