Community Posts, Page 8

Is hard to avoid the changes on the Las Vegas skyline as marquees change and buildings go up and down. (The Harmon Tower is finally being dismantled on the heart of the strip) When you lookout toward the east the dominant feature now is the High Roller at the LINQ Las Vegas. This observation wheel is the tallest of its kind in the world and it offers panoramic views of the Las Vegas Valley as well as the Las Vegas Strip. Spend 30 minutes with this view and you can easily turn a little excursion into a full blown date night.

You recognize lunch in Las Vegas, right? That meal in the middle of the day that you are never quite sure about your cocktail choices. You need good food but you also don't want to waste too much time considering the pools and attractions are constantly calling your name. Is it one drink or three, is it a full meal or do you just snack?

Well sometimes a restaurant is so great that you blow off your schedule and just chill out and enjoy a meal into the late afternoon.

These 3 lunch spot in Las Vegas will do that to you.

The landscape of Las Vegas seems to change daily and what you thought was your favorite spot yesterday might drop off the list tomorrow. That usually holds true for nightclubs, restaurants and shows but you can usually expect a steady sense of consistency when it comes to Hotels. Not right now. Las Vegas is welcoming three new properties and you can be sure that each delivers a different new and exciting perspective.

It’s time for you to get acquainted with The Cromwell, The Delano and SLS Las Vegas

Ready to take lil Mr. Fluffy-bottom Puppy Wuppykins to Vegas? Then you're in luck! (Sorry cat-lovers, this program is for pooches only.) Caesars Entertainment is now offering their PetStay Program, allowing traveling dogs to stay at select properties:

The Bellagio has long been known as one of the big heavyweights when it comes to ballers, shot callers and other people of importance. But what would you do if faced with a decision of the top three ways to live an awesome life inside this awesome hotel and casino? You'd be thanking your lucky stars that you read this blog and can rattle off these three correct answers:

Each year, hoards of people flock to Vegas in hopes of striking it big, winning that ultimate jackpot that lets them quit their jobs and never work another day in their lives. Well, lately, Vegas has been doing that for even more lucky visitors -- allowing others to keep their strike-it-rich dreams alive.

The highest recorded winner occurred in 2003 when a 25-year-old won $39.7 million off of only $100 at an Excalibur Megabucks machine.

As we sit on elegant couches inside of the Delano’s new Franklin bar and lounge with dimly lit lighting and a soundtrack to match, Sarah Johnson orders a round of Timmermans Oude Gueuze for the table.

My question as to where to get sour beers in Vegas was met promptly with her ordering the Timmermans. The tart, sour beer satisfied my thirst as Johnson, a soft spoken and brilliant woman of 36-years-old, discussed her vision for broadening the beer landscape in Las Vegas.

It’s fall in Vegas and that means it’s time to pull out your leather jackets and get your hard rock on because the lineup of concerts headed to town is pretty amazing. We know you’ll enjoy a cocktail while jamming to you favorite artist, or for this fall season, several of your favorite artists. Check it out below.

Limp Bizkit with special guest Machine Gun Kelly – Sept. 16
House of Blues Las Vegas

Big Head Todd & The Monsters – Sept. 12
Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas

Descending down the casino escalator pure Rain Man-style, pulling all night benders á la Fear & Loathing, or just a Wolfpack outing towards a Hangover, movies usually inspire the best of your Vegas Vacation. We decided to show you the best ways to act out your favorite Vegas movie scenes while visiting the City of Sin.

The Hangover

The Rio Hotel & Casino is a unique property to Las Vegas for one awesome reason - all of its rooms are suites. That's right, all of them. You can't NOT book a suite at The Rio. This isn't a bad problem to have, in our opinion, for a couple of reasons;

1. Keeps it classy.
2. The views of the Strip are awesome when you're situated a little west of the main drag.

While you're staying at The Rio, be sure you don't miss out on a few of our favorite gems inside.