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Here's one to avoid: If you're staying in an off-strip casino (e.g., Orleans), do NOT try to walk to the strip. It might look close because the buildings are huge, but it's a pretty long walk, you're out in the desert, and the non-strip streets are not all pedestrian-friendly. I did this one time to avoid a long line for the shuttle (and because I like walking). Huge mistake. I arrived at the strip sweaty, exhausted, and covered in dust. I had to sneak through a construction site and climb over a fence just to get to the strip without going an extra half-mile out of my way. Just wait for a shuttle or take a taxi, trust me.
One of the top mistakes is not taking into account the high resort fees. In some cases that free hotel will be more expensive than staying in a hotel off the strip.
Great advice, we should've included resort fees in this video. For our Wynn stay, we didn't have to pay any resort fees, but with free nights on myvegas, you do.
My husband and I always take the city bus, every time. $24.00 for 3 days at 24/7 a day. Goes from the airport to the strip and even Fremont and back to the airport. Much much cheaper way to see Vegas. Use it as much as you want going up and down the strip
Tangerine Travels Maybe ice cream and slushy will keep me cool even though I keep water in the freezer until they get hot later whenever it’s time to drink.
The biggest mistake I made on our first Vegas trip, was deciding that it wasn’t too far to walk down the strip from Excalibur to the Convention Center. I’m a distance runner, so I thought “what’s a few miles walk... “ yea, it took half the day and my feet were covered in blisters!! I quickly discovered the Deuce and Monorail after that.
Lived in this town off and on since 1970. Drove cab for 8 months. Do not let them take you through the airport tunnel when trying to get to the strip. Paradise road run parallel to Las Vegas blvd on the east side. Use to get my fares from the airport to the Excalibur hotel for about $10.00 to 12:00 dollars ( this was back in 2003/2004). Fares have gone up since then. Not all drivers will long haul you but you need to be careful. If in doubt, take down his name and placard number on the dashboard and file a complaint with the taxi cab authority. If he get to many complaints, his placard is pulled and he cannot drive. The hotels serve stiff drinks because you will make mistakes when you gamble. The buffets used to be a lot better 30 to 40 years ago and much cheaper. Avoid the slot machines and stick with blackjack ( also known as 21 ) or baccarat ( also called chemen de fer ). Much better odds.
My mistake I made our last visit was carrying a (large) purse and everything in it. My shoulders and neck were dead by the end of the trip (I switched shoulders when I could). Next time I am bringing a back pack with cushioned straps. A tip for anyone who has never been to Vegas - there is so much to see and do - don't expect to be able to fit it all in one visit unless you plan on staying for several weeks to a month. Every time we plan to do certain things, there are always a few things we simply run out of time to do because like you mention - it takes a lot longer than people realize to go from one casino to another. Even a quick trip from the hotel room to our car and back to the room can sometimes take 25+ minutes depending on where the rooms proximity is to the parking garage.
Wish I saw this 2 weeks ago. Just got back from Vegas, and my shoulder was literally bruised and chaffing from carrying my huge purse around. I did keep a large water bottle in there filled with ice water though. I wasn't about to pay $6 for a 12oz bottle of water on the strip. 😂
@@thatvegashighrisedude2757 lol... I remember one time my friend said "I have a bottle of goose, let's pregame" to which I replied "fuck it, what's the worse that can happen?" And woke up in the back seat of a car laying on the ample breast of a BBW... #funtimesithink
We're local and when we returned back from vacation once, we had to cab over to the strip where we left our hotel in valet while on vacation (this was years ago), the cab driver took us the long way and the fare was like $30 something...we told him we were local and asked if there was a backup somewhere and why was our fare so high. He got all flustered and we told him sorry, no money for a tip due to the high fare. He quickly reduced it in half, so we did end up tipping him. Now we just Uber from home to the airport. Also, people, don't buy music CD's on the strip. My friend busted these guys a couple weeks ago selling blank cd's with writing on them for $20. He literally pulled out a portable cd player and the guys grabbed the cd and took off because they knew they were busted.
Go to Cabo Wabo and get a seat overlooking the strip. I can sit there and drink margaritas, and have chips and salsa all day! The freak / fashion show is endless. For cheaper food, just go to the foodcourt at fashion mall.
that actually just happened to my wife and I the other day, we were leaving the casino, and decided to drop a 20 in a penny machine, fist spin we won over $900. Cashed out and left!
Yes, great advice here. My husband and I go to Vegas on an average of once a month. We live 3.5 hours away and prefer going to Vegas vs. the Indian Casinos. Here's my best tip for travelers that are met by those "timeshare" people when entering the Casino. I learned this because they got us two times at 4 hours each per presentation... Drum-roll please!.... Show them a THUMBS UP!... That's it. They all know that sign. It means that you've already attended the Time Share presentation! The "thumbs up" works most of the time in the big casinos. If by chance it doesn't work - it's because the person is a "newbe" and probably doesn't know the signal yet.... Enlighten them.
Tasha Good tip, but my wife and I got suckered into going to one of those presentations once. “It takes about an hour or so and you get totally free front row tickets to all shows, $10,000 in slot credit, a dozen steak dinners, six lobster dinners, a car (each), free airline tickets, $1000.00 shopping spree and six glazed doughnuts.” (or something like that) Well, I like doughnuts, so we went. Five hours later and no gifts, prizes or doughnuts, we escaped. So NOW I know the secret sign for them too, but it’s NOT a “thumbs-up”, it’s an aggressive and immediate middle finger, held high, for all to see !
My husband and I went to timeshare where we live in Reno and again in Las Vegas just for the free stuff... They figure out quickly that we are there only for the free stuff. By the time we were on Maui, the timeshare people figured out that we had seen the sales presentation twice already and got annoyed with my husband checking how well the plumbing was installed that we were out of there in 5 minutes. I had not even finished my free muffin and juice. Yes, we did our free snorkeling lol (3 hours of fun for 5 minutes and a free continental breakfast).
Lol you guys are so funny and down to Earth. Jordan running laps made me laugh lol he reminds me of one of my close friends who moved away a few years ago 💜 very helpful video, sending positive vibes
Do not get the taxis they are the most expensive in the country instead I give you great advice by a 3 day bus pass $20 You can go up and down the entire strip and even downtown that is my best advice
Luis aguilar we got a taxi from airport to hotel and it only cost $15 and we had 4 large pieces of luggage and two people, same for our return trip and it took 10 minutes to the airport
Lol. If you live here, gambling is NOT for you. There are so many year round activities, hiking and boating, sports, beautiful parks etc here. Been here 30 years. Haven’t been to strip in years. Luv it here!
As someone who used to travel to Las Vegas regularly and finally moving here, I would suggest you try an off strip hotel like any of the Stations brand, Boyd Gaming brand like Sam's Town. or the.M Resort. Their room rates are MUCH better and they often offer limo service. and their food is fantastic. Just a thought, but with the MGM raising resort fees to $45.00, it makes sense to look for a better value.
My biggest mistake in 'Las Vegas, is paying 'Resort fees. With all of the walking up and down the 'Strip, Las Vegas hotel needs to add 'The Universal Backwash & Massage Unit. Clean, stress and pain-free.
I was born and have lived in Las Vegas my whole life, it gets really repetitive and tiring and because I’m a 16 years old, it’s even worse. I’m going to Colima, Mexico where my family and parents are from in two weeks!(For 2 Months) It’s a great escape from the city, and I always have the absolute best time. 💕
·Gisela Luna· yeah it’s a lot different when you’re working your ass off and come to Vegas for a couple of days to spend a little hard earned cash. Moderation is key.
