Heading to Vegas the first weekend in Oct. Staying mid Strip and won't be heading off Strip to places like Red Rock, etc. on Sunday. Where would you recommend I spend Sunday watching the games and what time do I need to arrive to get a few seats? Ceasars is nice and big but unless you're a high roller, seating is limited. thx in advance - Goggles
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Heading to Vegas the first weekend in Oct. Staying mid Strip and won't be heading off Strip to places like Red Rock, etc. on Sunday. Where would you recommend I spend Sunday watching the games and what time do I need to arrive to get a few seats? Ceasars is nice and big but unless you're a high roller, seating is limited. thx in advance - Goggles
With all of the questions surrounding the Hilton these days, if you've never been to The Super Book. I highly recommend checking it out. You WILL NOT be disappointed!
With all of the questions surrounding the Hilton these days, if you've never been to The Super Book. I highly recommend checking it out. You WILL NOT be disappointed!
Rockford, good idea. I'll hit the Hilton maybe on Sat to check it out b4 it's ........gone? Still looking for a place on Sunday where I can bet my A$$ off on Football and NASCAR, drink and still walk home with the Squeeze rather than be miles away. You know how the GF likes to go back to the room from time to time during a marathon gambling/drink fest? Yes she loves wathcing football.
Rockford, good idea. I'll hit the Hilton maybe on Sat to check it out b4 it's ........gone? Still looking for a place on Sunday where I can bet my A$$ off on Football and NASCAR, drink and still walk home with the Squeeze rather than be miles away. You know how the GF likes to go back to the room from time to time during a marathon gambling/drink fest? Yes she loves wathcing football.
I hate watching games at the Hilton. The same with Ceasars.
Since you're around the middle of the strip, I would say the Bellagio (free drinks) for the comfort and service, but Planet Hollywood also has some very comfortable seats. It really just depends on what you want out of it.
I hate watching games at the Hilton. The same with Ceasars.
Since you're around the middle of the strip, I would say the Bellagio (free drinks) for the comfort and service, but Planet Hollywood also has some very comfortable seats. It really just depends on what you want out of it.
ill actually be in vegas the weekend before you, the 29-3 and staying at caesars. i usually go to bellagio which is awesome and just a 5 min walk across but lagassee's at the palazzo is awesome too.
ill actually be in vegas the weekend before you, the 29-3 and staying at caesars. i usually go to bellagio which is awesome and just a 5 min walk across but lagassee's at the palazzo is awesome too.