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Las Vegas thread and MSE guide 2009
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The Fremont street experience
The newer hotels are designed with lifts in mind......loads of them, really fast, seperate ones for lower floors/higher floors etc.TangoBunny wrote: »I agree Pebbles and the most I ever had to wait for a lift was 5 minutes most of the time there was no-one else waiting but us
Venetian do it really well......Caesars Classic tower lifts suck like their rooms.illegitimi non carborundum0 -
Post 481 there is a list of hotels that are recommended, do people agree with the list?MFW 2026 No. 7 £5854.69/£5000
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Now that's what I call a holiday photo
Well done Mr Ferf (and Ferf too-he couldn't have done it without you y'know
) I Would Rather Climb A Mountain Than Crawl Into A Hole
MSE Florida wedding .....no problem0 -
The Bellagio FountainsGordylad my choices would be:
Breakfast: Verandah
Lunch: Mon Ami Gabi
Dinner: Olives (patio)
These are my favourites that i have to go to at least once now on every trip. I love the food at all 3 but also the atmosphere which is why i'd chose them over any others:D
For breakfast I also like the Wynn buffet and Cafe Bellagio. Other favourite casual lunch/dinner options include Burger Bar at MB, California Pizza Kitchen at Mirage and Grand Luxe Cafe at Palazzo.
I agree with others though that i could never do three meals a day. We usually do breakfast or lunch and then dinner.:starmod:C'est la vie:starmod:0 -
Paris or Planet Hollywood, which would you choose?MFW 2026 No. 7 £5854.69/£5000
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The Bellagio FountainsPost 481 there is a list of hotels that are recommended, do people agree with the list?
I wouldn't rate Excalibur as worse than IP, but yes I would broadly agree with that list. Bear in mind I have stayed in either E or IP, thats just my impressions from visiting both.:starmod:C'est la vie:starmod:0 -
I have found good deals at Flamingo, Ballys and Paris and just found an ok one for PHMFW 2026 No. 7 £5854.69/£5000
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The Bellagio FountainsI have found good deals at Flamingo, Ballys and Paris and just found an ok one for PH
I thought you were looking at hotels around the $40 mark, i can't imagine Paris and PH are anywhere near those rates
(Or have i confused you with someone else:o) :starmod:C'est la vie:starmod:0 -
1st 4 nights Flamingo, 2nd 4 Ballys 3rd 4 Paris £546, not bad eh! If we substitute Planet Hollywood for Flamingo it will be £592. Stratosphere was going to cost us £474 for 14 nights so to be on the strip the whole time and having a change of scenery it is not too bad. Will pay a bit extra for that.MFW 2026 No. 7 £5854.69/£5000
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I know that only comes to 12 nights but we are going to the Grand Canyon for 2 nights as well. Our total travel costs should be around £850 (without a car added in)MFW 2026 No. 7 £5854.69/£5000
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