I live in Los Angeles and all I had to do was do a search online for Las Vegas cheap motels and found one for $50 a day for 2 nights without the resort fee just outside the Strip next to the Stratosphere. I traveled to Vegas using the Bolt Bus for only $25.00. I bought my breakfast at a McDonald's near my motel and bought my lunch and dinner from a taco truck for less than $10.00. I only went there to visit a friend who worked at a show that I went to. She got me in for free because she works at the show. Sightseeing alone is not my thing and I wasn't much of a gambler. So I saved a lot since all my itinerary were planned ahead of time.
My Aunt loved to gamble. She taught me right. She said that you have a certain amount of money to gamble with and win or lose after that amount of money is spent on gambling you go enjoy the other parts of Las Vegas.
37 year old Missoula MT boy here. This video is helping a lot. Have worked In casino for years, but Vegas is so different I’m fn stoked! Leave tomorrow!
If you're used to driving in any major city, Vegas isn't bad. We bring our own GPS and always rent a car, because getting off the strip is one of the best ways to avoid tourist pricing. The Hoover Dam is worth a look and so is the winery in Pahrump. Taking the Deuce bus to Fremont street is fun and cheap, but come back before the last bus which is generally jam-packed.
Biggest mistake is everyone leaves their brains on the plane.....Most tourists don't follow the laws, especially walking across streets when you're not supposed to
Just today I was enetering Wynn on a green light and people are still crossing the intersection. I don’t care what laws you have in your state or country but when the green light is on for motorists you stay on the sidewalk until the pedestrian lights come on. God! I hate those kinds of tourists.
I definitely agree on bringing the sweater or jacket because yes, it is freezing in the casinos. Outside it may be 110 degrees, inside it feels like 40. As for the timeshare people, ignore them. Just keep walking. Don't even worry about being rude, just keep walking.
Yo you guys are all saying good FACTS!!! I been living in Vegas for 13 years and I know how VEGAS works. I also work on the strip, I work where you guys were staying at lol
The information that you offer on your videos helped me greatly on my recent trip to vegas. It was just sad that the buffets were closed, but I still enjoyed the food offered at the hotel I stayed at, Aria. I hit 2 jackpots for over 5000 dollars, needless to say I didnt come home with all that money, that was my fault but I had fun. However now I got 4 night offers with 800 in freeplay so I will be returning back to vegas real soon, and this time when I win I'm going to remember to walk away. I may play you guys video while I'm gambling so I want get caught up in the hype lol. Thanks again for the information.
Very cool video guys! 👍 I hadn’t been to Vegas much at all (twice in 25 years) but went recently to see how many magic shows I could cram in. I planed to do 6 shows in 2 days. I did 5 then bailed on the last one to see Cirque’s O instead which was fantastic. 3 shows per day. The one thing I super learned that was tricky was some tickets had to be PICKED UP AT THE BOX OFFICE which was HARD to do...finding the office which was usually nowhere near the theater took WAY more time than I’d factored in, PLUS often it was required to wait a certain amount of time eg 1 hour before the show beforecyou were permitted to pick them up, so I couldn’t just arrive in LV and go grab all my tickets. NEVER will I do that again if I can simply book and receive e-tickets online instead. Another HUGE thing I learned is very often Uber or lyft would go to the wrong place to pick me up (eg the Hotel next door) because on the map it kind of books you automatically via location...then they’d cancel cuz I wasn’t there (when in fact they went to the wrong place) so I’d be stuck with $5 cancellation fees each time. It happened A LOT!!! Be sure to thoroughly know how to check where they are going to pick you up BEFORE accepting the ride booking. I found that about 35% of the time the app had me in a different location for pick up. SPECIFY by typing in your pick up hotel location instead. Those were the two big ones for me but I still managed 6 shows in two days! Very happy!
Im a regular to vegas. But i remember my first time. Back in '06. Wanted to feel like a baller. Buying expensice drinks. Going to the best nightclubs. And spent all my money gambling. Haha. Now i get to vegas, go to the liqour store, and favorite dispensary. And just chill and enjoy the scenery. Idk what i was thinking back then.
What's your favorite dispensary? Also, how do you go about enjoying the product? I'll be in a hotel room that doesn't allow smoking, is it cool to just light up in a low key spot there? I've never been to a legal state, so I'm not used to the freedom haha
I sat at gate in Mccarran airport waiting to take off. Got up and asked an older couple also going to Buffalo to keep an eye on my carry on. People from Buff are kind, generous and honest. Sat down at slot and took out 100 from my winnings and played a .25 cent machine with a 5 coin max, which you must always ALWAYS bet to win big! 4 minutes later I cashed out with a $600.00 ticket win. People were gathering around me and I LUV the attention. One night at Harrah's after winning $1199.00 at the newly opened LUXOR, I stopped in high limit area. This was when slot attendants pushed around the heavy coin carts. Met the worker night b4 and he convinced me the higher level slots pay more often so when he saw I came back in that night I asked him where I wanted to play. He said try this slot. A $25.00 RED, WHITE & BLUE 3 REEL SLOT. Omg, what the hell. I just won up the street soooooo, I put 200 in and hit max coin for 50.00 a bet. My friends from Buffalo were shaking. Lol, two spins in a hit a single red bar, a double white bar and a triple blue bar. $2500.00 won. A few large gold coins hit the try and manager took my S. S. card and drivers license to go get my money. I had the coins in my hand and went right next to my winning machine. A DOUBLE DIAMOND machine also 2 coins. After waitress brought our drinks I said, well here goes... on 3rd try w 150. Invested I hit TRIPLE BARS, TRIPLE BARS, DOUBLE DIAMOND. $1250. win turned into $2500. Win. Now I'm going to pass out. 5 GRAND IN 5 MINUTES! People are cheering and when I looked over at slot attendant, he is smiling broadly because he knows I'm going to take care of him and I of course did. Listen people, these folks know what slots are hot and which ones hit most often. P.S. if you go into a casino and dont "FEEL" it, get out and go next door on the strip. I have had extraordinary wins over the years that started when I won a frozen Turkey at Fall Bazaar when I was 7. Thousands at Bingo also with big money in Ft. Erie Ontario Canada 15 min from Buffalo. Now living in Vegas, we have cash balls that reach tens of thousands. A couple I know recently won $182. 000 on a JUMBO game where Station properties are linked with that one game. AMAZING. 🍀🍾🌅🌵
you should make a video for people that have been to vegas already. There are too many first time vegas videos. I went once, researched like crazy, saw nearly everything and had a blast. Now im going back and I'd like some "advanced" tips
Jimmy Forester My family and I have been to Vegas many many times. We always stay off the strip at the lesser known hotels because they are cheaper and the gambling is a bit looser. But that’s only if you don’t feel the need to walk up and down the strip all day. The Orleans is ok and has a bowling alley, movie theater and nice pool. The big hotels are now charging for valet. But the smaller ones and the ones on Freemont street are free and all you have to do is tip a couple of dollars. Most hotels will give you coupons. Carry them around and don’t forget to use them. They can save you some money.
