no--no temp checks this october trip--last october 2020 trip there was all over......

To any all of you that are coming to Las Vegas. You have to pay for parking both on the strip and downtown. Once you check into your hotel on the strip or downtown. it's better that you call for a car service to come and get you to take you to where you wish to go. Make sure that you check with your hotel to see if you get a price break for parking your car at the hotel that you are staying in. You will be doing a lot of walking on the strip , stay safe , have fun, drink lots of water , WELCOME TO LAS VEGAS. !

SIM. Todos os grandes hotéis tem spa - piscinas em que voce passar o dia pagando aproximadamente 20 Dólares por pessoa.

I am always on the look out for great deals, and the one's we found were mostly on GROUPON. The HINT here is, LOG ON or into GROUPON, set Las Vegas as your home city and then refresh the page so local deals are listed, and KaPoW! The best prices on the Best of entertainment and Food establishments are listed for you to pick from. This should be done months in advance to your trip as the deals change, discounts deepen as time passes, HINT if you like something click on it and hit Buy it, get to the summery page and then log in Discount or Promo codes, if you still do not like the price, Back Out of the page and log out, it cost nothing and in the days to follow GROUPON will send you emails asking if you are still interested in the item and offer a further discount at times! A lot of items we clicked on and checked out we save those GROUPON EMAILS and when a 20% or 30% off sale runs, I pull out the emails on the items I was watching and see it the code applies to the items I want, if and when it does, you can receive 30% of an already 50%-80% off reduced item! Now that’s Vacation planning at it’s best right there! The tours we took, the restaurants we ate at every second day were All GROUPON PURCHASES I researched before we ever got there, making sure they we accessible to our location without to much cost(Most of ours we selected to buy were in walking distance f our hotel or a short ride on the Deuce and short walk, and we ended up making mini day trips out of them, finding our hidden gems! It was a great way to enjoy the best Las Vegas had to offer, and not pay retail for most of it! As far a concert tickets, I bought on Holiday sales prior to Leaving to plan the times and locations for the Anchor Events, IE JayLo and Maria Carey Concerts were my wife’s Dream Concerts so I booked them inside our travel dates evenly spaced out during our time. Black Friday Specials through Ticket Master was where I bought both sets of tickets & over 2 months in advance. Both were sale prices, saving on average of $100.00 a set each purchase. Search tickets out on the internet, as the tickets are sold by multiple dealers as Caesar’s sell tickets to VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Ticket Master etc. And they each run sales at times, checking around paid off for us as we saw 4 concerts, went on three tours including the Grand canyon, Pawn Stars, Counts Customs, TANKED, Ricki’s Restorations, had lots of money to enjoy a day at Las Vegas Speedway driving a Lambo, F1 Porsche and an AUDI R8 also a GROUPON Purchase! I can confidently say we saved over $2,000.00 off Retail Tourist prices on our 2 weeks we spent there, for sure! Glad to help, have a great trip!

You can get coupons online for the shops, but sometimes it worth going into the shops to see what discount they are offering. Some say text this number to get a code, I did this and never got a reply but show the cashier that I had text to get the discount. Other coupons are available on the strip as advised by other replies. Have a great holiday

I would check the VRBO website.

What's a Negril. Can I get 1??

I too would consider myself a smart confident traveler. I have stayed both on the strip and downtown. I would be most "aware" during the walk between Freemont and the downtown grand. It's only about 2 blocks but not many tourists. That's not to say it's not safe... I'd just say don't let your guard down there. The container Park area has great promise but when I was there last it was more a kids playground than anything else with a food court... Great concept that needs some tweaking. I highly recommend the neon museum, and nightlife at The golden nugget. If you gamble there are some great options downtown. Main Street Station has a nice microbrewery, excellent food options at the nugget (and a starbucks) and the open air shows on Freemont are heating up very soon. There is an art walk area that I've always wanted to do near downtown a few blocks South... Have fun! Glenn

Fremont street is a great place to gamble, there are so many to choose from and do not buy drinks, once seated either at the machines or tables a waitress will bring you whatever you ask for as far as drinks are concerned, just give her a couple of dollars each time, far cheaper than buying and one last thing, visit at night for the overhead light show and February will not be too busy, enjoy yourselves in Fremont street then enjoy the strip.