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The Romantic Glamour Of Las Vegas

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Mar 07 2011

With glitz and glamour galore and romantic opportunities round every corner, if youre starry-eyed and in love, Las Vegas is the place to be! Where else in the world can you get down on your knees and propose to your beloved at the dead of night and then say I do a few minutes later. Sin City, the city that never sleeps, offers young lovers myriad unique romantic escapades.

Ever dreamt of traveling the world with your beloved but just could not afford it? Heres your chance of making your dreams come true. Have breakfast Las Vegas style, right in the middle of an exciting casino. Then head off and experience a little bit of Italy as you take a ride aboard an authentic Venetian gondola through the Grand Canal. The serenading gondolier is guaranteed to up the romance quotient as you glide under quaint little Venetian-style bridges and sail past charming road-side cafes.

Go straight from the gondolas of Venice to the Moroccan bazaar. Spend the afternoon browsing through unusual bric-a-brac at this middle-eastern market place and exploring King Tuts tomb right here in Las Vegas. And then at night, dress up in your glamorous best and have dinner at the Eiffel Tower at the Paris Las Vegas. At a height that is exactly half of its counterpart in Paris, France, you can still take an elevator to the top of the tower and admire the spectacular views of the city from over 400 feet above the ground. Feel the romance as you take in the never-ending rows of sparkling neon lights reflecting your very own love-filled starry eyes.

The night is always young in Las Vegas. There are several live performances, concerts and cabaret shows to go to and of course, theres always the gambling, which never stops.

If all thats not enough, you could just waltz into the Clark Country Courthouse anytime of the night on a public holiday, apply for a marriage license and sweep your beloved off her feet with an impromptu wedding at an all-night wedding chapel.

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The Most Luxurious Las Vegas Hotels

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Feb 28 2011

There seems to be no end to luxurious hotels in Las Vegas. Theyre a town that sees a tremendous amount of money changing hands at the casinos so naturally the hotels try to top each other in order to attract the most number of gamblers. The winners tend to spend a lot of money and each hotel would like to be the one the gambler spends at. Of course each new hotel that goes up on the strip has to be bigger, more luxurious and innovative than the one before it. Listed below are some of the five star hotels one can find in Las Vegas

The Bellagio – An Italian style hotel thats renowned for its elegance and beauty. An artificial lake was built to isolate the hotel from the strip and give it an otherworldly feel. The infamous fountains of Bellagio are found here where the water displays are set to music and light. Inside the lobby, one can look up at the ceiling and see where over two thousand glass flowers have been placed for adornment. One can take a stroll through the hotels botanical gardens which are maintained to reflect the changing seasons. Several films were filmed at the Bellagio featuring its famous fountains and elegant curved staircase.

Wynn Las Vegas Considered one of the tallest buildings in Las Vegas by towering a good sixty stories high. Its a simple design, unlike so many of the others on the strip that boasts fancy dcor or flashy attractions. One needs to go inside to see the fascinating features. One of which is the inclusion of a luxury car dealership featuring Ferrari and Maserati cars. The famous Wynn art collection is displayed all around the hotel. The Wynn also boasts several nightclubs and shows inside the hotel.

The Venetian Another hotel built in the Italian style only this time its based on Venice. This hotel boasts an actual canal with gondolas that people can ride in. The Casino at the Venetian offers more than a hundred casino games and a variety of highly acclaimed restaurants. The famous Canyon Ranch Spa is located here in the Venetian.

The Mirage A golden hotel where the windows are all tinted with gold. At the time it was built, it was considered one of the most expensive hotels to be built and the estimation was that it would take years for the loan to be paid off but the hotel was so popular and brought in so many visitors that the loan was paid in mere months. The Mirage was built at a time when Vegas popularity was beginning to decline and the Mirage brought a tremendous boost to the lagging tourism. The famous Siegfried & Roy show used The Mirage hotel as their main venue. As the Bellagio, The Mirage was also featured in several films.

The Golden Nugget This hotel boasts the largest casino in the Las Vegas downtown strip. Its also one of the oldest. Its name comes from the fact that they have the worlds largest gold nugget on display in the lobby.

