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smoothg103rd
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Get some coke, a hotel room and some escorts.
Meglynne92
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Planning a girl's trip next summer and we are dying to go to a topless pool. Would love to hear suggestions as well.
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Most of the topless pools in Las Vegas have now been closed.
Really? That sucks. I thought I saw a few that were still open.
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It looks like the Excalibur has one that is still open. We had thought about the Mirage but might be swayed to do the Excalibur.
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There are still a few, but I advise you should read some reviews on them prior to booking. Mostly hooker/stripper hangouts now.
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Water. If you've never been in a place like Vegas with high temperatures and low humidity you don't know how easily you can get dehydrated. Let's put it this way, I went over the July 4th holiday many years ago. The first day I was there it was ~114 with 15% humidity.
Figure a liter of water per day, more if you're a heavy drinker or are out all day.
If your piss is orange you're dehydrated and spewing salts and minerals which will cause other problems.
Aside from that, have fun. Try not to be jerk and stumble around drunk. Don't turn your nose up at seeing shows such as Blue Man Group, Cirque de Soleil (I think they're back open) or Penn and Teller.
Make sure you go downtown to Fremont Street. Yes, it's a tourist trap but that's where the old school casinos still exist. It has a different vibe.
Finally, get outside of Vegas. Red Rock is the main gig but there is also Hoover Dam. Go see what Vegas looks like at 1 AM from the surrounding desert.
Figure a liter of water per day, more if you're a heavy drinker or are out all day.
If your piss is orange you're dehydrated and spewing salts and minerals which will cause other problems.
Aside from that, have fun. Try not to be jerk and stumble around drunk. Don't turn your nose up at seeing shows such as Blue Man Group, Cirque de Soleil (I think they're back open) or Penn and Teller.
Make sure you go downtown to Fremont Street. Yes, it's a tourist trap but that's where the old school casinos still exist. It has a different vibe.
Finally, get outside of Vegas. Red Rock is the main gig but there is also Hoover Dam. Go see what Vegas looks like at 1 AM from the surrounding desert.
EllieTalbot
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Very, very good advice, I must say. The real adventures are on the periphery.
Freewheeling on Fremont,
Ellie
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You say that like its a bad thing.
See the show 'O' at the Bellagio.
The buffets are overrated, topless pools are overrated, the glamour is overrated, everything costs more than it should. You can eat cheap if you eat off the strip in regular restaurants.
Red Rock is great on horseback - take the long tour.
Grand Canyon Bus tour is a whole day from Vegas. Better to rent a car and do it yourself. Hoover Dam is part of the Grand Canyon tour so don't play extra time.
Take groceries. Take your own hot pot and coffee or tea; many of the major casinos do not have comped pots in the rooms and want you to buy their $17.50 pot of coffee.
Carry your cash safely and securely. It's a town of cash and pockets and pocketbooks can be robbed in seconds.
Gamble SMART.
The buffets are overrated, topless pools are overrated, the glamour is overrated, everything costs more than it should. You can eat cheap if you eat off the strip in regular restaurants.
Red Rock is great on horseback - take the long tour.
Grand Canyon Bus tour is a whole day from Vegas. Better to rent a car and do it yourself. Hoover Dam is part of the Grand Canyon tour so don't play extra time.
Take groceries. Take your own hot pot and coffee or tea; many of the major casinos do not have comped pots in the rooms and want you to buy their $17.50 pot of coffee.
Carry your cash safely and securely. It's a town of cash and pockets and pocketbooks can be robbed in seconds.
Gamble SMART.
