It was back to Harrah’s for their buffet to use our 2-for-1 coupon. Since Las Vegas is two hours behind Chicago time-wise, a 3:30pm buffet was equivalent to our semi-normal 5:30pm dinner time. This is definitely the best deal, going late in the afternoon and eating for a few hours. Again, there is so much [...]
“Travel Tips & Advice on Las Vegas”
Caesar’s Palace, The Venetian and Bellagio
December 10th, 2006
Sheila Simkin Part of the fun was walking into every deluxe hotel (and some not so deluxe) on the Strip and eyeing the buffets, Christmas decorations and people. I’ve heard the catchphrase…”what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas”…but we primarily saw families with children, and couples walking around. And it seemed as if most of the people [...]
Las Vegas Time-shares and The Monte Carlo Buffet
December 9th, 2006
Sheila Simkin A person could subsidize their Las Vegas stay just by visiting Time-shares (and probably, some do). It was impossible to walk through any Hotel, on or off the Strip, without someone offering shows, meals and cash for spending 1-2 hours listening to a pitch on time-shares. The Las Vegas Strip was filled with Condos being [...]
Surprisingly Tasty Buffets in Las Vegas
December 8th, 2006
Sheila Simkin Tip #2: Everyone in Las Vegas walks around in blue jeans. It isn’t necessary to bring lots of clothes unless you want to get dressed up. We headed to the Rio Hotel for their Carnival Buffet given raves by all we know, and hyped as Las Vegas’ best buffet. In the 29 years of visiting [...]
Arriving In Las Vegas
December 7th, 2006
Sheila Simkin I am the first person to shoot off nasty e-mails to United complaining about their service, planes and personnel but TED was a unexpected pleasure. Pleasant flight attendants and a good flight. It was very cold in Las Vegas when we arrived (think upper 20′s) but sunny with blue skies and we didn’t come to [...]
Enjoying Las Vegas On Very Little Money
December 6th, 2006
Sheila Simkin When our adult children visit Las Vegas, they stay at Bellago, The Venetian, Caesars Palace spending up to and over $200 a night. They also eat at Spago, see multiple shows and gamble. ex-Marine (husband, Steve) and I visit Las Vegas looking for the least expensive (decent) hotel we can find and food bargains. I [...]



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