Randal Deyarmond: If you're just going to be on the strip, walk everywhere. Keep in mind, the strip is a few miles long so it will take an hour to walk in one stretch. I went downtown once. The city bus runs every fifteen minutes between downtown and the strip so I just took that.
Sheree Hipwell: It depends on what you're planning to do. If you're just going to stay on or near the Strip and just casino hop, it's really not worth it. Traffic on the Strip can be a nightmare - especially on a weekend night! (It's taken me 40 minutes to get from one end of the Strip to the other - which is like 3 miles.) There's shuttles and cabs if you're going to one of the off-strip places like The Palms, Rio, or Hard Rock. There are tours for Hoover Dam and probably Red Rock too. If you're going to explore the entire city, consider renting the car. I have friends spread out from Henderson to the UNLV area, so since it would cost me more to cab it to them, I rent the car. The wea! ther is going to be HOT. Figure at least 100 degrees during the day and 85 to 90 at night. Do NOT buy chocolate and leave it in the car. It will become soup. I learned that the hard way. (I thought that it would be okay in the airconditioned car. Ooops.) It's not the humid hot like the East Coast, but it's like the blast you get when you open the oven door....Show more
Bud Espenshade: Off strip would have the looser slots, they have to give you more to get you there. The strip casinols have the higher overhead and need to take a bigger cut. They are also trying to get more people to go to the downtown area, places like Binions, 4 queens, golden nugget. You can also get the discount books that offer free play. So by using these, you can increase your odds of winning a little.Just remember to walk away while you are ahead, that way you leave a winner....Show more
Donte Schoenhals: no car its needed in vegas, unless you are planing to go into the residential a! reas, but i say not to rent a car especially on 4th of july th! eres going to be a lot of people and traffic is going to be horrible!! have fun
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Rosalba Lingner: "Best gambling in Las Vegas"It all depends on what you want to play >There is no, one casino that has it all.BlackjackEl Cortez - Six single deck tables with low limits and they pay 3/2 not 6/5 like the single deck games on the strip.RouletteStratosphere - Two single zero games, with low minimums.CrapsCasino Royale - 100x oddsWestin Casuarina - $1 game on weekdays 5pm-10pmPai Gow Poker Orleans - Many $5 tables even on Friday/Saturday nightsSports BookLas Vegas Hilton - All other sports books pale in comparison to the LVHBest for CompsMain Street StationSilvertonBest Cash BackHootersOrleansGold CoastBest Video Poker(for the quarter player)PalmsSilvertonFiesta HendersonFiesta RanchoEl CortezThose are the only 5 casinos that have all 4 of the major VP games at full pay.Best VP for the "Little Nickel" playerNear the Strip - Las Vegas Hilton >27 9/6 JOB! machines in their sports book area.Tuscany - FPDW Downtown - Four Queens - 20 9/6 JOB machinesBoulder Hwy - Arizona Charlie's - 14 9/6 JOB machinesBoulder Station - 10(10 coin) 10/7 DB machinesSam's Town - 10(10 coin) FPDW machinesLocals CasinosSilverton - Many Fiesta Henderson - Many Fiesta Rancho - Many~Jack~...Show more
Otto Lingafelt: If you are planning to stay downtown, you won't need a car. The entire area is geared for pedestrians. The strip or going sightseeing is a different story, you will need a car.I went last year with plans to visit outside the city. The traffic from the airport to downtown was fast and if you don't know where you are going, can be pretty scary.
Everette Rovinsky: I agree with everyone here, but I still prefer to rent a car so I am not at the mercy of a cab or public transportation. The only downfall about renting a car are the darn fees associated with rental cars in Las Vegas. I am going to Vegas soon for six days and the fee! s on the rental car are almost $70.00! If you don't think you will be ! exploring Nevada, save your money!
Raymundo Kyser: Do the missions for the king at the acting studio and the missions for the owners of the local whore house/bar.
Norris Rosener: I killed a black woman for fun in freeside and now everyone attacks me on sight. Is there sny way to regain rep with them.
Lon Pennington: MGM Grand. That's where I always win money
An Trebil: I'm staying at Palm but realized that I'm missing the best party days by visiting Vegas between Sun and Tue. Are there any good dance clubs open during those nights? I love to dance and would hate to miss out :-/
Emerita Sciandra: I'd say bellagio and probably palms (bad speller)
Toby Caswell: If you plan on staying on the strip, a car won't be necessary. The traffic on the strip is a nightmare anyway. There are plenty of Taxi's. If you want to go sightseeing, your hotel can arrange a bus tour. So overall, I'd say don't get one! You'll have a wonderful time! Most of m! y family is out there and I love it!
