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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Winner of the AAA Four-Diamond Award since 1977, the Golden Nugget Las Vegas is the most luxurious resort in downtown Las Vegas, and consistently receives critical acclaim for exceeding customer expectations. The Golden Nugget offers 1,907 deluxe guest rooms and suites; 45,000 square-feet of casino space featuring the most popular slot and video poker machines, table games, race and sports book and poker room; nightly entertainment; world-class restaurants; luxury spa and salon and The Tank, a year-round outdoor swimming pool complete with a live shark aquarium. Voted one of the "Top 10 Hotel Swimming Pools in the World" by Forbes Traveler, the Golden Nugget's heated pool, three story waterslide and 200,000 gallon shark aquarium is open year-round and features seven private cabanas.
Introducing Rush Tower! Rush Tower will provide our guests with the latest in luxury accommodations. With new guest rooms from 439 square feet (at least 20 percent larger than the propertys current standard North and South Tower rooms) they're sure to be a popular choice for our guests. All rooms will be non-smoking and feature upgraded pillow-top mattresses, feather down comforters, 42" plasma televisions, and contemporary decor. Many rooms will have incredible views of the Las Vegas Strip as well as wonderful views of the Spring Mountains and the Golden Nugget pool, The Tank.
The new tower will introduce a new dining experience, a Chart House Aquarium restaurant including a 50,000-gallon tropical aquarium. The Chart House Aquarium restaurant will offer signature Chart House menu items as well as many specialty dishes unique to the Golden Nugget location. The amazing aquarium centerpiece will be visible from Rush Tower's impressive lobby area as well as providing a great atmosphere for guests to socialize and relish, while enjoying their meal.
A new intimate swimming pool with 6 plush cabanas and covered lounging areas will also be a part of the new tower and will adjoin to the third floor of The Tank pool. In addition three new retail venues will be added to the property, including a jewelry shop and high-end boutique apparel. All this, plus a luxurious new reservation desk, porte cochere and valet, and a million-dollar landscaped entrance at First Street and Carson Street, Rush Tower will certainly further the Golden Nugget's standing as the crown jewel of downtown Las Vegas.
Internet access is available for $12.99 per day, for wifi, plug-in and web TV.
Gordie Brown LIVE, performing at 7:30 p.m. 5 nights a week in The Gordie Brown Showroom! Tickets on sale NOW! Impressionist, singer and entertainer Gordie Brown is well known for his amazing comedy and celebrity impressions such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jack Nicholson and Sylvester Stallone, as well as Las Vegas icons like Elvis Presley and Sammy Davis, Jr. Gordie Brown has consistently received rave reviews by both critics and audiences alike, and has been recognized as Entertainer of the Year and Best Show.
***Guests must be 21 or older to check in. PLEASE NOTE: At check-in all guests will be required to present a Major Credit Card (not a debit card) for incidentals.***
Check out time will change to 11 am on Dec 1.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(728 reviews)
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Hotel address: 129 East Fremont Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Las Vegas, Henderson
McCarran International Airport - 11 miles south
Las Vegas - Downtown
Whether it's the invitation of fresh, hand-crafted signature sushi or sashimi, or the temptations of the native Japanese sake and beer selections, Red Sushi is sure to cater to all of your raw cravings. Open nightly from 5 p.m. to midnight.
Come for the party, stay for the view. Dance the night away at Golden Nuggets hottest new spot for cocktails, DJ and great balcony views overlooking the Fremont Street Experience. Now playing your favorite hits from the 70s and 80s. Tuesday - Sunday doors open at 7 p.m. (closed Mondays)
Authentic Italian classics, fresh antipasti, spectacular chicken, veal and fish entrees, and delicious homemade pastas. Friendly and inviting, it's perfect for a dinner for two or a party of plenty.
Conveniently located on the casino floor, The Grille is the perfect place to grab a bite when you're on the go. Choose from pizza, hot dogs, hamburgers, deli sandwiches, salads and several other snack items.
