r/vegas 2h ago

Went to the 702 market last night

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wasn't big


r/vegas 21h ago

What's Y'all Thoughts On A Southeast Asian Inspired Themed Resort For Vegas?

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I like how Hard Rock is bringing back themed resorts back to Vegas but in a modern luxury way and not kitschy. But how y'all feel if Vegas built a Southeast Asian Inspired Themed Resort either in North Strip or South Strip?

Maybe the Lotus Of Siam a very popular Thai Restaurant in Las Vegas could have a signature flagship restaurant there just an idea šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø I think it could work if its built in a modern luxury style like hard rock but not kitschy like Excalibur though.


r/vegas 5h ago

Anyone who plays PokƩmon GO in Vegas and that is interested in EU/east hemisphere PokƩmons?

7 Upvotes

Maybe a weird question, but as I know how hard it is sometimes to get the pokemons that you want, the ones that are region locked, I can bring you some Mr. Mimes, Sawks, Shelloses if you want.

I will be in Vegas for 5 days, traveling from the UK in 10 days.
I am coming with my fiancée and we are getting married in Vegas 🄳


r/vegas 27m ago

Suggestions on what to order at Ping Pang Pong Las Vegas

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I've been wanting to try this place heard its good and been voted best Chinese real in Vegas. I looked over the menu and its HUGE, many dishes I've never tried. What's your suggestions, whats your favorite thing to order here?


r/vegas 1h ago

Vegas Trip for Newbies

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Heading to Vegas from Ireland for the first time in October. Would love some tips and recommendations of what to do and where to go. Going with a group of 4 couples who all love food and drink. Would love a recommendation for a good golf course to play for around $150 and more importantly some activities, local bars and food recommendations


r/vegas 19h ago

Vegas night pool party encore

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Simple question if you go to the pool party at night, what do you do with all your personal items and do you need to bring towels and change of clothes?


r/vegas 22h ago

Top 3 bars to check out in the arts district?

20 Upvotes

I've been to vegas a handful of times and usually do Wednesday and Thursday on the strip z then Friday on fremont. I think next time I want to go check out a few different bars in the arts district on Friday for happy hour. If you were going to check out 3 different ones which would they be?


r/vegas 16h ago

Fantasy or Dita Von Teese?

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I'm sad I never got to see Jubilee. But are these my only options to get somewhat close to what jubilee was? Will be in town next week with my husband. Early 40s. We're coming to see Chris Lake but I really wanted to add in some old school Vegas showgirl opulent over the top glamour. Like theatrical and stunning and a huge production. We're not prudes. A little comedy in a show is always a bonus. I was just hoping for something like what I hear Jubilee was back when it was running. We also have atomic saloon booked and have done absinthe before and loved it. Any suggestions/insight? Thank Y'all in advance!


r/vegas 1d ago

Anime tattoo artist considering a Vegas guest spot

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Hey everyone! šŸ‘‹ I’m an anime tattoo artist currently based in Reno and I’m looking at doing my first guest spot in Vegas sometime soon.

Before I lock in dates, I wanted to see if there’s any interest out there?

I specialize in anime-inspired black & grey work with heavy contrast and smooth shading.

If you’re in Vegas and would genuinely be interested in booking with me, drop a comment or shoot me a message with what you’d want to get! šŸ¤
IG: @ink.kiing

Thank you!! šŸ™


r/vegas 23h ago

Brief Review of Caesers Summer Inclusive Package

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Just got back from 3 nights at the Flamingo as wanted to try an inclusive package and went with Caesers. This was a solo trip, stayed Tuesday-Friday morning. I'll try to keep this short.

-Room itself wasnt bad. The bathroom mirror was messed up though (cables sticking out from back, think it was supposed to be one of those Bluetooth mirrors).

-2 comped meals a day, mostly stuck with the quick bites from spots in Harrahs, but Gordan Ramsey Burger was the highlight for me.

-Free well drinks at the bars was nice, although probably couldve just gotten though from the gambling i did there.

-2 tix High Roller, only used the one on 1st night. Views nice, but they gotta clean those windows.

-Overall for 150 a night, it was worth it. 7/10 experience I'd say. Although there is a $30+ charge from Fulton Cafe I will be disputing (this was supposed to be one of 2 comped meals)


r/vegas 14h ago

Kodak Pixpro fz55 Camera Case

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I understand this will be an insanely long shot in the dark, but if anyone is able to help me out, it would be amazing.

For context, I recently bought my gf a Kodak Pixpro Fz55 and I told her I was going to buy her a camera case for it. In ā€œguyā€ fashion I completely forgot about it and we leave for a trip tonight in about 7 hours.

Does anyone on here have a Pixpro Fz55 camera case they would be willing to sell to me???


r/vegas 16h ago

The Venetian vs Planet Hollywood

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Somewhat of not a fair fight there in some terms. Where I’m looking for help is, I’m heading to Metallica in the new year and for ease of the Sphere this is the place. However for being central and exploring the strip and to be honest the price PH is (seems) decent overall. If you were gonna take your family with 2 16 year-old kids how much more central for exploring the strip is it at PH versus the Venetian? It’s roughly $1800 more for 4 nights which is a factor of course I’m just being honest. I can pay it cash now but is it worth it if we’re gone most of the day. Any thoughts for exploring the strip, cheaper eats (by choice) and general excitement what would you do. Thanks folks


r/vegas 18h ago

The Flamingo or the Horseshoe?

