Heading out to Vegas late October. Does anyone know what pools allow guests that are staying outside of their hotel? Also, I understand some pools do not actually scan key cards but just ask to see a room key. If that is the case I'm sure there are plenty of cheap room keys floating around on the internet for sale...
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Heading out to Vegas late October. Does anyone know what pools allow guests that are staying outside of their hotel? Also, I understand some pools do not actually scan key cards but just ask to see a room key. If that is the case I'm sure there are plenty of cheap room keys floating around on the internet for sale...
Best kept secret: gaming regulations do not allow casinos to charge if you are gambling. Go to any pool and tell them you are going to play. They have to let you in free.
Best kept secret: gaming regulations do not allow casinos to charge if you are gambling. Go to any pool and tell them you are going to play. They have to let you in free.
You may not have to worry about it, anyway. Late Oct is "iffy" for pool weather. You may get a day or 2, but I wouldn't count on pool weather for the whole trip
You may not have to worry about it, anyway. Late Oct is "iffy" for pool weather. You may get a day or 2, but I wouldn't count on pool weather for the whole trip
If it is a pool that you need to scan your card, one trick is to stand near the entrance and act like you are on the phone or talking to someone else in your group. When someone enters or leaves through the door than unlocks upon a scan, just enter then. Works great at the Rampart casino in Summerlin.
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If it is a pool that you need to scan your card, one trick is to stand near the entrance and act like you are on the phone or talking to someone else in your group. When someone enters or leaves through the door than unlocks upon a scan, just enter then. Works great at the Rampart casino in Summerlin.