Cheers to great beers - over 40 different varieties, in fact! Toast and take in your choice of imports from all around the globe, including Holland, Germany, Canada, and Ireland. If you're a beer connoisseur or just in need of a quick, frothy fix, this bar's for you. IBB is located in the North casino area and open 24 hours a day.
Set in a romantic Italian countryside atmosphere, Stefano's offers fresh seafood and pasta. Indulge in Stefano's most popular dish, "Cioppino," or one of the many northern Italian specialties. Our singing waiters are world famous!
Choose from a selection of gourmet coffees, cappuccino, espresso, iced coffee, hot and cold teas, as well as the finest freshly baked pastries
Sip on premium libations and eclectic concoctions at Claude's Bar. Located in the middle of action central, this bar features your favorite sporting events on plasma screen televisions and serves up a soothing selection of beer, wine, and well drinks 24 hours a day.
Convenience should never come at the expense of choice. So that's why we offer an expansive menu of dishes from around the world, served with complete disregard for any clock. Come in for breakfast, lunch or dinner, any time of day.
The Buffet provides a warm glow that sets the tone for an unforgettable culinary journey. Lunch and Dinner feature freshly carved turkey, roast beef, and ham, plus entree selections, a salad bar and a dessert bar. Most lavish is the all-day Sunday Champagne Brunch, featuring such dishes as Eggs Benedict, blintzes, creamed herring, and smoked fish with bagels and cream cheese.
Vic & Anthony’s Steakhouse is located just off the Main Lobby and has been recognized as one of the Top 10 Steakhouses in America. Savor a menu of hand-cut steaks and world-class wine in a 150-seat dining room of superb mahogany woodwork and colorful stained glass chandeliers. Dinner reservations recommended.
Serving traditional Szechuan and Cantonese cuisine, Lillie's Noodle House decor is soft and surreal, allowing diners to savor the aromas of ancient Chinese delicacies. Specialties include Mongolian beef, lobster Cantonese, stir-fried lobster and prime mesquite broiled steaks. Reservations are suggested.
The ballrooms and meeting rooms at the Golden Nugget are exquisitely appointed, featuring chandeliers and Victorian decor. With 12 rooms totaling 25,000 square feet (35,000 square feet October 15 through March 15) and rooms ranging in size from 510 to 6,400 square feet, the convention area can easily accommodate everything from a private executive summit for 5 to a gala of 350. Two of the 12 meeting rooms overlook the tropical pool area. Seasonally, October 15 through March 15, a 10,000 square foot Pavilion is added to the mix. The Pavilion is ideal for meetings, concerts, receptions and banquets for up to 500 people.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(728 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
NHRA race trip
Toots Nov 5, 2009
Attended NHRA races - Boys took motercycle ride ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Good place to stay...
TNT Nov 5, 2009
The location is great if you want to stay downtown. Room was clean and spacious and quiet. We were in the south tower which ... is a longer walk than the north tower (if you can get north, get north. If you're in the south tower, some of the rooms are newly renovated and some are not. Ask for one that is. Ours was, and it was very nice. The bed was very comfortable too. The pool is great, although I didn't get in, but loved watching the fish and sharks from the edge...and there is that slide that goes through the shark tank which is pretty cool. The restaurants were good too. My favorite tho, is in the 4 Queens hotel nearby--go to Magnolia's, they have great food! We played in Poker tournaments in Binions while there, and of the downtown hotels, the Golden Nugget is by far the best place to stay! Have fun and good luck!
Traveler type: Couples
Magnolia's at the 4 Queens. Good food! Prime rib dinner was $7.95 and really great! Pizza there is also very good!!! Look for coupons for this place there too.
Score
3 out of 5
my shark trip
prom queen 4 a day Nov 4, 2009
went during holloween alot of partying alot of work out side on road keep being woke up when thay started work early in ... morning my last day had 2 stay at pool because room got spayed with perfumed freashener and was so much couldnot breath in room ordered dinner and sent 2 different dinners back 1 was over cooked other looked great was ice cold
Traveler type: Single
take the double duce bus and bye the 3 day pass for $15 as many trips as u want
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Make sure & try the bus instead of taxie. Ask for a day pass.