I actually bought a time share. It’s different than just one location. The time share company I bought into has properties all over the US. It’s been totally worth it so far. And we will be staying just off the strip on our next Vegas trip. But TT is totally right. Don’t get sucked into a time share presentation while in Vegas.
make sure you check to see if any resort fees will be charged. the internet lists hotels that dont charge but call them directly to ask as they say things change.
@@kenken5431 I kept making bets on 'the field' on the dice table. My buddy said, "Don't do it. It's the worst bet on the table. You'll lose your butt." Every time he said, 'it's the worst bet on the table', I increased my bet.
@@cutweldngrind Yeah, like my buddy said, It's the worst bet on the table. I lost my butt. However, it was a real comfortable bus and great not to drive.
Taxis in Las Vegas now have a fixed rate from the airport. The rates are 19, 23, and 27 for close, mid strip, and farther. Google search for "las vegas airport fixed rate" for details. Uber and Lyft are generally still cheaper, but the taxis are nice and convenient.
Get a special package deal in the off season (usually summer) and don't forget if outside have sunblock. Before I went friends would say "it's summer, but it's DRY HEAT" and I now say "SO IS YOUR OVEN !" It's a desert and don't forget it. Also at the airport the casino hotel you're staying in often times has a shuttle buss that's free.
seems like often when I go there is an IRS convention in town.. I guess that makes sense lol.. was cool Miss Universe was going on when I was at Luxor approx. five of the contestants walked on by me
Be aware that the conventions in town cause rising prices in the hotel/casinos. Also,a LOT more people! Avoid the C.E.S and the N.A.B. There were lines to get into the bathrooms and all of the tables were full! That was downtown.
On the strip, most buffets are no longer cheap. So when lunch time rolls around, ask yourself if you really need to spend $25 to $32 for a buffet, or if a sandwich and a drink would suffice. You can pick up lunch with a soft drink at somewhere like Earl of Sandwich for under $12. And you won't feel bloated all afternoon. And if you're shopping, Fashion show Mall has a big food court on the top floor with a dozen choices.
I've been to Vegas twice (many years ago) and my brother lives there. Here's two things I recommend as a tourist. 1. Check if your Hotel has shuttle service to and from airport. You'll save $$. If you do take a taxi or Lyft or Uber do NOT tell them you've never been to Vegas before. 2. Do not rent a car to go to attractions outside of Vegas (ie Hover Dam). Book an excursion at your hotel. You may be confined to a time schedule but you get to relax on a charter bus and see multiple attractions, some of which you had no idea about. My has this advice. Just because Vegas is a desert, doesn't mean it will not rain. However, when it does, the streets can flood EXTREMELY rapidly, so as soon as you feel a few drops head indoors until it stops. Also, don't feel as if only the BIGGEST and BEST hotels have the best food & drink. Some smaller places have incredible little restaurants inside. Find a local and ask for recommendations off the strip as well. You'll be pleasantly surprised!
I don’t gamble but still came home with less money because I enjoyed the shopping and eating/drinking! I only gambled $40.00. Be conscious of the resort fees at hotels on the strip. Resort fees really negate savings on room rates.
Just want to say that even if you have no interest in gambling, there is SO much to see and do there. I was there for 3 days the last time and, really, you can't even make a dent in it. There is this crazy indoor mall that like goes on and on and on, you don't even know where you are. It's got a sky that changes to dusk over time, "outdoor" cafes on cobblestone streets, a robot mixing drinks, and that's really just one of a billion places to check out.
Only difference between losing a dollar in the soda machine and losing a dollar in Vegas, is at least you can cuss at the soda machine and not get arrested.
I have been coming to LV on and off since the early 70s it has changed a lot. my wife and I were even married in LV back in 1979 (40 years ago) and we are still happy together. So LV has a special spot in our ❤️. Great video 👌 and good tips.
They tend to give good advise, I frequent Vegas quite often and have never had a bad experience. Trying to remember all these money saving tips is cumbersome in my opinion. If you have to concentrate on penny pinching in Vegas, well you shouldn’t be there in the first place. It’s not for the financially faint of heart. Vegas has become extremely expensive and it’s not gonna go back to the good ol days of comps and bottomless drinks. Set a budget, know your limit and have fun.
I have a friend that also hit a winning streak in poker. He has now lived there over 20 years and is now a millionaire twice over. Of course Poker is a game of skill
Timeshares a COSTLY BAD idea. First, you will NEVER recoup the built-in marketing & admin costs of buying one, and second, wait until you want to sell it but can't because of the contract you signed when you bought it, which will lock you into making payments on something you no longer want but are financially obligated to continue paying for. Research the pros & cons of investing in a timeshare before going through with it.
Yeah, most people that I've talked to end up dissatisfied with their timeshare purchase. If one wanted a timeshare, they're probably better off buying it on a 2nd-hand timeshare marketplace. And for clarity, on the timeshare part of this video, our intention was to talk about whether or not the timeshare presentation itself was worthwhile in relation to the freebies you get. We didn't mean to imply that we were talking about the value of timeshares themselves, although, we'd generally hold the same view.
Big mistake we made last year was we booked at Venetian but then heard the pool is under construction so I had to rebook at the Hardrock. When we got to Vegas we learned the constuction at Venetian had just completed 2 weeks prior and construction had just started on the pool at Hard Rock!
Unless you are young and in shape, just take a taxi if you want to go to another hotel, even if it is "just across the street". Hotels on the strip are often set back, yet they look like they are very close due to their huge size. Don't be fooled! A hotel "just across the street" could easily mean 8-10 blocks of walking.
Excellent video! At first when I saw the title, I thought it was going to be another hate/rant video that so many people like to make about Vegas to be edgy, but this had some very good advice! I've been to Vegas 11 times and even though I play MyVegas all the time, I had no idea the Wynn had a similar app. Definitely going to download it. Cheers guys! ~Yours truly, A Vegas Buff!
Taxis have pre-determined rates now from the airport. most casinos cost you $23 - 27. Uber & Lyft are now like $18 and usually take awhile to wait for. depending on the prices and wait time, I'll take the taxi now.
When I went to Vegas last time I got hit up to do that Timeshare BS!! Biggest waste of time ever!! Never again! I did get a free show, Free Dinner and a 30.00 Gambling Chip our of it but not worth the time IMO!! Great video you guys!!
There are some wonderful restaurants in LV off the beaten path. The German Restaurant on Paradise is a MUST, but my very favorite is Hugo's Cellar at the Four Queens downtown. I lived in LV for 13 years, and all the locals love it. A long stem red rose for the ladies and the best King Crab Legs in town. The salad cart is amazing! Who would think a little place at the Four Queens would have the best in town? Reservations for sure!
I adore the Wynn and MyVegas apps! We haven't paid for a hotel room in Vegas in years. :) Last trip, we stayed 2 nights at Delano (which had a separate living and bedroom) and 4 at the Wynn, and got an upgrade for $50 a day--which we expected to pay with the resort fee that they didn't apply because we got the room with the app rewards. It included two $50 breakfasts each day--and had a room with his and hers bathrooms, and the sofa you were feeling like you missed. Your videos are so great. You're giving viable, helpful information without telling people to be cheap. This is my kind of Vegas advice.
Thanks for replying you guys are awesome if your ever out in Cali let me know I live an hour from Joshua tree wouldn't mind showing you guys around on a a weekend 😁 and no worries I turn down my AC as low as 65 sometimes it was just really funny ( also hi to both of you!!!! Love your videos )
For a group of 4 people the room at the wynn is good. But also a lot of people to Vegas in groups so the floor space is good for friends to come in the room and have space
Was in Vegas June 2019. The taxi and ride share options had very similar prices. I ended up taking taxis because they were always right out front. No journeying into the bowels of a hotel to a ride.
