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The Bellagio FountainsLemme guess......VirginDollar Platinum insurance is about £25 a day.......thru CH3000 you could get a car rental with insurance for about the same cost if not less.....most people in the know never pick up the VirginDollar car as they have organised their own for less.
Anyhow, they will offer you additional insurances "just to be safe" eg tyre damage insurance, breakdown insurance, lose your car keys insurance.......I never take those ones. Theyll also offer an upgrade of course.....
No, Premium insurance was only £5 per day and checking the total prices of the package Virgin came in at a decent price for a change.Debt free (apart from mortgage)0 -
Off to vegas in june 25 of us on a 50th birthday. Looking to go to grand canyon, any tips on booking trip, eg before we get there,after we get there,
discounts, promo codes etc. also looking at night time flight over strip,
Any other ideas for trips. any go karting ? cheers.0 -
The Fremont street experience
Are you sure? Im not sure what Premium insurance is but......debtfreelondon wrote: »No, Premium insurance was only £5 per day and checking the total prices of the package Virgin came in at a decent price for a change.Grade F, 4-door, full size Dodge Charger or similar
Platinum upgrade package (£24.00 per day)illegitimi non carborundum0 -
The Bellagio FountainsFloozyLime wrote: »Have tried the link, bt think there is something wrong with their site this morning, keeps coming up error, will try later. Can anybody book on Friends & Family?
Thanks for your help
Have found a deluxe room at Flamingo for £318, so might just book that. I've spent many an hour looking, think its time to just bite the bullet and book!!!!!!!0 -
The Bellagio FountainsOff to vegas in june 25 of us on a 50th birthday. Looking to go to grand canyon, any tips on booking trip, eg before we get there,after we get there,
discounts, promo codes etc. also looking at night time flight over strip,
Any other ideas for trips. any go karting ? cheers.
We are hoping to do a flight over the Grand Canyon aswell, so would be interested in any info. We are from Sheffield aswell!!!!0 -
The Bellagio FountainsPage 1 of this topic has all the information you need including the GC.0
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The Bellagio FountainsFloozyLime wrote: »Have tried the link, bt think there is something wrong with their site this morning, keeps coming up error, will try later. Can anybody book on Friends & Family?
Thanks for your help
As far as we know anyone can book - it says to send it to your friends and family and I would imagine they would send it onto others...so...it's up to you though but I would doubt they would want proof of who your friend or family member is but I suppose it's possible. Rates are usually similar to the rates you can get from the London Clubs International link - so if you're a member (or can become a member of any of their UK casinos) maybe that would be an option.
http://www.harrahs.com/lci/
http://www.lciclubs.com/Does remembering a time that a certain degree of personal responsibility was more or less standard means that I am officially old?0 -
The Bellagio FountainsFloozyLime wrote: »Have found a deluxe room at Flamingo for £318, so might just book that. I've spent many an hour looking, think its time to just bite the bullet and book!!!!!!!
As long as you book a refundable rate you can always keep looking and change if something better comes up later.Does remembering a time that a certain degree of personal responsibility was more or less standard means that I am officially old?0 -
The Fremont street experienceone more vote for them (on the poll) and The Bellagio Fountains hit a century!
landslide!
(incidently, saw about this on a TV program... you tried it yet stoneman:
http://www.riosecco.net/layout9.asp?id=604&page=32616
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Im sorry but those who honestly believe the Bellagio Fountains is the best free thing to do in Vegas must not have gone to Freemont and got legless on $1 margaritas.
Im liking your link though 0 -
The Bellagio Fountainsone more vote for them (on the poll) and The Bellagio Fountains hit a century!
landslide!
(incidently, saw about this on a TV program... you tried it yet stoneman:
http://www.riosecco.net/layout9.asp?id=604&page=32616)
No need, I have my own!!
The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that you will have enough to pay for something better.0
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