--Foxylady, Las Vegas Nov 7, 2009
The Fremont Street attractions are very enjoyabe. There is generally several bands playing on the street.
--Senior Lady, Los Angeles Nov 6, 2009
Magnolia's at the 4 Queens. Good food! Prime rib dinner was $7.95 and really great! Pizza there is also very good!!! Look for coupons for this place there too.
--TNT, New Mexico Nov 5, 2009
Overall score
4.4 out of 5
(728 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
NHRA race trip
Toots Nov 5, 2009
Attended NHRA races - Boys took motercycle ride ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Good place to stay...
TNT Nov 5, 2009
The location is great if you want to stay downtown. Room was clean and spacious and quiet. We were in the south tower which ... is a longer walk than the north tower (if you can get north, get north. If you're in the south tower, some of the rooms are newly renovated and some are not. Ask for one that is. Ours was, and it was very nice. The bed was very comfortable too. The pool is great, although I didn't get in, but loved watching the fish and sharks from the edge...and there is that slide that goes through the shark tank which is pretty cool. The restaurants were good too. My favorite tho, is in the 4 Queens hotel nearby--go to Magnolia's, they have great food! We played in Poker tournaments in Binions while there, and of the downtown hotels, the Golden Nugget is by far the best place to stay! Have fun and good luck!
Traveler type: Couples
Magnolia's at the 4 Queens. Good food! Prime rib dinner was $7.95 and really great! Pizza there is also very good!!! Look for coupons for this place there too.
Score
3 out of 5
my shark trip
prom queen 4 a day Nov 4, 2009
went during holloween alot of partying alot of work out side on road keep being woke up when thay started work early in ... morning my last day had 2 stay at pool because room got spayed with perfumed freashener and was so much couldnot breath in room ordered dinner and sent 2 different dinners back 1 was over cooked other looked great was ice cold
Traveler type: Single
take the double duce bus and bye the 3 day pass for $15 as many trips as u want
Score
5 out of 5
OVER the top for accommodations/location
fussy VIRGO Nov 4, 2009
We enjoyed the beautiful weather, the great and safe location...the hotel is over the top for accommodations, service, food ... and cost. GREAT value for your money.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Great for the money.
Lonesome Loser Nov 4, 2009
Even though the pool and H2o bar could close at 2am, it would have been nice to still have access to watch a wide screen tv ... under the stars and to have the lounge area by the firepit open all night. There needs to be more complimentary stuff for the single guests, not all this "buy one entre and get the second one half price or free". I enjoyed the 2 complimentary beer coupons. I really like the layout of the casino and ground floor attractions, although finding your room in the towers can be confusing at times. Over all, I really liked the location to the Fremont Experience, I would book a room there again.
Traveler type: Single
The Fremont Experience is all you need if you don't want to hit "The Strip" and just stay close to the hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Fun times plus a wedding!
Your mom Nov 3, 2009
Construction woke us EVERY morning by 7:30 am!!! Not good at all. Small rooms also. ...
Traveler type: Family
Freemont street rocks!
Score
3 out of 5
Great accomodations...comfortable beds!!
CAZ#1 Nov 3, 2009
We used the pool, slide ...enjoyed a pizza at the Italian restaurant there. Gambled, cocktail waitresses were always present ... to give us a drink when needed!! There was quite good free entertainment on Fremont street stages Friday and Saturday nights....enjoyed staying downtown instead of the strip as we usually do!!
Traveler type: Couples
Lots of good, reasonably priced food avalable all around Fremont Street.
