The (Electric) Sun Never Sets In Las Vegas
This sparkly mirage sprouting from the middle of Nevada’s massive Mojave Desert will draw any willing soul into its decadent embrace, thirst or no thirst. Las Vegas’ adult-sized playground of gargantuan casinos, shops and amusement parks, linked to one another by moving walkways and trams, will keep you guessing what time of day it is - until you finally realize that it just doesn’t matter. Over 40 luxury hotel-casinos line the Strip, the heart of Las Vegas Boulevard, each with their own set of swanky nightclubs, world-famous restaurants, 24-hour buffets and award-wining shows.
The Entertainment Capital of the World
Las Vegas did not earn this accolade by chance. It is the home of the internationally acclaimed Cirque du Soleil, the funky Blue Man Group, an abundance of unparalleled theater performances, and, of course, the world famous Las Vegas showgirls. At the southern end of the Strip, Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino is attached to a giant arena that showcases America’s top boxing matches. The House of Blues concert venue and restaurant is also located within Mandalay Bay, with its own Foundation Room bar/lounge on the roof offering the most spectacular view of Las Vegas (open to the public on Tuesday nights). Indulge in the luxury of The Bellagio Hotel & Casino’s top-rated Prime Steakhouse and ultra-chic Light nightclub. This is also where you’ll find the most intimidating high-limit tables in Vegas.
Not Necessarily Sin City
Although this “City of Sin” lets you wander from place to place with your massive cocktail at any hour of the day, Las Vegas makes a concerted effort to ensure that you don’t have to leave the kids at home (unless, of course, you want to). There is something for everyone, which makes this city the perfect destination for just about anyone with a hankering for fun, games and top-notch entertainment. Packed with tots, teens, twenty-somethings and the timeless, the cutting-edge video arcades are a modern virtual wonder. The MGM Grand, known for its larger-than-life tendencies, boasts a 171,500 square-foot mega-arcade full of the most mind-boggling virtual reality games including a virtual boxing game guaranteed to knock you out. New York New York Hotel has its very own 32,000 square-foot Coney Island Emporium, complete with a roller coaster and a Daytona racing simulator.
Day and night, Las Vegas is a playfully extravagant extra-sensory neon mecca that is the perfect place to de-stress and loosen that firm grip on reality. Travel to Las Vegas to eat, drink, play and party among the finest this world has to offer. Leave your conscience, cares, and camera at home because, as they say, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas and Continue here...
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HOW TO GET A HOTEL DISCOUNT
You need to ASK if you want a discount. Here are ways to do it:
*Search the internet, look for great deals. There are various
types of hotels that offer great discounts on the web for online
customers.
*Plan your trip during the off season months. These are the
times when big discounts are given.
*Call the hotel of your choice. Ask them about offers and
discounts that they can give. List all promotions.
*Certain hotels can give discounts to credit card holders of
certain card establishments. Ask for the manager and ask him
about it. The manager is the best person to ask, since if you
can make negotiations, he has the authority to make negotiations
with you.
*Ask if they give discounts to students or senior citizens.
*Simply ask how can you qualify for a discount.
If at certain day of the week or at certain times of
the year they give discounts, ask them about it and ask how much
or how less can they give, then ask if you could get still a
higher discount. Usually at off peak seasons, hotels will be
willing to give in, just to fill the empty rooms.
*Ask for certain packages. Hotels usually offer rooms with free
breakfast.
*Do name drop. If you know of someone who frequently stays them,
mention his name. It can help. Tell them your friend referred
you to them and ask for a discount. Don't ever give up if they
say no. A statement like "is that the best you can do?" can
encourage a big discount.
*Often, people in the military get good hotel rates. Usually,
discounts are offered to government employees.
*At off peak seasons, you could definitely ask for special rates. Then if
they don't budge after you have offered a discount, ask some
extras, like breakfast.
*When negotiating, it is very important to write down all agreed
discussions. Write too, the names of the persons that you have
been talking to, the time as well as the day and date. Ask for a
number that you can call before checking in to the hotel for
confirmation.
*Upon arrival to the hotel, look around and ask for negotiations
once more. For instance if you feel that the hotel is not fully
booked, ask for a room with a better view than the one you are
in, if you don't agree with what you see.
Enjoy your stay!