As far as the timeshare thing, I did a 3 day premium hotel stay in return for a morning listening to a salesperson. Since I told the salesperson right up front what was going on, it was a lot lower pressure (still took a couple hours). I asked a lot of questions and to me the timeshare thing seems like a permanent, no-way-out (nobody wants to buy this from you), point system where you still might not get to go where you want, so not worth it.
Biggest mistake I made was booking a pool room view at the Mirage in Oct/Nov back in 2006. I walked in with my wife headed straight to the windows, looked down and saw a guy sweeping the bottom of the pool.
I was dealing with losing my dad a month prior from an auto accident. My wife who I had met the same month and hadn't seen since 8th grade 94/95 wasen't doing that well either so no pool was cool. The Mirage said we could use Treasure Islands anyway. lol
When you mentioned desert and drink water....DO NOT BUY WATER from the street vendors ice chests....the bottles are usually pulled out of the trash and refilled with local tap water. Just go into the CVS or AM PM if you are walking on the strip.
My wife and I were determined to “walk” the strip and see every single casino on the strip. No big deal, you can see down the strip, it’s not that far. WRONG !! Casinos are huge and the distances are VERY deceptive. We ruined our feet on the first trip in July, wearing leather shoes. Never again. Tried the bus and hated it. It stops every 300 feet it seemed. And we got long-hauled by “Nellis” taxi co.
Great advice guys - Been going to Vegas since 1980 - I believe the biggest mistake my wife and I have made was stay for 10 days - even though we budget for gambling, 10 days was too much - lol. We now go for 5 to 6 days - enough time to enjoy the shows, tours, such as the Maverick Helicopter 🚁 tour to the Grand Canyon, and the various fine dining options throughout each resort. We also know now which free trams to take to easy the walking 🚶.
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I love your videos! We just cancelled our April 1-5 Vegas trip (so sad) but your videos are getting me through the hard times lol
Would love to see your blooper and outtake reel
I only wear sandals and sneakers whenever I want to go out and ride an ATV.
Here's one to avoid: If you're staying in an off-strip casino (e.g., Orleans), do NOT try to walk to the strip.
It might look close because the buildings are huge, but it's a pretty long walk, you're out in the desert, and the non-strip streets are not all pedestrian-friendly.
I did this one time to avoid a long line for the shuttle (and because I like walking). Huge mistake. I arrived at the strip sweaty, exhausted, and covered in dust. I had to sneak through a construction site and climb over a fence just to get to the strip without going an extra half-mile out of my way.
Just wait for a shuttle or take a taxi, trust me.
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The biggest mistake I made in LV was getting married, in 1993, at 21 years old.
ross geller
Yes. You cannot take it back,without cost.Pussy is NOT worth it. Sorry.
@Todd Kokko Did you get married at that famous Chappel on the Strip? I take it the two of you are no longer together? 😊
oldies geek Excalibur. Divorced now.
@@toddkokko5049 Sorry to hear that. But that just shows that getting married is a "gamble" too. 😊
One of the top mistakes is not taking into account the high resort fees. In some cases that free hotel will be more expensive than staying in a hotel off the strip.
Great advice, we should've included resort fees in this video. For our Wynn stay, we didn't have to pay any resort fees, but with free nights on myvegas, you do.
The resort fees killed my love for Vegas
The BIGGEST mistake in Vegas is staying and gambling on the Strip. Get a hotel room downtown and do all of your gambling in the smaller casinos.
and now many are charging to park too.. next they will charge by the foot to walk
@@vandukeshier8932 Next will be pay toilets or an admission charge to get into the casinos.
My husband and I always take the city bus, every time. $24.00 for 3 days at 24/7 a day. Goes from the airport to the strip and even Fremont and back to the airport. Much much cheaper way to see Vegas. Use it as much as you want going up and down the strip
You right.. we took the bus because i wanted to see Vegas.. it's def cheaper. and it will get you to the stripe pretty quick.
Dana Hunt download the RTC app and the city buses are $20.00 for a 7 day pass 24/7.
Where do u buy?
Do you buy the pass on the bus? Are is there a bus at the airport. Thank you
@@helenscott8257 There is a bus pass kiosk at the airport terminal.
Bold of you guys to assume getting plastered would ruin my day.
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@@Skulllywag I drink a lot and I have only 3 brain cells left and they have never met.
Would ruin most adults day
Tattbook the words used were “FRIKKIN’ PLASTERED” 😂😂😂
Tangerine Travels Maybe ice cream and slushy will keep me cool even though I keep water in the freezer until they get hot later whenever it’s time to drink.
The biggest mistake I made on our first Vegas trip, was deciding that it wasn’t too far to walk down the strip from Excalibur to the Convention Center. I’m a distance runner, so I thought “what’s a few miles walk... “ yea, it took half the day and my feet were covered in blisters!! I quickly discovered the Deuce and Monorail after that.
Lived in this town off and on since 1970. Drove cab for 8 months. Do not let them take you through the airport tunnel when trying to get to the strip. Paradise road run parallel to Las Vegas blvd on the east side. Use to get my fares from the airport to the Excalibur hotel for about $10.00 to 12:00 dollars ( this was back in 2003/2004). Fares have gone up since then. Not all drivers will long haul you but you need to be careful. If in doubt, take down his name and placard number on the dashboard and file a complaint with the taxi cab authority. If he get to many complaints, his placard is pulled and he cannot drive. The hotels serve stiff drinks because you will make mistakes when you gamble. The buffets used to be a lot better 30 to 40 years ago and much cheaper. Avoid the slot machines and stick with blackjack ( also known as 21 ) or baccarat ( also called chemen de fer ). Much better odds.
Thanks for the great advice!
You've been living there since 1970 damn do you remember what the cheapest buffet you ever seen was
@@1990758 I think Circus Circus had an all you can eat for $5.95 in 1970.
Cab "Longhaul" better known to locals as "Going to Henderson via Summerlin"...
My mistake I made our last visit was carrying a (large) purse and everything in it. My shoulders and neck were dead by the end of the trip (I switched shoulders when I could). Next time I am bringing a back pack with cushioned straps. A tip for anyone who has never been to Vegas - there is so much to see and do - don't expect to be able to fit it all in one visit unless you plan on staying for several weeks to a month. Every time we plan to do certain things, there are always a few things we simply run out of time to do because like you mention - it takes a lot longer than people realize to go from one casino to another. Even a quick trip from the hotel room to our car and back to the room can sometimes take 25+ minutes depending on where the rooms proximity is to the parking garage.
LMAO LMAO
April, save yourself the trouble and get a fannypack. Less weight and free hands.
Great points, April! Carrying a purse is super uncomfortable and I personally also feel like it’s more of a target for thieves than a backpack.
Staying in vegas for a month???
Wish I saw this 2 weeks ago. Just got back from Vegas, and my shoulder was literally bruised and chaffing from carrying my huge purse around. I did keep a large water bottle in there filled with ice water though. I wasn't about to pay $6 for a 12oz bottle of water on the strip. 😂
Every first timer Vegas travel should see this video! Spot On!!
I can't remember making any mistakes in Vegas...
Do you remember anything ?
