Las Vegas guide and MSE thread 2013

secretmachines

The point isn't for the advert to convince people to go by evidencing all the stuff there is to do and see there. It's to get the place in people's heads, plant the idea of going... And a memorable advert (whether good or bad) will be he aide memoire.

When people then consider where to go, its somewhere that might come to mind. If people want to go to Vegas, they'll be going anyway

pebblesmax

No charges in any hotel in Vegas or surrounding areas as far as I know. If you use valet parking there is a tip to consider, but self parking is free.

Froggitt

secretmachines wrote: »

When people then consider where to go, its somewhere that might come to mind.

Errrrrr - no. There's nothing in the ad that would make me think of Vegas when I was planning a trip. Even the third or fourth time I saw it, I thought it was an ad for dentures or Polygrip.

Froggitt

pebblesmax wrote: »

No charges in any hotel in Vegas or surrounding areas as far as I know. If you use valet parking there is a tip to consider, but self parking is free.

Except around Freemont Street, where there was a charge, but I got it back at the Casino somehow.

pebblesmax

Yes, I agree. Downtown, you usually get a ticket that needs to be validated at a casino cage before they let you out for free.
Just go to the cage and stamp your ticket. If you can't find the stamp machine, ask an employee, they will all know where the validation stamp machine is.

secretmachines

Froggitt wrote: »

Errrrrr - no. There's nothing in the ad that would make me think of Vegas when I was planning a trip. Even the third or fourth time I saw it, I thought it was an ad for dentures or Polygrip.

But you know what the advert's for

Froggitt

Now I do, cos I eventually watched it to the end without turning over But I didn't remember it was a Vegas advert next time I saw it.

duchy

Who has stayed in a Cosmo one bedroom wrap around terrace suite ? Do they all have fountain view and are they as fabulous as they look?

Rahven

duchy wrote: »

Who has stayed in a Cosmo one bedroom wrap around terrace suite ? Do they all have fountain view and are they as fabulous as they look?

The Terrace Suites all have fountain views, but I believe the Wraparound Suites have various different views. linky

Checking into a Terrace Suite two weeks today and will put some pics up when we're back

vanilla8

We have a one bed terrace booked for three weeks time. Am hoping to get a fountain view on check in!