Score
3 out of 5
Vacation Getaway
None Nov 2, 2009
It was okay. Loved the pool area. Didn't like the prices at the restaurants. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
I enjoyed The Golden Nugget Hotel
Jackie B Nov 1, 2009
The Golden Nugget is a very nice Hotel. The pool is fabulous! The only things I didn't like: they were in the middle of ... construction so a bit noisy and they don't have coffee in the rooms.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
First time on Freemont Street
Diana Oct 31, 2009
Took my father for his 70th birthday. Stayed the first part on the week on the strip. Long walks between casinos and food a ... bit costly. Felt safe walking along the strip, even in the early am hours. Beds and furniture on the strip little more upscale, no coffee maker in room. I have visited and stayed on the strip before. Liked Freemont Street better than the strip, first time visit there. Casinos close together, less walking, food much more reasonably priced, felt safe walking on Freemont Street. Rooms just as clean, furniture little less quality, still no coffee maker in room. When I return to Vegas I will stay at the Golden Nugget again, prefer Freemont Street over the strip!!
Traveler type: Family
Freemont Street is like a 24 hr carnival for adults. Location is safe but told by hotel personnel not to stray too far off on main venue.
Score
3 out of 5
Just OK
SDD Oct 29, 2009
Valet parking needs a lot of work! Room not updated, old TV etc. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Wonderfulness
Nicholas the non-gambler Oct 29, 2009
I absolutely loved this hotel. We stayed in the gold club room. We really didn't need the express check-in but by checkout ... time there was some slot convention going on (plus it was the weekend) and the express check-out was soooo nice. Their beds are to KILL for, and they have the best pillows I have ever had (and I LOVE pillows...so i was in heaven). The people are really nice, but not that kind of over the top totally fake kind of nice. Our room was really clean, and stylish. Like others I expected it to be a bit bigger, but we really didn't need the space. The gold club room floors are carded so you get to feel special :P, and you get bottled water/coffee/candy/apples/etc. in front of the elevators on the gold club floors. There were other perks as well, but we didn't use them (unless the room charge card is one of them). Anyways the hotel staff was always very helpful. You need to be a hotel resident to get into the pool, but they don't usually check unless its busy. The only time we got carded was the last day (Saturday), and only when it got really busy. While I'm not really a gambler I want to come back to Vegas just so I can stay at the Nugget. I am SO glad we chose the nugget over the venetian (the venetian is packed with pretentious...well i won't got there...). At any rate, stay here if you can. You won't regret it. The only thing i didn't like was the grumpy guy at the pool bar, who put next to no liquor in the drinks. Because we were on the strip a lot we only got a chance to eat at a Nugget restaurant once (the noodle house). I really enjoyed it and the prices were reasonable. Every sort of person stays at the nugget. Unlike some hotels there is no one demographic, there are families, retirees, young couples, etc. It was a really comfortable environment.
Traveler type: Couples
We were there for a wedding, and all the wedding guests were on the strip except for us. While it wasn't a lot of fun getting from the nugget to the strip via bus (the deuce), which is 3 *vegas* blocks from the nugget, once we got a car the valet system in vegas is just so nice, and absolutely worth the couple of bucks you give the valets every time. While you can easily walk the downtown area, the strip is a nightmare to walk, especially if you aren't wearing great shoes (e.g. tux shoes). The deuce is alright, but can take a LONG time (1 hr+) if you want to go from downtown to the south end of the strip because of all the stops.
Score
4 out of 5
Pretty good experience
808dawn777 Oct 28, 2009
We stayed in the South Tower on the 19th floor. We had a nice 42" flat screen TV in the room and cozy spa robes. I don't ... usually use hotel shampoo but forgot to pack mine this trip so was forced to use theirs shampoo/conditioner, which turned out to be not too bad. We ate at The Buffet which we had 2-for-1 coupons for. With the coupon, its a spectacular deal...breakfast for $10, lunch for $11...for 2 people, with as many non-alcoholic beverages included as you can drink. Never went for b'fast, but lunch was decent enough. One side of the restaurant overlooks the Shark Tank/Pool. Had drinks at Claude's Bar, which was okay. One night the bartender was really nice. The next night, one bartender completely ignored us for 10 minutes so I walked around to the other side of the bar and got help from the other bartender, who was nice enough, but served us smaller drinks than we got the night before. The cocktail waitresses are slow to come around the slot machines and tables, except for in the poker room which is why I end up getting my own drinks at the bar and paying for them (I'd rather pay $6 than lose $150 waiting for the waitress to come back). Surprisingly, our room was pretty quiet...no street noise, though we could hear Texans in the hallway. And repairmen decided to work on the hammering the flooring at 9 AM just down the hall from our room. That was a bit annoying, two days in a row. The carpets had just been replaced on our floor so it was nice. Oh and the hecklers at the base of the elevator...I don't know what they're selling but they ask everytime you pass by if you want to see a free show and how long you'll be in town. That's aggravating too. There are 2 Starbucks in the building (YAY!) and one is at the base of the South Tower. No coffee in the room but I travel with a portable coffee maker. Simple, comfortable, you get what you pay for. Late check out is at 5 PM and costs half the room rate. The Rush Tower is being built, making access to the hotel parking restricted and hard to find. Valet takes up to 20 minutes sometimes.