Lol
@@thatvegashighrisedude2757 lol... I remember one time my friend said "I have a bottle of goose, let's pregame" to which I replied "fuck it, what's the worse that can happen?" And woke up in the back seat of a car laying on the ample breast of a BBW... #funtimesithink
@@thedumbnicname Sounds good to me!!
Michael Gonzalez was the bbw black or white
@@thatvegashighrisedude2757 ALL of the thing that I did in 'Vegas were on purpose!
Just tell a cab driver "shortest trip, biggest tip" usually will get a cabbie to not scam you. Thanks for the Anyride app tip.
We're local and when we returned back from vacation once, we had to cab over to the strip where we left our hotel in valet while on vacation (this was years ago), the cab driver took us the long way and the fare was like $30 something...we told him we were local and asked if there was a backup somewhere and why was our fare so high. He got all flustered and we told him sorry, no money for a tip due to the high fare. He quickly reduced it in half, so we did end up tipping him. Now we just Uber from home to the airport.
Also, people, don't buy music CD's on the strip. My friend busted these guys a couple weeks ago selling blank cd's with writing on them for $20. He literally pulled out a portable cd player and the guys grabbed the cd and took off because they knew they were busted.
@@hockeyheather3321 my coworker bought some around May and tried them 3 weeks after getting home. Lmao....
Absolutely. Always ask to use Paradise Road, if that's the most direct way.
I'd never make it anywhere in Vegas, the free freak show walking down the street would keep me mesmerized for hours.
YEAH!!! Fremont St. (I know exactly what you mean. lol)
The best priced Entertainment for sure.
😂😂
Go to Cabo Wabo and get a seat overlooking the strip. I can sit there and drink margaritas, and have chips and salsa all day! The freak / fashion show is endless.
For cheaper food, just go to the foodcourt at fashion mall.
@@longtime3941 just call the number of of the billboard truck driving up and down the strip.
I played an one cent slot machine, I bet 60 cents and won $1,000💵
that actually just happened to my wife and I the other day, we were leaving the casino, and decided to drop a 20 in a penny machine, fist spin we won over $900. Cashed out and left!
35 year Vegas Veteran. Lots of solid advice here. 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Wrap around terrace suite at the Cosmopolitan, the best hotel room ive ever stayed.
Jason N big facts
Yup!!!👍😁
I like the empty space in the hotel room!
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Yes, great advice here. My husband and I go to Vegas on an average of once a month. We live 3.5 hours away and prefer going to Vegas vs. the Indian Casinos. Here's my best tip for travelers that are met by those "timeshare" people when entering the Casino. I learned this because they got us two times at 4 hours each per presentation... Drum-roll please!.... Show them a THUMBS UP!... That's it. They all know that sign. It means that you've already attended the Time Share presentation! The "thumbs up" works most of the time in the big casinos. If by chance it doesn't work - it's because the person is a "newbe" and probably doesn't know the signal yet.... Enlighten them.
Tasha Good tip, but my wife and I got suckered into going to one of those presentations once. “It takes about an hour or so and you get totally free front row tickets to all shows, $10,000 in slot credit, a dozen steak dinners, six lobster dinners, a car (each), free airline tickets, $1000.00 shopping spree and six glazed doughnuts.” (or something like that) Well, I like doughnuts, so we went. Five hours later and no gifts, prizes or doughnuts, we escaped. So NOW I know the secret sign for them too, but it’s NOT a “thumbs-up”, it’s an aggressive and immediate middle finger, held high, for all to see !
"No,we are not married. This is my girlfriends wife". Just let 'em think about that as you make a hasty retreat.
My husband and I went to timeshare where we live in Reno and again in Las Vegas just for the free stuff... They figure out quickly that we are there only for the free stuff. By the time we were on Maui, the timeshare people figured out that we had seen the sales presentation twice already and got annoyed with my husband checking how well the plumbing was installed that we were out of there in 5 minutes. I had not even finished my free muffin and juice. Yes, we did our free snorkeling lol (3 hours of fun for 5 minutes and a free continental breakfast).
Does a simple “no thanks” not do?
Lol you guys are so funny and down to Earth. Jordan running laps made me laugh lol he reminds me of one of my close friends who moved away a few years ago 💜 very helpful video, sending positive vibes
Take the RTC BUS from the Airport ( lower level ) $8 bucks for a 24hr pass all over the Strip !! Cheaper then rideshare !!
Do not get the taxis they are the most expensive in the country instead I give you great advice by a 3 day bus pass $20 You can go up and down the entire strip and even downtown that is my best advice
Thanks!
@@sherylkinsel5592 Yes! I did that . Good and cheap rides.
Luis aguilar we got a taxi from airport to hotel and it only cost $15 and we had 4 large pieces of luggage and two people, same for our return trip and it took 10 minutes to the airport
Luis aguilar I ride the taxis there all the time
@@strawberrymilktaetae why would you get a taxi when there are ubers? THE BUS IS DANGEROUS and you are better off on the monorail.
Lol. If you live here, gambling is NOT for you. There are so many year round activities, hiking and boating, sports, beautiful parks etc here. Been here 30 years. Haven’t been to strip in years. Luv it here!
As someone who used to travel to Las Vegas regularly and finally moving here, I would suggest you try an off strip hotel like any of the Stations brand, Boyd Gaming brand like Sam's Town. or the.M Resort. Their room rates are MUCH better and they often offer limo service. and their food is fantastic. Just a thought, but with the MGM raising resort fees to $45.00, it makes sense to look for a better value.
My biggest mistake in 'Las Vegas, is paying 'Resort fees. With all of the walking up and down the 'Strip, Las Vegas hotel needs to add 'The Universal Backwash & Massage Unit. Clean, stress and pain-free.
Alexa turn on all the hidden recording cameras in our suite and start streaming.. 👀
Damn,that's funny!
Alexa,turn off the toilet.....
Totally what I thought! Alexa watches and hears EVERYTHING 😡
Alexa is Skynet
Alexa, go fuck yourself!
@@Tom_H327 LOL
I was born and have lived in Las Vegas my whole life, it gets really repetitive and tiring and because I’m a 16 years old, it’s even worse. I’m going to Colima, Mexico where my family and parents are from in two weeks!(For 2 Months) It’s a great escape from the city, and I always have the absolute best time. 💕
·Gisela Luna· yeah it’s a lot different when you’re working your ass off and come to Vegas for a couple of days to spend a little hard earned cash. Moderation is key.
I love Las Vegas but I know what you mean I go every year I didn't go in 2009 and 2000
Erick P very true
I live in Los Angeles and all I had to do was do a search online for Las Vegas cheap motels and found one for $50 a day for 2 nights without the resort fee just outside the Strip next to the Stratosphere. I traveled to Vegas using the Bolt Bus for only $25.00. I bought my breakfast at a McDonald's near my motel and bought my lunch and dinner from a taco truck for less than $10.00. I only went there to visit a friend who worked at a show that I went to. She got me in for free because she works at the show. Sightseeing alone is not my thing and I wasn't much of a gambler. So I saved a lot since all my itinerary were planned ahead of time.
Darwin Mendoza Que asssssssco
Last year, I got light headed and dizzy from waking around. It was dehydration! You totally forget you are in a desert!!!
Just booked our trip today. This was really useful
Glad it was helpful! Check out this video of our as well to help you save a bunch of money on your trip: ruclips.net/video/4Gy69FfDplw/видео.html
Pro Vegas Tip: Every hotel and casino has some sort of conference going on that will drive up the price.
