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I should rephrase that. I would prefer to stay in the general area. For example, I can get to the Mandalay Bay, Luxor, and Excalibur without going outside. I would prefer it if I didn't have to go outside.Originally posted by: mugs
Then why are you asking people what there is to do in Vegas?Originally posted by: her209
I'll probably stay at the Luxor ($60/night) and probably won't go outside.Originally posted by: mugs
You could try to collect the whole set of prostitute trading cards that the Mexicans hand out on the sidewalks. Call a different one each night and see if you can collect all of the STDs too.You should be asking what there is to do at the Luxor. Or just go to their website.
Gameworks is a half block away from the Luxor, by the way.
Originally posted by: her209
I should rephrase that. I would prefer to stay in the general area. For example, I can get to the Mandalay Bay, Luxor, and Excalibur without going outside. I would prefer it if I didn't have to go outside.Originally posted by: mugs
Then why are you asking people what there is to do in Vegas?Originally posted by: her209
I'll probably stay at the Luxor ($60/night) and probably won't go outside.Originally posted by: mugs
You could try to collect the whole set of prostitute trading cards that the Mexicans hand out on the sidewalks. Call a different one each night and see if you can collect all of the STDs too.You should be asking what there is to do at the Luxor. Or just go to their website.
Gameworks is a half block away from the Luxor, by the way.
Originally posted by: her209
I should rephrase that. I would prefer to stay in the general area. For example, I can get to the Mandalay Bay, Luxor, and Excalibur without going outside. I would prefer it if I didn't have to go outside.Originally posted by: mugs
Then why are you asking people what there is to do in Vegas?Originally posted by: her209
I'll probably stay at the Luxor ($60/night) and probably won't go outside.Originally posted by: mugs
You could try to collect the whole set of prostitute trading cards that the Mexicans hand out on the sidewalks. Call a different one each night and see if you can collect all of the STDs too.You should be asking what there is to do at the Luxor. Or just go to their website.
Gameworks is a half block away from the Luxor, by the way.
Go down the strip just past New York New York, near Denny's. There is a place you can rent scooters! Palms - just a casino slightly away from the strip to the North I think - one of the bars called Skin is just a big pool and some bars. Attire for teh wimminz is usually bikinis and other hot outfits. I went with my wife but we both thought it was coolOriginally posted by: her209
More info?Originally posted by: meltdown75
rent a scooter! go to Skin @ the Palms and check out chicks in bikinis! walk around! Drink for free by playing penny slots!
Originally posted by: uberman
Eat at this place. It's a killer buffet. All you can eat lobster and other high end foods. Please report if you go. I dream of this place.
Sterling Brunch at Bally's, Las Vegas, Nevada, $58.00, buffet style
Bally's Review
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Originally posted by: uberman
Eat at this place. It's a killer buffet. All you can eat lobster and other high end foods. Please report if you go. I dream of this place.
Sterling Brunch at Bally's, Las Vegas, Nevada, $58.00, buffet style
Bally's Review
Sterling Brunch at Bally's
Originally posted by: brtspears2
Unlimited champagne, evian water,
Originally posted by: brtspears2
Originally posted by: uberman
Eat at this place. It's a killer buffet. All you can eat lobster and other high end foods. Please report if you go. I dream of this place.
Sterling Brunch at Bally's, Las Vegas, Nevada, $58.00, buffet style
Bally's Review
Sterling Brunch at Bally's
That price is way off. It is more like $70, and since you get excellent service, 20% tip.
Unlimited champagne, evian water, awesome desserts, carving station with 3 meats, made to order omlettes, sushi, caviar. I went when they had ostrich and some quail with a berry sauce. Cold appetizers of crab legs, peeled shrimp, oysters, lobster gazpacho.
Make reservations, you get seated faster, though there is champagne if you do wait in line. Also, please dress like you are going to church, not to the beach, if you decide to eat here.