Traveler type: Couples
The California Hotel has many great, inexpensive restaurants to eat at (Aloha Specialties, Market Street Cafe, Pasta Pirate and more). For fine dining, I tried 2nd Street Grill at Fremont and LOVED it. Inexpensive ($120 for 4), LARGE portions, excellent service.
Score
5 out of 5
Great Hotel, we had a great time.
Judy Oct 28, 2009
It was easy to get around and get outside. It was very enjoyable. ...
Traveler type: Family
The Buffet were very good and we did not experience long waits to get into restaurants or long waits for service.
Score
5 out of 5
the place to be
BIG LOSER Oct 28, 2009
I LOVE THIS PLACE ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
unbeatable location for the price
barb Oct 27, 2009
gamble and ate plus shop. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Great, if you are over 50
Daveed Oct 27, 2009
Enjoyed the pool, but there was a shortage of chairs(better get there early). Once I found a place to sit, the sun was hiding ... behind the hotel(due to design).The pool sits in the middle of the hotel. Also a bit unhappy with the drink service in the sportsbook. You had to bet $50.00 to get one free drink ticket, yet my friends at the penny slots were receiving free cocktails all day long. Most of the staff was very friendly. It was my first trip to Vegas, and at times I was made to feel a bit stupid. Like I should already know how to place a bet etc... There was also a large population of the over 60 crowd(scooters zooming around).
Traveler type: Friends
The Deuce bus runs back and forth from the downtown area to the strip all day long. A short walk from the Nugget to the bus stop. $7 for an all day pass, but it takes forever to get to the strip.
Score
5 out of 5
Would stay again
teachtalk Oct 27, 2009
We stayed at MGM Grand last visit and decided to stay downtown at the Golden Nugget. We enjoyed the Golden Nugget and would ... stay here again. It was very friendly and clean. The pool and the street were easy to get to and you didn't spend half your day trying to find your way. Did not appreciate the time share deal that we did by mistake...we were told it would only take 1-2 hours of our time. We left the hotel at 11:00 AM and were not brought back until 5:40PM...first and last time we will do this..lesson well learned. Other than this, we truly loved staying at the Golden Nugget.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
My First Las Vegas Trip
Making up for lost time even past prime! Oct 27, 2009
I stayed in Las Vegas for the first time in my life to attend my daughter's wedding. Unfortunately I only had two short days ... this stay, but I would have used the pool as well as the SPA services and amenities if had stayed longer. I did use the Salon services and was very pleased. I had chosen to see Blue Man Group through a booking package, but The Golden Nugget offered a great comedian act that I may have chosen to see. Las Vegas, in general, is a great vacation location. The Golden Nugget offers family friendly amenities and is a great location for the "Freemont Street Experience" and Light Show.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Good times in old Las Vegas!
Mariposa Oct 26, 2009
The Golden Nugget was clean, comfortable and the service was excellent. I had a problem in my room and they had someone up ... to fix it within 1 hour. The linens in the room were top-rate and the bed was very comfortable. My only complaint is that I was in an ajoining room and the noise from the other room woke me up every day. The people in the other room were not overly noisy, it's just that the ajoining doors were not well insulated against the noise.