My Aunt loved to gamble. She taught me right. She said that you have a certain amount of money to gamble with and win or lose after that amount of money is spent on gambling you go enjoy the other parts of Las Vegas.
37 year old Missoula MT boy here. This video is helping a lot. Have worked In casino for years, but Vegas is so different I’m fn stoked! Leave tomorrow!
The Wynn is amazing. I can recommend, although you pay top dollar for everything.
I’m glad this video included a paid promotion, you guys are great i have a lot of interest in travel and I’m learning a ton from you guys.
If you're used to driving in any major city, Vegas isn't bad. We bring our own GPS and always rent a car, because getting off the strip is one of the best ways to avoid tourist pricing. The Hoover Dam is worth a look and so is the winery in Pahrump. Taking the Deuce bus to Fremont street is fun and cheap, but come back before the last bus which is generally jam-packed.
Biggest mistake is everyone leaves their brains on the plane.....Most tourists don't follow the laws, especially walking across streets when you're not supposed to
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@@arthurgoombs3958 NEVER jay walk in 'Vegas.
@@ddd228 but you can walk the strip with a can of beer..:-/
(edit)open can of beer
Just today I was enetering Wynn on a green light and people are still crossing the intersection. I don’t care what laws you have in your state or country but when the green light is on for motorists you stay on the sidewalk until the pedestrian lights come on. God! I hate those kinds of tourists.
Here's a basic "What NOT to do in LAS VEGAS" that hasn't and should be mentioned: Don't buy the bottled water from street people!
Why not?
Yeah, they sure didn't build those casinos by giving money away...
I definitely agree on bringing the sweater or jacket because yes, it is freezing in the casinos. Outside it may be 110 degrees, inside it feels like 40. As for the timeshare people, ignore them. Just keep walking. Don't even worry about being rude, just keep walking.
Born and raised in Vegas, being inside the Wynn is a Luxory alone. Very nice hotel, one of the very best.
Oh, it's got Alexa. So something people used to worry about being in their hotel room (a "bug") is now considered a plus.
Yo you guys are all saying good FACTS!!! I been living in Vegas for 13 years and I know how VEGAS works. I also work on the strip, I work where you guys were staying at lol
The information that you offer on your videos helped me greatly on my recent trip to vegas. It was just sad that the buffets were closed, but I still enjoyed the food offered at the hotel I stayed at, Aria. I hit 2 jackpots for over 5000 dollars, needless to say I didnt come home with all that money, that was my fault but I had fun. However now I got 4 night offers with 800 in freeplay so I will be returning back to vegas real soon, and this time when I win I'm going to remember to walk away. I may play you guys video while I'm gambling so I want get caught up in the hype lol. Thanks again for the information.
Very cool video guys! 👍 I hadn’t been to Vegas much at all (twice in 25 years) but went recently to see how many magic shows I could cram in. I planed to do 6 shows in 2 days. I did 5 then bailed on the last one to see Cirque’s O instead which was fantastic. 3 shows per day. The one thing I super learned that was tricky was some tickets had to be PICKED UP AT THE BOX OFFICE which was HARD to do...finding the office which was usually nowhere near the theater took WAY more time than I’d factored in, PLUS often it was required to wait a certain amount of time eg 1 hour before the show beforecyou were permitted to pick them up, so I couldn’t just arrive in LV and go grab all my tickets. NEVER will I do that again if I can simply book and receive e-tickets online instead. Another HUGE thing I learned is very often Uber or lyft would go to the wrong place to pick me up (eg the Hotel next door) because on the map it kind of books you automatically via location...then they’d cancel cuz I wasn’t there (when in fact they went to the wrong place) so I’d be stuck with $5 cancellation fees each time. It happened A LOT!!! Be sure to thoroughly know how to check where they are going to pick you up BEFORE accepting the ride booking. I found that about 35% of the time the app had me in a different location for pick up. SPECIFY by typing in your pick up hotel location instead. Those were the two big ones for me but I still managed 6 shows in two days! Very happy!
Omg guys! Jordan totally got my Alexa to adjust my thermostat and turn my lights off. Wtf! Lol
Im a regular to vegas. But i remember my first time. Back in '06. Wanted to feel like a baller. Buying expensice drinks. Going to the best nightclubs. And spent all my money gambling. Haha. Now i get to vegas, go to the liqour store, and favorite dispensary. And just chill and enjoy the scenery. Idk what i was thinking back then.
What's your favorite dispensary? Also, how do you go about enjoying the product? I'll be in a hotel room that doesn't allow smoking, is it cool to just light up in a low key spot there? I've never been to a legal state, so I'm not used to the freedom haha
@@tnt254254 you can light up wherever you want.
@@sharky2301 From my research online, it looks like The Dispensary West is the best one close to the strip. hat's your opinion on that?
Thank you!
I sat at gate in Mccarran airport waiting to take off. Got up and asked an older couple also going to Buffalo to keep an eye on my carry on. People from Buff are kind, generous and honest. Sat down at slot and took out 100 from my winnings and played a .25 cent machine with a 5 coin max, which you must always ALWAYS bet to win big! 4 minutes later I cashed out with a $600.00 ticket win. People were gathering around me and I LUV the attention. One night at Harrah's after winning $1199.00 at the newly opened LUXOR, I stopped in high limit area. This was when slot attendants pushed around the heavy coin carts. Met the worker night b4 and he convinced me the higher level slots pay more often so when he saw I came back in that night I asked him where I wanted to play. He said try this slot. A $25.00 RED, WHITE & BLUE 3 REEL SLOT. Omg, what the hell. I just won up the street soooooo, I put 200 in and hit max coin for 50.00 a bet. My friends from Buffalo were shaking. Lol, two spins in a hit a single red bar, a double white bar and a triple blue bar. $2500.00 won. A few large gold coins hit the try and manager took my S. S. card and drivers license to go get my money. I had the coins in my hand and went right next to my winning machine. A DOUBLE DIAMOND machine also 2 coins. After waitress brought our drinks I said, well here goes... on 3rd try w 150. Invested I hit TRIPLE BARS, TRIPLE BARS, DOUBLE DIAMOND. $1250. win turned into $2500. Win. Now I'm going to pass out. 5 GRAND IN 5 MINUTES! People are cheering and when I looked over at slot attendant, he is smiling broadly because he knows I'm going to take care of him and I of course did. Listen people, these folks know what slots are hot and which ones hit most often. P.S. if you go into a casino and dont "FEEL" it, get out and go next door on the strip. I have had extraordinary wins over the years that started when I won a frozen Turkey at Fall Bazaar when I was 7. Thousands at Bingo also with big money in Ft. Erie Ontario Canada 15 min from Buffalo. Now living in Vegas, we have cash balls that reach tens of thousands. A couple I know recently won $182. 000 on a JUMBO game where Station properties are linked with that one game. AMAZING. 🍀🍾🌅🌵
Great video... love the "real people" feel to your presentation. Also, you work very well together as a commentators. Keep up the good work!
you should make a video for people that have been to vegas already. There are too many first time vegas videos. I went once, researched like crazy, saw nearly everything and had a blast. Now im going back and I'd like some "advanced" tips
Jimmy Forester My family and I have been to Vegas many many times. We always stay off the strip at the lesser known hotels because they are cheaper and the gambling is a bit looser. But that’s only if you don’t feel the need to walk up and down the strip all day. The Orleans is ok and has a bowling alley, movie theater and nice pool.
