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I have stayed there. I tried the 20 thing and was not happy with it. I think the room I ended up in was the same or worse than the one I would have had anyway. But I guess it depends on what room you book originally.I liked the pool. Good scene and good music. Not great though, but nice.I didn't like that you go down there early and there is a towel on every lounge chair even when no one is at the pool. We just moved two towels and sat down.
I love the Aria sportsbook. Comfortable seating and large tvs. Has probably become my favorite sportsbook in Vegas. Haven't been to the Poker Room, but the good thing about Aria is it is right on the strip.
Didn't they try this once before and it was shuttered for too much prostitution/drugs?
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As long as you aren't afraid of off-color humor, see Absinthe at Caesar's. I've seen most of the Cirque shows and have now seen Absinthe three times. Best show I've ever seen.
Aria is very stale imo. In trying (admirably) to get away from the cheesiness of Vegas and the over the top, gaudy, Trump like approach, they have ended up with an almost sterile environment better suited for residential living rather than Vegas (even high class) fun, games and debauchary.
what type of show is that.. just comedy?
Would I have to reserve "o" tickets in advance or can I just go up the night of the show and wait in line? What is the recommended way to get tickets to the "o"?
The tent is air conditioned inside - it's not an open tent but more of a "permanent" tent-like structure.
Anything specific about these guys you love? Ive always been a Caesar's property guy (PH, Flamingo, Paris) mostly cause I used to get a lot of free offers from them. Since that well has dried up Im thinking of branching out too. Was thinking of trying TI next trip.
TI - location, value, not as "huge" .. i'll never do MGM again.. just too much damn walking to get anywhere.
I've never stayed there but the wife and I were meeting another couple there for dinner once. From the time I pulled into the parking garage to the time we walked into the restaurant: 50 minutes.Yeah, I've noticed less and less free room offers from the Caesar's properties. It sucks.
It does. Used to get offers to go down and play in blackjack and slot tourneys quarterly (despite never playing slots), and get 3-4 nights free or very cheap. Wasn't a big player either and mostly played poker, but went consistently 2-3 times a year as the offers were hard to pass up. Since the change from Harrahs to Caesars seems like they have shifted focus, scaled back on the gambler promos instead promoting Vegas more as an entertainment getaway. Sucks as the promos were sweet.
Aria is a very nice casino with an excellent poker room. It's a top 5 poker room - up there with Bellagio and Wynn. Drink service is very good if you care about that kind of thing. Pool scene is good if you are 30-40 something. Not many college knuckleheads, few kids, but not full of crusty old folks either.
If you bid "Strip North," you will be put in Palazzo, Venetian, or Wynn. If you bid "Strip South," you will be put in Aria, Cosmo, or Vdara. The only way you will get Trump is if you bid "Strip North Vicinity."
The new club wasn't open when I was there last month.
I will be there!!!
Any tricks to narrow in on Cosmo? Any amenities that stand out from the rest while bidding?
Good to know - I haven't used priceline for a few years...didn't know the split up the strip into parts.
i've never used priceline, i wouldn't even know how to bid or anything.. is it really a savings?
Used to be. Now it seems you can do better than or get near what you can score on Priceline by using Hotwire or if you're really industrious, finding promo codes and plugging them into the hotels websites directly.
thanks, i've never used any of the travel sites, priceline, hotwire, expedia.. any of them.
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If you like the sex Zumanity was good
This has me nervous... what are they slating for dates on things being cleaned up a bit down there? Going out in July and I'm sure it'll still be a train wreck
Mandalay was my spot for about 5 years but the pool is just completely overrun with kids now.
Buffet is good there. If you are interested in 24hrs of gluttony or want a good way to put a cap on food spending, get the buffet of buffets pass for $50
betterbidding.com is your friend when looking at what will be accepted for Priceline and Hotwire
If I had my way, we'd be at Lake Las Vegas away from the madness. I lived there long enough to have my fill of the Strip. I am going to open a locals online account at one of the Cantor sportsbooks. Ahem... I mean my nephew who lives there is going to open one. I'm just gonna help.
I've seen that place on the way in.. Man it's out there all by itself.If I had my way, we'd be at Lake Las Vegas away from the madness. I lived there long enough to have my fill of the Strip. I am going to open a locals online account at one of the Cantor sportsbooks. Ahem... I mean my nephew who lives there is going to open one. I'm just gonna help.
Probably here.
It's not a bad place - I stayed out that way while I did some work and went to the M plenty of nights - it is gorgeous inside. Crap table crew was fantastic. Easy in and out and very low key with lots of locals. Views were superb - the whole town lit up before youI've seen that place on the way in.. Man it's out there all by itself.If I had my way, we'd be at Lake Las Vegas away from the madness. I lived there long enough to have my fill of the Strip. I am going to open a locals online account at one of the Cantor sportsbooks. Ahem... I mean my nephew who lives there is going to open one. I'm just gonna help.
Probably here.