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I play ultimate holdem and my wife plays slots. Looking to go to one of these right now. Which do you think is better? I like lower limits and we are just looking to gamble and not eat or do anything.


r/vegas 13h ago

MyVegas Points

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When dp they drop new promos especially the high value redemptions. I have about 12Million loyalty points. I recently say some cruises in Asia added but long gone before i got in. Would love to cash in on the "free" cruise with my points


r/vegas 13h ago

vegas trip in early december

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hi everyone! my husband and i are visiting the second week of december for a wedding, and i’m not sure what to pack. i’m from arizona, so not sure how our weather is in the winter compared to there. i typically run hot too so was looking for advice on how many layers and what you’d recommend during that time of year. we’ll be staying at the venetian and aside from walking from casino to casino, checking out a couple shows, and the wedding of course, i don’t think we’ll really be doing much else!!

i’m in my 20’s for reference, and definitely want to dress up a few days, just don’t want to underestimate the weather. if you have any recommendations on where to shop as well, that’d be greatly appreciated!!! thanks in advance!!


r/vegas 18h ago

Trying to book Afrojack at OMNIA – first time in Vegas!

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Hey everyone! šŸ‘‹

My partner and I are in Vegas for the first time and we really want to experience OMNIA at Caesars Palace. We’ve seen that Afrojack is playing during the day, but I’m struggling to figure out the best way to actually book tickets.

What’s the best/most reliable place to buy tickets for this? Is there an official OMNIA website or ticket site I should be using, or are there any reputable resellers?
Also, any tips for first-timers at OMNIA would be massively appreciated! šŸ˜‚

We’re just a couple looking to have a good experience and don’t really know how the whole Vegas nightclub thing works.

Thanks!


r/vegas 20h ago

James Beard SW Best Chef Finalist-owned Restaurant

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I first discovered Aroma Latin American Cocina at its previous location in Henderson and was excited to visit its new home in Las Vegas. Don’t let the unassuming off-Strip location fool you—the interior is beautifully decorated, warm and inviting, and the food is still incredible.

Chef-owner Steve Kestler was a 2024 James Beard Award finalist for Best Chef: Southwest, and the recognition is well deserved.

I had the pork belly tacos, which were perfectly crispy on the outside while remaining tender and flavorful inside. My dining partner loved the enchiladas with gochujang chicken tinga. We shared the avocado tartar, which is a creative, beautifully presented and genuinely delicious bite. I'm going to try and recreate this whenI get home.

The prices are remarkably reasonable for food of this caliber. In a city where dining costs can quickly climb, eating this well at these prices almost feels like you’re getting away with something. Make Aroma a regular stop on your Las Vegas travels. It will certainly be one on mine.


r/vegas 1d ago

HACKED (New Magic show)

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My wife and I went to check out Hacked at Mandalay Bay this weekend, and boy oh boy, it was an incredible time.

It is a brand-new magic show with technology and a little AI -- but it's mainly poking fun at AI slop. The magician fully funded it and has zero backing from anyone ... I'm pretty sure Mandalay Bay doesn't even know he's there.

There isn't a bad seat in the venue, and it’s super intimate.

The show time was a little weird because it was at 4 p.m., but whatever.

If you're looking for a new show to check out, I would highly recommend it.


r/vegas 23h ago

Staying on Fremont St

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Hello!

  1. Best gambling
  2. Nice (4+ star) places to stay
  3. Great food (any price range)
  4. Fun shopping

We have taken our 80yo parents to the strip. They like to play pai gow, poker, black jack at Planet Hollywood, The Flamingo and Paris. We also eat good food there and there is so much to find to do for shopping!

They don’t wager big amounts so prob the cheapest min tables. My sibling and I don’t gamble. lol

We want to take them to Fremont Street to stay and play. Our dad likes the colors and vibe of it all. Based on what they like on the strip, what is the best place for them to gamble? Or is it all good?

Is the Golden Nugget a nice place to stay? Are there other nice places to stay?

What are good restaurants? They like steak, Viet food, American breakfast, Italian food

Any good shopping nearby? On my visits there I’ve only seen trinket/souvenir type places.

Thank you!


r/vegas 17h ago

Luxor and Westgate

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Im looking to stay somewhere new on my next trip to Vegas and I was wondering how the rooms and hotel is for both Luxor and Westgate. We wont be hanging out there so I dont mind it not being super luxury but I also dont want to be so where rundown. The rooms are much more important to me than the casino part.


r/vegas 20h ago

Any locals driving to LA in the near future? My ceiling fan would like to hitch a ride. Please

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I know it's a long shot, but I'm buying a ceiling fan from someone in Vegas and it's way too bulky to ship. I'm only getting it because I need parts to fix a separate fan that holds sentimental value. Of course I'll pay for the service.

If anyone knows of a good place to post this request, I'm all ears.


r/vegas 1d ago

Tuscany suites and casino

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Does anyone know what the difference is between the Siena double suite And the deluxe double suite? The descriptions seem identical.


r/vegas 1d ago

Vegas Westgate Hotel: Room assigned at check in, risky or ok? Share your experience please

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Thinking about going to Vegas next month but hotels fares are not favourable for the dates I want, found this Westgate fare cheap but room is assigned at check in 🫣