The big hotels are now charging for valet. But the smaller ones and the ones on Freemont street are free and all you have to do is tip a couple of dollars.
Most hotels will give you coupons. Carry them around and don’t forget to use them. They can save you some money.
Or do supper shuttle. For round trip its like $16.95 or something. Super cheap
Watching your videos I don't think I will ever go to Vegas again. Last time I went was in 1972. It was really nice then.
I actually bought a time share. It’s different than just one location. The time share company I bought into has properties all over the US. It’s been totally worth it so far. And we will be staying just off the strip on our next Vegas trip.
But TT is totally right. Don’t get sucked into a time share presentation while in Vegas.
Number one tip. Stay the hell away from the Strip. Go to Henderson or Laughlin and enjoy your money more.
make sure you check to see if any resort fees will be charged. the internet lists hotels that dont charge but call them directly to ask as they say things change.
I went to Las Vegas in a $50,000 Lincoln Town Car and went back in a $600,000 Greyhound Bus.
Why? What happened?
@@kenken5431 I kept making bets on 'the field' on the dice table. My buddy said, "Don't do it. It's the worst bet on the table. You'll lose your butt." Every time he said, 'it's the worst bet on the table', I increased my bet.
@@PaulKyriazi all right, that makes 2 of us.
@@cutweldngrind Yeah, like my buddy said, It's the worst bet on the table. I lost my butt. However, it was a real comfortable bus and great not to drive.
I agree, that room space is wasted, especially two people, but you can put a ton of sleeping bags or inflatable beds on that floor for extra guests.
I've always taken the shuttle from the airport to the hotel, it's cheaper that a taxi, Uber or Lyft.
and its round trip so you dont have to worry about getting to the airport on your last day
Make sure to go to IN 'N OUT Burger if you don't have one at home. (Double-Double Animal style is recommended.)
richard blaski I’m really like this. I don’t have one where I live. Where is it located?
I’m heading there in a few months. Was curious about the location.
@@dannykfoster8176 There are about 15 around LV. Just do a Google search when you get there.
There's one on Sahara near the Palace Station.
Theres one on maryland pkwy by unlv
Jordan ran like Laska would have, when she gets into a new place hahaha.
Taxis in Las Vegas now have a fixed rate from the airport. The rates are 19, 23, and 27 for close, mid strip, and farther. Google search for "las vegas airport fixed rate" for details. Uber and Lyft are generally still cheaper, but the taxis are nice and convenient.
Get a special package deal in the off season (usually summer) and don't forget if outside have sunblock. Before I went friends would say "it's summer, but it's DRY HEAT" and I now say "SO IS YOUR OVEN !" It's a desert and don't forget it. Also at the airport the casino hotel you're staying in often times has a shuttle buss that's free.
It's always nice to visit Vegas when there's cool conventions and shows happening, such as Auto , electronics etc.
I went to Vegas during the Adult Porn convention. I was able to fuck 3 pornstars and it only cost me $300.
seems like often when I go there is an IRS convention in town.. I guess that makes sense lol.. was cool Miss Universe was going on when I was at Luxor approx. five of the contestants walked on by me
Be aware that the conventions in town cause rising prices in the hotel/casinos.
Also,a LOT more people! Avoid the C.E.S and the N.A.B. There were lines to get into the bathrooms and all of the tables were full! That was downtown.
@@TicklerDude I would do $400 for one.
I hit a royal flush on video poker at the airport while waiting on my flight to leave.
Nice win!
A very rare occurrence. Congratulations
On the strip, most buffets are no longer cheap. So when lunch time rolls around, ask yourself if you really need to spend $25 to $32 for a buffet, or if a sandwich and a drink would suffice. You can pick up lunch with a soft drink at somewhere like Earl of Sandwich for under $12. And you won't feel bloated all afternoon. And if you're shopping, Fashion show Mall has a big food court on the top floor with a dozen choices.
I've been to Vegas twice (many years ago) and my brother lives there. Here's two things I recommend as a tourist. 1. Check if your Hotel has shuttle service to and from airport. You'll save $$. If you do take a taxi or Lyft or Uber do NOT tell them you've never been to Vegas before. 2. Do not rent a car to go to attractions outside of Vegas (ie Hover Dam). Book an excursion at your hotel. You may be confined to a time schedule but you get to relax on a charter bus and see multiple attractions, some of which you had no idea about. My has this advice. Just because Vegas is a desert, doesn't mean it will not rain. However, when it does, the streets can flood EXTREMELY rapidly, so as soon as you feel a few drops head indoors until it stops. Also, don't feel as if only the BIGGEST and BEST hotels have the best food & drink. Some smaller places have incredible little restaurants inside. Find a local and ask for recommendations off the strip as well. You'll be pleasantly surprised!
I haven't been to Las Vegas since 1995. I'll drive there from Reno, and stay at Motel 6.
My wife and I spent two days there, no gambling. That was enough for me, check out some of the hotels and a couple shows then leave.
Going to Vegas and not gambling is like not having sex on your honeymoon. Come on loosen up and live a little geez.
@@espressosplanners8161 5 days here too but did gamble. Also came back with (more) money and my next stay is on the house. Not bad!
@@espressosplanners8161 On your death bed Money will have no value but your exciting experiences will.
Sounds like you had a good time
must meet up with you sometime,you come across as a real hoot
I don’t gamble but still came home with less money because I enjoyed the shopping and eating/drinking!
I only gambled $40.00.
Be conscious of the resort fees at hotels on the strip.
Resort fees really negate savings on room rates.
Just want to say that even if you have no interest in gambling, there is SO much to see and do there. I was there for 3 days the last time and, really, you can't even make a dent in it. There is this crazy indoor mall that like goes on and on and on, you don't even know where you are. It's got a sky that changes to dusk over time, "outdoor" cafes on cobblestone streets, a robot mixing drinks, and that's really just one of a billion places to check out.
D Shenk what hotel???
@@espressosplanners8161 It's called the Miracle Mile Shops and I think it's part of Planet Hollywood.
Dam! A hundred dollars lost?..I get upset when I lose a buck in the soda machine...lol
Lol
Only difference between losing a dollar in the soda machine and losing a dollar in Vegas, is at least you can cuss at the soda machine and not get arrested.
Who only gambles 100 bucks, geez vegas 3 days atleast 3k
$100??? Why bother going.
@@anncochenour7340 LOL- I wish I could only spend 100!
Thanks so much for this video, me and my girlfriend are going to vegas in November and this is so helpful!
I have been coming to LV on and off since the early 70s it has changed a lot. my wife and I were even married in LV back in 1979 (40 years ago) and we are still happy together. So LV has a special spot in our ❤️. Great video 👌 and good tips.
They tend to give good advise, I frequent Vegas quite often and have never had a bad experience. Trying to remember all these money saving tips is cumbersome in my opinion. If you have to concentrate on penny pinching in Vegas, well you shouldn’t be there in the first place. It’s not for the financially faint of heart. Vegas has become extremely expensive and it’s not gonna go back to the good ol days of comps and bottomless drinks. Set a budget, know your limit and have fun.
I knew someone that had a big winning streak and moved to Las Vegas thinking he would always win and never need a job. Now that's a mistake.
