The Super Bowl, or Big Game depending what side of the block you are on is practically a national holiday in Las Vegas. Tens of thousands descend on Vegas every year to see the game and lay bets. Fans of the teams involved who cannot get tickets to the real game in Arizona flock toContinue reading “Super Bowl Las Vegas Style”
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Las Vegas the Wedding Capital of the World
Las Vegas has claim to being the wedding capital of the world. A big claim actually, huge. I bring this up because we are rapidly approaching the date of 2/3/23 (3rd of February 2023) and weddings always spike on days where the date numbers coordinate. The record for weddings in Las Vegas was the 7thContinue reading “Las Vegas the Wedding Capital of the World”
A Walking Tour is a Perfect Introduction to a New City
I have long believed that a walking tour is a great introduction to a new city. What better way to learn about a city, than with a guided tour led by a local? They know the city better than you. Let your knowledgeable local expert take the lead, and show you the city from theirContinue reading “A Walking Tour is a Perfect Introduction to a New City”
New Year New Las Vegas Deals – 30% Off 5-Star Walking Tours.
5-star rated walking tours (Rated by top line sites like TripAdvisor, Viator and Tours by Locals) in Las Vegas going for deep discounts. The tours are lead by Richard Lloyd Evans – a retired history teacher, a travel author and a client-described “character.” In fact his reviews describe him as, “a historian with vast knowledgeContinue reading “New Year New Las Vegas Deals – 30% Off 5-Star Walking Tours.”
Inflation Hitting Red Rock Canyon – Entrance Fees Going Up 33%-67%
The Bureau of Land Management has announced that entrance fees for the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area are going up starting 1 January 2023. While some fees will remain the same, most will see an increase of from 33% to 67%. The highest risers are for Group Campsites and Annual Passes at Red RockContinue reading “Inflation Hitting Red Rock Canyon – Entrance Fees Going Up 33%-67%”
Golden Week Las Vegas Means Holiday Discounts
Golden Week in Las Vegas begins about the 10th of December and runs to a couple days past Christmas. Arguably it is the slowest time of the year and full of cheap hotel deals and attractive attraction discounts, think museums, tours and other fun activities. Even better, a lot of the discounts you can buyContinue reading “Golden Week Las Vegas Means Holiday Discounts”
Las Vegas Strip Tour Review
Interesting tour Viator review by Katja M: Las Vegas Strip Walking Tour Very much enjoyed the tour with Richard. Learned a lot of interesting facts and tidbits of the strip.. He was very patient and friendly. Thanks again! https://www.viator.com/tours/Las-Vegas/Las-Vegas-Strip-Walking-Tour/d684-189272P2?mcid=61846
Las Vegas Welcome Sign to Honor Ukraine
Las Vegas News – To show support for the sovereignty of Ukraine, the “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign will change colors, starting at sunset tonight (Monday Feb 28th) and running indefinitely, to the blue and yellow of the Ukrainian national flag. As soon as I can I will add some pictures.
Maskless in Las Vegas?
Two weeks after State of Nevada mask mandates were mostly ended, mask wearing has mostly stopped. That is mostly. There are still some businesses and situations where mask wearing is still required. See the video for the current state of the mask in Las Vegas:
The Sphere at Resorts World Las Vegas
Last night I ventured around Resorts World in Las Vegas. It has settled in quite well. And the Sphere is rocking. At opening Resorts World felt unready. It bills itself as the most tech friendly place. No money changes hands at the food court… all kiosk ordering and digital pay. Lots of ballyhoo about easyContinue reading “The Sphere at Resorts World Las Vegas”
The Vagabond Horizon 