tabber
4 Answers
FISH-O
Helloooooo Tabby Tabs!
I have been to Las Vegas once and I am sure that every hotel has changed since my visit. Things are always under construction in Las Vegas... Bigger ... Better ... and far more sparkly as each construction is completed.
I have no favorite and things seem to smell like strawberries. I don't wish to recreate that at home.
Have a glorious day... cute frog baby right!??!!
| 10 years ago. Rating: 8 | |
Bob/PKB
My parents took us to Las Vegas when we were children. I remember staying at The Sands and The Frontier. Dad was good friends with Mort Saiger, a man who once rode a horse for the Pony Express and has an exhibit dedicated to him at UNLV.
Following the demise of those two fine establishments, The Las Vegas Hilton became their hosts. NOW that has become the Las Vegas Hotel, and has lost its mediocre charm.
I like the Venetian and Caesar's Palace, but have never stayed at either.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
digger
My favourite is the Venetian. How do you replicate the real Venice ? Well, you can't. Real Gondolas and blue-sky painted ceilings don't exactly take me back to the City of Love. But it certainly has a feel-good ambiance the moment you enter.
What does it for me are the dozens of top notch restaurants that ,alone, are worth the stay (or visit).
Of course, there are numerous other top-end hotels on the Strip but no other houses that many great Italian eateries as the Venetian. And yes, I AM partial to Italian !
| 10 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
figtree3
I've been there three times;
Once as a teenager, I went for the Ski-Ball.
Twice as an adult. My Dad's new bride had spelled her name incorrectly for their first Marriage License :)
| 10 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
I am a curious fish. :)
She grew up as a Mexican country girl!
My name is spelled incorrectly on my Canadian Citizenship documents. Apparently that makes not one spit of difference. Me and my alter ego are both Canadian Citizens.
Uhh, eh Charly! We've got a self proclaimed dually here!
Yeah.
Well, she says that she was born one person but then, buy permission from the Canadian government, is allowed to operate under an assumed Canadian name. You'd better hurry eh! She's flippin' 'round like a fish out the water you know...take off eh!
I don't even want to tell you how my father ended up with a middle name that his parents did not choose. :D
Wow, imagine that. An illiterate records keeper!
Was she an alien?
