Thanks Hedo, Horatio and Steel Nation.
That’s some good input. I’m liking the Hard Rock, the Gun Store, a little Richard Petty, some Spearmint Rhino, and some Cirque du Soleil. That…along with hookers…and beer…and gambling…would make a good party.
I was also considering Key West, only because I’ve been there a half dozen times and know it like the back of my hand. But I think my buddy likes Vegas.
Any more input is appreciated.
[quote]swissrugby67 wrote:
SeanT wrote:
Just so you know, Hookers are illegal in Vegas. Any county with over 500,000people it is illegal.
If you meant “country” then get your facts right.
It’s legal in Holland (population 16.5 Million) and it’s technically legal in Canada, Philippines, Scotland, England, New Zealand and in Australia. (populations greater than 500’000)
If you don’t believe me; Decriminalize Prostitution Now Coalition Your Tax Dollars Are Being Wasted Ruining Citizens Lives Instead of fighting real crime
If you meant “county” then I have no idea what you’re on about and you can ignore the precedent.
So; either sort your life out or your grammar.
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No we in the US divide our states into counties(yes counties). In Nevada, if the county population exceeds 500,000 people, Hookers are illegal. But if you visit Vegas, they have free newspapers and ads for escort services. But you should probably just check out a hotel.
Ah I see this has been cleared up.
Damn all these ideas…
Key West is for men that like to hold hands. Keep it in Vegas.
I think one of the burlesque shows would be cool too. Kind of like going to a strip club but without the hassle of being haggled for dollar bills.
when i was in vegas i stayed that the luxor(the pyramid) depending on how drunk you plan on getting there are probably better places, but the elevators go sideways and when your drunk it can get really scary. The one beside us that is like a castle looked pretty sweet though.
[quote]EG wrote:
when i was in vegas i stayed that the luxor(the pyramid) depending on how drunk you plan on getting there are probably better places, but the elevators go sideways and when your drunk it can get really scary. The one beside us that is like a castle looked pretty sweet though.[/quote]
The problem with hotels that far up The Strip is that you will have to cab it almost everywhere. I like being in the thick of things (Belaggio, Caesar’s, MGM, etc.). But that’s me.
The new City Center they are building right now is going to be insanely awesome when it’s finished.
Is the Hard Rock in the thick of things?
Thanks for all the input, btw.