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Las Vegas thread and MSE guide 2009 part 2

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  • stoneman
    stoneman Posts: 4,549 Forumite
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    September
    Hey guys,

    Can I get some advice and tips.

    Any places you recommend we go to?
    Here
    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.
  • bebebelle
    bebebelle Posts: 1,453 Forumite
    edited 14 October 2009 at 9:38PM
    October , November
    Hey guys,

    Can I get some advice and tips.

    Any places you recommend we go to?
    How much spending is sufficient for 2 weeks? (we aren't havy gamblers)
    Does booking with a Natwest Mastercard have any benefits?
    Are there any cheap places to get Travel Insurance?
    What is the best way to exchnage money - here or just withdraw over there?
    Anything mini trips/excursions/restaurants we should consider?
    Are we allowed to go into other Hotels for a mooch?

    Thanks guys!


    Like Stoneman says.............post one of this thread is a gem for information.It does take a while to get your head around deals, and the vegas lingo.However I found as a neewbie, that post one told me almost everything I needed to know.Hope this helps.
    I appreciate Each and Every win. I thank every comp poster from the bottom of my heart :A
  • luci
    luci Posts: 5,968 Forumite
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    September
    You can go into any hotel, they positively encourage it.

    Don't miss the Bellagio fountains, especially at night.

    You may want to visit the Grand Canyon, info on Page 1.

    Re travel insurance, be aware that most cheaper policies have high excesses. It is more important to read the policy wording to ensure it provides the cover you want rather than look for the cheapest policy possible.
  • Thanks guys.

    I do have one question. My mate just got back from LV and mentioned that it is best to purchase club tickets (queue jumpers???) beforehand as it can become a very long wait when out there.

    I couldnt see anything on Page 1 regarding these types of tickets. Any ideas on where I can get them? And what clubs to check out?
  • Triker
    Triker Posts: 7,247 Forumite
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    October , November
    Thanks guys.

    I do have one question. My mate just got back from LV and mentioned that it is best to purchase club tickets (queue jumpers???) beforehand as it can become a very long wait when out there.

    I couldnt see anything on Page 1 regarding these types of tickets. Any ideas on where I can get them? And what clubs to check out?

    Here :rotfl: only meant in jest btw, sometimes you need to do a little research as only you know what it is your looking for in terms of music, age range etc.:D
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  • For all those that have been:

    1. Is it worth buyign the coupon booklets?
    2. Is it possible to fly through the Grand Canyon cheaper than £200 (thats a killer)
  • April
    Finally persuaded OH to go back to Vegas next year.....whoop whoop....looking at late Sept for 10 nights......yipeee.....prob do 2 hotels...IP will be one maybe Paris or Bally's for other.....What's Bills like to stay at anyone know??Spent many a night in there in May so might as well stay there and am I right in thinking you can use the pool at Flamingo
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  • April
    For all those that have been:

    1. Is it worth buyign the coupon booklets?
    2. Is it possible to fly through the Grand Canyon cheaper than £200 (thats a killer)

    There are plenty of magazines free in the taxi's packed with money off coupons as well as around the checking in areas and in your rooms

    have a look here

    http://www.smartervegas.com/
    print off your own coupons just make sure they are for the dates you are travelling

    join here they often have offers for free tickets or discounted tickets/coupons
    http://www.openvegas.com/vegas/
    :hello: LORRAINE :hello:
  • http://www.gcflight.com/tours/Details.asp?ProductID=2

    Thats looks like an amazing price when compared to some of the links on Page1 that are going for $459+
  • Dan_S_3
    Dan_S_3 Posts: 64 Forumite
    Helicopter trips will be around that price. Have a look at companies such as papilion, heli usa, maverick,sundance and see what they offer. Obviously you could always drive which is cheaper.
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