Guest Author: Jay Bauder
This sparkly mirage sprouting from the middle of Nevada’s massive Mojave Desert will draw any willing soul into its decadent embrace, thirst or no thirst. Las Vegas’ adult-sized playground of gargantuan casinos, shops and amusement parks, linked to one another by moving walkways and trams, will keep you guessing what time of day it is - until you finally realize that it just doesn’t matter. Over 40 luxury hotel-casinos line the Strip, the heart of Las Vegas Boulevard, each with their own set of swanky nightclubs, world-famous restaurants, 24-hour buffets and award-wining shows.
The Entertainment Capital of the World
Las Vegas did not earn this accolade by chance. It is the home of the internationally acclaimed Cirque du Soleil, the funky Blue Man Group, an abundance of unparalleled theater performances, and, of course, the world famous Las Vegas showgirls. At the southern end of the Strip, Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino is attached to a giant arena that showcases America’s top boxing matches. The House of Blues concert venue and restaurant is also located within Mandalay Bay, with its own Foundation Room bar/lounge on the roof offering the most spectacular view of Las Vegas (open to the public on Tuesday nights). Indulge in the luxury of The Bellagio Hotel & Casino’s top-rated Prime Steakhouse and ultra-chic Light nightclub. This is also where you’ll find the most intimidating high-limit tables in Vegas.
Not Necessarily Sin City
Although this “City of Sin” lets you wander from place to place with your massive cocktail at any hour of the day, Las Vegas makes a concerted effort to ensure that you don’t have to leave the kids at home (unless, of course, you want to). There is something for everyone, which makes this city the perfect destination for just about anyone with a hankering for fun, games and top-notch entertainment. Packed with tots, teens, twenty-somethings and the timeless, the cutting-edge video arcades are a modern virtual wonder. The MGM Grand, known for its larger-than-life tendencies, boasts a 171,500 square-foot mega-arcade full of the most mind-boggling virtual reality games including a virtual boxing game guaranteed to knock you out. New York New York Hotel has its very own 32,000 square-foot Coney Island Emporium, complete with a roller coaster and a Daytona racing simulator.
Day and night, Las Vegas is a playfully extravagant extra-sensory neon mecca that is the perfect place to de-stress and loosen that firm grip on reality. Travel to Las Vegas to eat, drink, play and party among the finest this world has to offer. Leave your conscience, cares, and camera at home because, as they say, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas and Continue here...
oooooooooooooo000000000ooooooooooo
HOW TO GET A HOTEL DISCOUNT
You need to ASK if you want a discount. Here are ways to do it:
*Search the internet, look for great deals. There are various
types of hotels that offer great discounts on the web for online
customers.
*Plan your trip during the off season months. These are the
times when big discounts are given.
*Call the hotel of your choice. Ask them about offers and
discounts that they can give. List all promotions.
*Certain hotels can give discounts to credit card holders of
certain card establishments. Ask for the manager and ask him
about it. The manager is the best person to ask, since if you
can make negotiations, he has the authority to make negotiations
with you.
*Ask if they give discounts to students or senior citizens.
*Simply ask how can you qualify for a discount.
If at certain day of the week or at certain times of
the year they give discounts, ask them about it and ask how much
or how less can they give, then ask if you could get still a
higher discount. Usually at off peak seasons, hotels will be
willing to give in, just to fill the empty rooms.
*Ask for certain packages. Hotels usually offer rooms with free
breakfast.
*Do name drop. If you know of someone who frequently stays them,
mention his name. It can help. Tell them your friend referred
you to them and ask for a discount. Don't ever give up if they
say no. A statement like "is that the best you can do?" can
encourage a big discount.
*Often, people in the military get good hotel rates. Usually,
discounts are offered to government employees.
*At off peak seasons, you could definitely ask for special rates. Then if
they don't budge after you have offered a discount, ask some
extras, like breakfast.
*When negotiating, it is very important to write down all agreed
discussions. Write too, the names of the persons that you have
been talking to, the time as well as the day and date. Ask for a
number that you can call before checking in to the hotel for
confirmation.
*Upon arrival to the hotel, look around and ask for negotiations
once more. For instance if you feel that the hotel is not fully
booked, ask for a room with a better view than the one you are
in, if you don't agree with what you see.
Enjoy your stay!
Guest Author: Jay Bauder
