Las Vegas guide and MSE thread 2011

photome

August

ferf1223 wrote: »

ah, I must have missed it...I also think we've decided that 3 hours seems quite a long time...1 hour for $50 might be more realistic.

I am with you, I would love to have a go, but think I would get bored way before 3 hours is up.

photome

August

cloudy_nines wrote: »

Well, we finally booked our trip tonight! Flying out on Fri 9th September for 4 nights in San Francisco and then onto Vegas on Tues 13th for 14 nights :beer::beer::beer: We are flying indirect with Air Canada both ways and the internal flight is with Continental. Flights were £655 each, would have been a lot less with just a return to Vegas or if we had booked 5 months ago, but hey ho. I have been checking prices daily for about the last 3 weeks with no change, so just decided to go for it.

Let the planning commence - the good bit!!

Dont look anymore!!

pebblesmax

November / December

I think that a big part of the three hours might be health and safety and other training before you get to have a bash at the machines.

secretmachines

July

luci wrote: »

Oh and the Aria has good desserts. They are made by Jean-Phillipe Patisserie.

if there was one reason alone to visit Vegas, it would be to sample delights from here! nom nom nom! roll on July (and I will be rolling out of there!)

there's one patisserie in the back of the Aria (off the casino, near the entrance opposite Vdara) and one towards the back of the Bellagio (from the lobby, head towards the conservatory, just round the corner from there).

photome

August

secretmachines wrote: »

if there was one reason alone to visit Vegas, it would be to sample delights from here! nom nom nom! roll on July (and I will be rolling out of there!)

there's one patisserie in the back of the Aria (off the casino, near the entrance opposite Vdara) and one towards the back of the Bellagio (from the lobby, head towards the conservatory, just round the corner from there).

Def worth heading to the patisserie in Bellagio, its right next to the worlds largest chocolate fountain

photome

August

pebblesmax wrote: »

I think that a big part of the three hours might be health and safety and other training before you get to have a bash at the machines.

You would have thought that but (I only read it quickly) it says 15 minutes for training.

misa.blue

May

Hello guys
We are off in 2 days! Flying to LA with British Airways, then returning back from Vegas with stopover in Chicago with American Airlines.
Now guys at work got me very worried with stories about people nearly not been able to get on return flight. They say, that if you don't confirm 24hour before your return flight that you are flying, airline can sell your seat?:eek:
Is that correct or are they just pulling my leg?
We are not taking notebook with us and don't have Iphone, so don't know how would we confirm..:(
Please advise, really worried..

wdyw

photome wrote: »

Def worth heading to the patisserie in Bellagio, its right next to the worlds largest chocolate fountain

...and that's because it's all by the same main guy
Jean Phillippe MAURY

photome

August

wdyw wrote: »

...and that's because it's all by the same main guy
Jean Phillippe MAURY

Yes I know, that was the topic

photome

August

misa.blue wrote: »

Hello guys
We are off in 2 days! Flying to LA with British Airways, then returning back from Vegas with stopover in Chicago with American Airlines.
Now guys at work got me very worried with stories about people nearly not been able to get on return flight. They say, that if you don't confirm 24hour before your return flight that you are flying, airline can sell your seat?:eek:
Is that correct or are they just pulling my leg?
We are not taking notebook with us and don't have Iphone, so don't know how would we confirm..:(
Please advise, really worried..

Call the airline from your room if it is a free local call, or call them from payphone it will only be a few cents.

There are prob other options but that is what I have done in the past