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mumtoo3

Good Morning,

For those that have been to a show in Las Vegas, are there an that you would recommend to see that would be suitable for a 7, 11 and 15 year old?
We are going to L.A next Easter and were going to drive to Las Vegas for a few days.

Thank you

bubbs

strewth71 wrote: »

Good morning Elite, I find myself flying in and out but am trying to keep up

My very first gig (if you can call it that :rotfl:) was....dare I admit?? Might get laughed off the forum....herer goes...Shakin Stevens at the Manchester Apollo early eighties :eek::o:o:o:eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: im glad someone else admitted it , i also went but at Corby

Morning all:wave:

Snap-ant

:o:o

Finally got up from a fresh linen bed made at 11.30pm last night

Back in Wales

Heaps of washing to be done, parcels to be collected & groceries need to be purchased

pacifica9

mumtoo3 wrote: »

Good Morning,

For those that have been to a show in Las Vegas, are there an that you would recommend to see that would be suitable for a 7, 11 and 15 year old?
We are going to L.A next Easter and were going to drive to Las Vegas for a few days.

Thank you

Would definitely recommend the Blue Man Group. Also Cirque de Soleil Mystere at Treasure Island.

Snap-ant

First concert

Peter Gabriel in about 1975? - just a tent in a refuge place in town & we wandered in (no admission) & sat cross legged in front row of about 20 people

fernie1

TrulyMadly wrote: »

No......surely not the originals:eek:

Les Mckeown's bay city rollers, I think that's how it's advertised, think it's him but not original rollers :rotfl:
How sad is this, row B :j:j, and we only booked yesterday :rotfl::rotfl:

EMMAP

mumtoo3 wrote: »

Good Morning,

For those that have been to a show in Las Vegas, are there an that you would recommend to see that would be suitable for a 7, 11 and 15 year old?
We are going to L.A next Easter and were going to drive to Las Vegas for a few days.

Thank you

If Lance Burton is still doing his magic show, that's amazing. And very old school too. Lots of dry ice and showgirls. I remember gasping out loud at some of the tricks.

I used to date a magician. He's a bell end but still love magic

zippydooda

Snap-ant wrote: »

:o:o

Finally got up from a fresh linen bed made at 11.30pm last night

Back in Wales

Heaps of washing to be done, parcels to be collected & groceries need to be purchased

:eek: do you mean with money?

fairclaire

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Wish I could offer some ideas FC for the clock change but I can't imagine anything that you haven't already tried wonder if savvy has any ideas:think:

SAVVY HAVE YOU ANY IDEAS?:)

It's tomorrow that it's at its worst whilst he ties himself in knots wondering what time he should eat, get dressed etc. and spends all day reminding himself what time it would be if it was yesterday.
I have tried everything over the years unfortunately time is something I can't fix for him

Dizzy_Ditzy

I'm going to the rugby World Cup :j

Sadly not to see England

But I get to see the haka in all its filthy glory :j