October 1, 2014 Posts

To help Vegas stay as unique as possible, visitors and locals can try an interesting new kind of activity where you’re thrown into a locked room on purpose and told to “figure it out.” Locked room escapes have their roots stemming from an internet sensation beginning around 2001, but they're just beginning to make their waves in an offline format. The trend is on the rise with one open venue in Vegas and another on the horizon.

We're pretty much already used to having The LINQ as our retail, dining and entertainment promenade here in Las Vegas, and change is once again in the air as Caesars Entertainment prepares to open its hotel doors on October 30.

It doesn’t matter who you are, you’ve at some point frequented a dive bar and enjoyed it. For those that claim they’ve never been to a dive bar, well, you are definitely missing out. If you’re in Vegas, then just know we’ve got an abundance of dive bars of all varieties depending on your personal preferences. Not sure what makes a good dive bar? Well, you’re in luck because we have 24-hours on a dive-bar bender that will help you find which one you like the most and why you need to make sure you frequent one every time you’re in Sin City.