Las Vegas guide and MSE thread 2011

mookybargirl

March

Oh goody, we talking Jean Phillipe's. I love that place. We didn't make it to the Bellagio one this trip but got to the one at Aria, and got some lovely almond croissants for breakfast the next day... nom nom nom

Am05 - Glad you have a new trip booked up. Sorry I can't help with Excalibur widescreen rooms, as we've not stayed there before..... I'm sure a few other have though, anyone?

secretmachines

July

we got to stop talking about Jean Philippe, I'm salavating!

change of subject:

with the Sahara closing down, are all its associated attractions closing down too, e.g. the Nascar cafe, rollercoaster, etc.?

We didn't venture that far last time, so not sure of the physcial layout and will/won't remain open?

misa.blue

May

photome wrote: »

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

Thank you Photome. So it is true..Surprised I haven't heard of it before!
So I guess all you guys do confirm with the airline that you will be on return flight home.
Does it have to be 24hr before flight or can it be even 48hrs?

MONEYME

Hi
Sorry if this is off-thread but me and a few friends want to go to Vegas early next year for 5 days-1 week.

I've been reading through the various threads and looks like I won't even get half the stuff done I want to do. A couple of the group have a bit of a tight budget so could anyone point me in the direction where I could get the cheapest/best value for money deals.

Thanks
MM

photome

August

misa.blue wrote: »

Thank you Photome. So it is true..Surprised I haven't heard of it before!
So I guess all you guys do confirm with the airline that you will be on return flight home.
Does it have to be 24hr before flight or can it be even 48hrs?

Well I have had to do it in the past but havent done it for a couple of years..not sure why, it may depend on the airline, someone else may know for sure

photome

August

MONEYME wrote: »

Hi
Sorry if this is off-thread but me and a few friends want to go to Vegas early next year for 5 days-1 week.

I've been reading through the various threads and looks like I won't even get half the stuff done I want to do. A couple of the group have a bit of a tight budget so could anyone point me in the direction where I could get the cheapest/best value for money deals.

Thanks
MM

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duchy

May

photome wrote: »

Well I have had to do it in the past but havent done it for a couple of years..not sure why, it may depend on the airline, someone else may know for sure

No it isn't true
You should check in online 24 hours ahead to make sure you get nice seats but so long as you have checked in at the airport 2 hours before they can't give away your reservation.

The people you work with are either idiots or have a nasty sense of humour ! (Probably just jealous cos they'll be stuck at work whilst you have fun)

wdyw

duchy wrote: »

No it isn't true
You should check in online 24 hours ahead to make sure you get nice seats but so long as you have checked in at the airport 2 hours before they can't give away your reservation.

The people you work with are either idiots or have a nasty sense of humour ! (Probably just jealous cos they'll be stuck at work whilst you have fun)

yep, agree with duchy, anyone who tells you that you have to contact the airline to confirm you are intending to use your return flight is an idiot or has ...a sense of humour (come on it is fun winding some people up at times)

ii99

June

am05 wrote: »

Im just pushing this :A

Me and my gf stayed in one about 3 years ago, was a nice comfortable room, modern overlooking NYNY, would happily stay in one again.

Spursman180

March

most hotels have a business centre and whilst I have a lappy etc I don't have a printer, I pop into the business centre and log on and print my boarding card, if you check your hotels resort fees and what they contain a few provide check-in and boarding card printing as part of the offer.

Otherwise most have a pay PC station where you can do the same. Usually costs about $3-$4, last resort nip into an apple shop and 'try out' a pc and check-in.