Traveler type: Friends
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Make sure & try the bus instead of taxie. Ask for a day pass.
--Foxylady, Las Vegas Nov 7, 2009
The Fremont Street attractions are very enjoyabe. There is generally several bands playing on the street.
--Senior Lady, Los Angeles Nov 6, 2009
Magnolia's at the 4 Queens. Good food! Prime rib dinner was $7.95 and really great! Pizza there is also very good!!! Look for coupons for this place there too.
--TNT, New Mexico Nov 5, 2009
take the double duce bus and bye the 3 day pass for $15 as many trips as u want
--prom queen 4 a day, michigan Nov 4, 2009
The Fremont Experience is all you need if you don't want to hit "The Strip" and just stay close to the hotel.
--Lonesome Loser, Lincoln, NE Nov 4, 2009
Freemont street rocks!
--Your mom, Minneapolis, mn Nov 3, 2009
Lots of good, reasonably priced food avalable all around Fremont Street.
--CAZ#1, Seville, OH Nov 3, 2009
Freemont Street is like a 24 hr carnival for adults. Location is safe but told by hotel personnel not to stray too far off on main venue.
--Diana, Pittsburgh,PA Oct 31, 2009
We were there for a wedding, and all the wedding guests were on the strip except for us. While it wasn't a lot of fun getting from the nugget to the strip via bus (the deuce), which is 3 *vegas* blocks from the nugget, once we got a car the valet system in vegas is just so nice, and absolutely worth the couple of bucks you give the valets every time. While you can easily walk the downtown area, the strip is a nightmare to walk, especially if you aren't wearing great shoes (e.g. tux shoes). The deuce is alright, but can take a LONG time (1 hr+) if you want to go from downtown to the south end of the strip because of all the stops.
--Nicholas the non-gambler, Makanda, IL Oct 29, 2009
The California Hotel has many great, inexpensive restaurants to eat at (Aloha Specialties, Market Street Cafe, Pasta Pirate and more). For fine dining, I tried 2nd Street Grill at Fremont and LOVED it. Inexpensive ($120 for 4), LARGE portions, excellent service.
--808dawn777, Honolulu Oct 28, 2009
The Buffet were very good and we did not experience long waits to get into restaurants or long waits for service.
--Judy, Minneapolis, Minnesota Oct 28, 2009
The Deuce bus runs back and forth from the downtown area to the strip all day long. A short walk from the Nugget to the bus stop. $7 for an all day pass, but it takes forever to get to the strip.
--Daveed, Marshall, Tx Oct 27, 2009
Very entertaining
--Debby Jean, Davenport, Iowa Oct 26, 2009
The coupon book helped us a lot.
--Bro, Sacramento, Ca. Oct 23, 2009
take advantage of the coupon offers. They are well worth it.
--Nick, Salt Lake City, Utah Oct 18, 2009
forget the bus tours and rent a car. YOu'll make out better and have more fun.
--huntie, Milwaukee Oct 17, 2009
Check out the Freemont Street Experience located just outside the casino entrances of the Golden Nugget. Its free and happens every night at the top of every hour.
--Tiny E, Dallas, Texas Oct 14, 2009
No need to go in other hotels' buffet to have a meal. Their buffet is good and priced just right. The selection is not too big so it doesn't get too overwhelming and you don't tend to over stuff yourself.
--The Jetsetter, San Diego, CA Oct 13, 2009
This hint is for the waitress we had on Thursday, October 8, 2009 in the Cafe. She didn't speak real good english and she was not knowledgeable about the different wines. Example: I asked her for a wine list and was told i would have to purchase the whole bottle and that they didn't sell it by the glass. ANY WINE. so as I looked around every other table had just purchased a glass not the whole bottle. So I asked her about the house wine and she told me the same thing. I could not have just a glass I had to purchase the bottle and they didn't have a wine list.
--Kimmy, Bloomington, MN Oct 12, 2009
Take the bus to the strip! Will save you all kinds of money and give you a chance to see alot more of Vegas!
--Fun times, Lynnwood WA Oct 11, 2009
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