I have a friend that also hit a winning streak in poker. He has now lived there over 20 years and is now a millionaire twice over. Of course Poker is a game of skill
Timeshares a COSTLY BAD idea. First, you will NEVER recoup the built-in marketing & admin costs of buying one, and second, wait until you want to sell it but can't because of the contract you signed when you bought it, which will lock you into making payments on something you no longer want but are financially obligated to continue paying for. Research the pros & cons of investing in a timeshare before going through with it.
Yeah, most people that I've talked to end up dissatisfied with their timeshare purchase. If one wanted a timeshare, they're probably better off buying it on a 2nd-hand timeshare marketplace. And for clarity, on the timeshare part of this video, our intention was to talk about whether or not the timeshare presentation itself was worthwhile in relation to the freebies you get. We didn't mean to imply that we were talking about the value of timeshares themselves, although, we'd generally hold the same view.
@@TangerineTravels I don't think time share is needed anymore when you can rent a nice house anywhere with Air BNB.
Big mistake we made last year was we booked at Venetian but then heard the pool is under construction so I had to rebook at the Hardrock. When we got to Vegas we learned the constuction at Venetian had just completed 2 weeks prior and construction had just started on the pool at Hard Rock!
Unless you are young and in shape, just take a taxi if you want to go to another hotel, even if it is "just across the street". Hotels on the strip are often set back, yet they look like they are very close due to their huge size. Don't be fooled! A hotel "just across the street" could easily mean 8-10 blocks of walking.
Take the Duece bus, great on saving money
$8 for 24 hour pass. Take on the Strip and to Fremont Street. Double Decker bus nicknamed The Deuce.
Excellent video! At first when I saw the title, I thought it was going to be another hate/rant video that so many people like to make about Vegas to be edgy, but this had some very good advice! I've been to Vegas 11 times and even though I play MyVegas all the time, I had no idea the Wynn had a similar app. Definitely going to download it. Cheers guys! ~Yours truly, A Vegas Buff!
Thank! Binions also has one but we haven't started playing that app yet.
Taxis have pre-determined rates now from the airport. most casinos cost you $23 - 27. Uber & Lyft are now like $18 and usually take awhile to wait for. depending on the prices and wait time, I'll take the taxi now.
I like this era of the channel. I enjoyed a lot watching Madfie.
When I went to Vegas last time I got hit up to do that Timeshare BS!! Biggest waste of time ever!! Never again! I did get a free show, Free Dinner and a 30.00 Gambling Chip our of it but not worth the time IMO!! Great video you guys!!
I live in Las Vegas and sometimes pick friends up at the airport. Well sometimes being bored I put a 20 in the machine and bam 1000 bucks thank you
@MM M "Free" lmao!😂😂😂 most expensive drinks in the world probably. A bottle of Jack is $20 and a 30 pack of beer is $19.99
At the store....
@MM M yeah well they're staying at the Wynn they play more than pennies! 😂😂😂
What are the best places to gamble?
@@cheyanne919 I would definitely say any local casinos or downtown. The strip is too tight.
There are some wonderful restaurants in LV off the beaten path. The German Restaurant on Paradise is a MUST, but my very favorite is Hugo's Cellar at the Four Queens downtown. I lived in LV for 13 years, and all the locals love it. A long stem red rose for the ladies and the best King Crab Legs in town. The salad cart is amazing! Who would think a little place at the Four Queens would have the best in town? Reservations for sure!
I adore the Wynn and MyVegas apps! We haven't paid for a hotel room in Vegas in years. :) Last trip, we stayed 2 nights at Delano (which had a separate living and bedroom) and 4 at the Wynn, and got an upgrade for $50 a day--which we expected to pay with the resort fee that they didn't apply because we got the room with the app rewards. It included two $50 breakfasts each day--and had a room with his and hers bathrooms, and the sofa you were feeling like you missed.
Your videos are so great. You're giving viable, helpful information without telling people to be cheap. This is my kind of Vegas advice.
You set my temp to 76 and I didn't even notice till the end of the day 😂 I was in kitchen getting a snack 😂😂
Owp! 🙊Well, at least we only posted it a few hours ago, so it hasn't been at 76 for too long lol
Lol, we take no responsibility for your electric bill. 😂
btw, the first reply was Maddie and the 2nd was Jordan
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Thanks for replying you guys are awesome if your ever out in Cali let me know I live an hour from Joshua tree wouldn't mind showing you guys around on a a weekend 😁 and no worries I turn down my AC as low as 65 sometimes it was just really funny ( also hi to both of you!!!! Love your videos )
Very nice couple. I guess their experiences in Vegas are like everyone else's. What to avoid, how much things cost, etc...
For a group of 4 people the room at the wynn is good. But also a lot of people to Vegas in groups so the floor space is good for friends to come in the room and have space
Was in Vegas June 2019. The taxi and ride share options had very similar prices. I ended up taking taxis because they were always right out front. No journeying into the bowels of a hotel to a ride.
Thanks for that info. I will be going at the end of next month for my first visit.
I would love to have a large room like that! Definitely worth it!
Staying in Old Vegas for Punk Rock Bowling at Plaza. Super excited, thanks for the tips!
Downtown is the best. The Cal and main St. Station, great places for Hawaii locals.
As far as the timeshare thing, I did a 3 day premium hotel stay in return for a morning listening to a salesperson. Since I told the salesperson right up front what was going on, it was a lot lower pressure (still took a couple hours). I asked a lot of questions and to me the timeshare thing seems like a permanent, no-way-out (nobody wants to buy this from you), point system where you still might not get to go where you want, so not worth it.
Biggest mistake I made was booking a pool room view at the Mirage in Oct/Nov back in 2006. I walked in with my wife headed straight to the windows, looked down and saw a guy sweeping the bottom of the pool.
Oh nooo! You must have been so sad. That should have come with a warning before booking :/
I was dealing with losing my dad a month prior from an auto accident. My wife who I had met the same month and hadn't seen since 8th grade 94/95 wasen't doing that well either so no pool was cool. The Mirage said we could use Treasure Islands anyway. lol
My wife and I got a massage in our room and needed a lot more area than we had. That room is perfect for an in room massage.
I like the electrolyte tip.
Thx 👍👍👍
When you mentioned desert and drink water....DO NOT BUY WATER from the street vendors ice chests....the bottles are usually pulled out of the trash and refilled with local tap water. Just go into the CVS or AM PM if you are walking on the strip.
But what I saw were all the same brand and the Caps are sealed shut
My wife and I were determined to “walk” the strip and see every single casino on the strip. No big deal, you can see down the strip, it’s not that far. WRONG !! Casinos are huge and the distances are VERY deceptive. We ruined our feet on the first trip in July, wearing leather shoes. Never again. Tried the bus and hated it. It stops every 300 feet it seemed. And we got long-hauled by “Nellis” taxi co.
Gambling (specially slots) on the strip is a mistake. Better odds, and more fun tables downtown.
I usually have good luck at the hotels that I don't stay at
Hello from "Down under " Thanks for sharing, the last time I was in LV was July 1991, love watching your videos 😍
Great advice guys - Been going to Vegas since 1980 - I believe the biggest mistake my wife and I have made was stay for 10 days - even though we budget for gambling, 10 days was too much - lol. We now go for 5 to 6 days - enough time to enjoy the shows, tours, such as the Maverick Helicopter 🚁 tour to the Grand Canyon, and the various fine dining options throughout each resort. We also know now which free trams to take to easy the walking 🚶.
Lived in old Vegas..Freemont..love that part of the city..💝🎆