Hilde Heskett: You could go into the Atomic Wrangler and get James Garrett to raise your reputation for a fee.
Danyell Rowback: i don't know about sun or mon, but tues is one of the biggest nights at pure in caesar's
Hong Hunkin: I suspect that you will get a lot of people suggesting that Bellagio or some other Big fancy hotel will have the best gaming and gambling. However, the casino that I find with the best overall gambling senario for the typical and average gambler is MGM Grand. It has probably the largest gaming floor in Vegas, a newly expanded sports book (with nice plasma screens everywhere), a very nice and fairly new poker room (less than 3 years old), and a wide range of table games (Blackjack, carribean stud, pai gow, baccerat, war, etc.) and slot machines. In addition to that, they have good comps and their comp credit accumulation is good at any of their other sister casinos (such as Bellagio, Luxor, Mand! alay Bay, Mirage, etc.). The limits they offer on the tables is a wide! range too - so you can bet pretty low (though there are definately lower limits available at lower end casinos) and go up to as high as you'd like.In terms of a good casino for lower limits without the cheap feeling - Luxor, Stratosphere, and Monte Carlo round out a set of good, large, and clean casinos that offer a wide variety of games and slot machines.For higher end gaming, Wynn, Bellagio, and the Venetian is probably your best bet - though just about ANY casino will bend over backwards if you bring enough money.Good luck and have fun - hope this helps....Show more
Alisa Kaleiwahea: TRAFFIC is terrible. especially if you don't know the roads. You don't really need a CAR unless you plan to go off the strip. And its very easy to not leave the strip at all.July is hot hot hot season. the average TEMPERATURE for that time is 104.. thats the temp not the heat index, the hi can get up around 115 or so 8 feet off the pavement....Show more
Melvin Nakama: Try to do ! missions that will help out your Freeside rep, or doing good deeds. If you haven't done the missions for the Kings (people that look like Elvis, go to the Kings school and talk to the leader to start them), then I would definitely do that. If you can't do that without being attacked in Freeside, look on the Fallout wiki or something for a mission or activity that you can start that will give you your rep back.
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Georgianna Zollo: Its my first time going to vegas, and i wanted to know if its worth renting a car? Whats the weather like?Traffic? I'll be going Jul 1-7. Help me out!
Dan Seen: They are all pretty much the same. You give the casino your money and you leave br! oke. Just don't go to Vegas and expect to win. There's a reason it's ca! lled gambling.
Deangelo Marchak: Golden Nugget. If price is key. Most bang for your buck its really nice good food for less but the o nly down side is distance..
Barton Morfee: I think renting a car would be a good idea. If your time is worth anything, I'd definitely avoid the buses (and walking those distances in that weather is nearly insane) and a round trip cab from the El Cortez to the Strip will cost you as much (or more) than a day's rental. If you aren't there at a particularly busy time, you can often find very cheap car rentals. Keep in mind that you don't have to rent your car at the airport. Could take a shuttle to your hotel for a few bucks and pick up the car somewhere downtown. You can avoid the extra fee they charge for renting at the airport. You might also be able to get by with renting the car for just a day or two and planning your trips on those days....Show more
Lizzette Wendroth: It all depends on what you are going to do, of cours! e. But, the main thing I wanted to say is renting a car in Las Vegas is very, very cheap compared to other states.
Rivka Killmer: I guess I agree with most people ... if you plan to go to Red Rock Canyon or Hoover Dam you might want to rent a car. We go to Las Vegas at least twice a year and usually rent a car. However, stay off the strip due to traffic problems. Public transportation is available to get you just about anywhere you want to go. If this is your first trip, you might want to walk the strip to see all the sites. If you get hot you can stop inside a casino to cool off.Have fun!...Show more
Peggy Sandefer: I've been to Vegas many times. The casinos are pretty much the same. It's the type of games you play that give you better odds. Black Jack, video poker, and craps (as long as you don't play the sucker bets) offer the best deals.The big thing to remember that mathmatics is against you. You play long enough, the house wins.When I go, I look at t! he sites, play a bit go to some shows and leave knowing that I had a go! od time and didn't gamble too much.Have fun!...Show more
Cedric Grimstead: As a local we personally enjoy the Station Casino properties. When we do go out we spend most of our time at Boulder Station. The comps are good and easy to get. We have had pretty good luck with their Video Poker machines. Their sports book is ok but do know that Sam's town gives better odds on many sports. If we had to pick two places we would suggest Boulder Station and Sam's town for over all decent places with good value....Show more
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