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Your packing quite a bit in a short amount of time... remember to plan some "recovery" time if you enjoy a beverage or ten... I would recommend "O" as far as shows go, and avoid the balcony if possible - it is worth the extra money to spring for better seats IMHO. Freemont street is a must. It reminds me of a better time when Vegas was a lot less polished and the price for everything was about 75% of what it is today (such is life). High entertainment value just walking around. The South end of the strip is full of tourist traps and is VERY expensive, but I always find a reason to stop in the Hard Rock Hotel - if its over 80 degrees, it is a nice place to enjoy the view :). Traffic is congested all the time, so plan lots of time just getting around.
Vegas is different for everybody... depending on you age, marital status, and maturity... you can find whatever you want from low key to fast paced action, as long as you don't do dumb things you will have a good time.
 
Discussion starter · #22 ·
Brad,

Sounds like a pretty full schedule.
If you have some free time or have the propensity to "off the grid" entertainment.
I'll be sending a PM with contact info.

PS: I strongly suggest putting my cel # in your phone.
Lotsa strange things can happen in Vegas, not all the fault of the City, itself. Seems that visitors are as likely to lose their sensibilities as they are their bankroll.
It's always a good idea to have a dependable local contact, whether that be for directions...... or, let's say.... bail. Not that I'm insinuating anything.
Dulynoted: LOL I have your cell phone in mine now :thumbsup:
 
Brad, stay just sober enough to keep your senses. That is an easy place to get real stupid without even trying.
Have fun and let us know how it went.
Ron
 
Discussion starter · #26 ·
Just make sure you don't do something stupid, like visit the "Wedding Chapel"!!!!!!!:beers:
:eek:l:):clonk::clonk:LMAO
I would be sure to jump off the rim of the Grand Canyon :yes:
 
:eek:l:):clonk::clonk:LMAO
I would be sure to jump off the rim of the Grand Canyon :yes:
Don't be jumping off any rim, who'd run Rambo Trucking, the most ******* trucking outfit in Fl?????? Go have some fun, just never say "I Do", remember what it cost you the last time you uttered those words?????????;)
 
Discussion starter · #29 ·
I will try and get some interesting pictures that's for sure but they might not be so appropriate for this site, LOL
Les we have too many of those Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville around here as it is now, LOL
 
Discussion starter · #30 ·
Ok any of you guys seen the show:
Award-winning smash hit "Jersey Boys" since I am staying at the Palazzo Hotel in Las Vegas might as well cram that show in the day I get there.
 
Your packing quite a bit in a short amount of time... remember to plan some "recovery" time if you enjoy a beverage or ten... I would recommend "O" as far as shows go, and avoid the balcony if possible - it is worth the extra money to spring for better seats IMHO. Freemont street is a must. It reminds me of a better time when Vegas was a lot less polished and the price for everything was about 75% of what it is today (such is life). High entertainment value just walking around. The South end of the strip is full of tourist traps and is VERY expensive, but I always find a reason to stop in the Hard Rock Hotel - if its over 80 degrees, it is a nice place to enjoy the view :). Traffic is congested all the time, so plan lots of time just getting around.
Vegas is different for everybody... depending on you age, marital status, and maturity... you can find whatever you want from low key to fast paced action, as long as you don't do dumb things you will have a good time.
Agreed...Rowdy should be a a speed dial must while visiting Vegas. We have escaped the "what hapeens in Vegas" but the potential is always there. Lots of great recommendations but in four days it's hard to cover all you want to do.
 
Brad,

Sounds like a pretty full schedule.
If you have some free time or have the propensity to "off the grid" entertainment.
I'll be sending a PM with contact info.

PS: I strongly suggest putting my cel # in your phone.
Lotsa strange things can happen in Vegas, not all the fault of the City, itself. Seems that visitors are as likely to lose their sensibilities as they are their bankroll.
It's always a good idea to have a dependable local contact, whether that be for directions...... or, let's say.... bail. Not that I'm insinuating anything.
Sorry...wrong quote....Age issue! LOL
 
Brad, if I remember correctly, Mondays at "Little Darlings" is amateur night. Starts at midnight so you can go after the other show.

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:


curt
 
Discussion starter · #35 ·
Well you guys hold down the fort while I am gone because today is the day I am heading to Vegas.
:hurray::hurray:

Thanks for all the help and info and I am sure I am going to have a great time while I am out there with lots to do as soon as I get off the plane the adventure begins :thumbsup:
 
I still have Rowdy's number from when I was there for SEMA. We didn't get crazy, I'm past all that, but we did cruise the strip a little and went downtown. It was cool and it can't be said too often

THANK YOU Rowdy for your hospitality from everyone at TC.

He couldn't meet up one night, but helped coordinate with some other TC'ers who were in town, all while busy with some personal stuff going on.

Oh yeah, I also got a great picture of his car:
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u165/Bowtie-Bry/sema 2010/DSC06246-croppedNcolored.jpg
 
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