Just going to visit the different hotels in Las Vegas is a tourist draw in itself. They each have unique elaborate features that are sure to dazzle the visitor. One could say that each of them is a theme park in themselves.

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The Luxor Hotel & Casino In Las Vegas Is Undergoing

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Feb 21 2011

The Luxor Hotel & Casino In Las Vegas Is Undergoing A Transformation And Its Not About Ancient Egypt Any Longer

When the Luxor opened on October 15, 1993 the striking pyramid structure was the tallest building in Las Vegas. The pyramid could be seen for miles and made the other hotels on the Strip look small in comparison. This was a time when the development of casinos in Las Vegas relied on themes to differentiate themselves from one another. The Steve Wynn hotel, Treasure Island, was based on a pirate theme and second incarnation of MGM Grand (the original MGM Grand was what is now known as Bally’s) was all about the movies, complete with a yellow brick road directing visitors through the center of the casino floor.

The Luxor, as the name suggests, relied on the ancient Egypt theme to tantalize it’s guests. The replica of the Sphinx in front of the hotel, which also doubles as the porte-cochere, greets visitors upon arrival. At one time there was even a Nile River ride, similar to what you might find in Epcot Center at Disneyworld. The Luxor may not have been considered one of the seven wonders of the world, but at the time it was definitely considered the wonder of Las Vegas.

Times and taste change very fast in Las Vegas and today the Luxor is going through a transformation that promises to bring a more contemporary flavor and erase any sign that the hotel and casino are 18 years old. This transformation began in 2006, with the refurbishment of the West Tower rooms, and will continue through 2008. All 4,047 rooms will be refurbished by the time the renovation is complete.

Gone is the RA Nightclub. RA was one of the first mega-nightclubs in Las Vegas. The Luxor is now home to the LAX Nightclub, a branch of the Los Angeles hot spot. LAX is a modern state-of-the-art nightclub covering two-stories and 26,000 square feet. Since the club was opened in August 2007 it has developed a reputation for being a celebrity hangout. There is also Noir Bar, a private reservation required bar located within the nightclub. An adjoining bistro will be opening soon so you can eat, drink and play in a singular destination.

Although the Nile River ride is no longer, the Luxor still has many entertainment offerings. The comedian Carrot Top offers his unique and somewhat twisted form of entertainment 6-nights a week. The adults-only revue, Fantasy, offers singing, dancing and of course, topless girls. Something the whole family can enjoy is the ventriloquist Ronn Lucas and his puppets who perform afternoon shows 6-days a week. In 2008 the Luxor will be home to yet another Cirque du Soleil production on the Las Vegas Strip. This production will be a collaboration with magician Criss Angel and will be housed in the theater formerly occupied by the Blue Man Group.

The Luxor’s parent company, MGM MIRAGE is spending 300 million pounds in an effort to bring the hotel in line with the newer resorts and casinos on the Strip, which was very much needed. As the transformation continues there will surely be new restaurants added, new bars and nightclubs and new entertainment options. And as the ancient Egypt theme slowly disappears during this renovation, it is beginning to look like the only reference to the old Luxor that will remain is it’s signature 30-story pyramid tower.

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The Entertainment Capital – Las Vegas

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Feb 14 2011

Immerse yourself in the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, the world’s entertainment capital. Home to the rich and famous, you’ll be in good company. Over 38.9 million visitors every year enjoy Las Vegas, staying in some of the most luxury hotels in California.

A mind blowing fantasy land with fabulous dining, critically acclaimed shows, fantastic shopping venues and bordered by outstanding desert scenery, prepare to be dazzled. For an adrenaline rush, hope that Lady Luck’s on your side in the casinos, where play never stops. Outside of gaming there is a vast array of activities that will keep you busy well into the neon light filled nights. Explore the culinary delights of world class chefs, take in a Las Vegas show, discover your shopping heaven, play and party hard on the Strip or relax in one of the acclaimed spas with the ultimate in indulgence and rejuvenation.

Dining

Visit the restaurant that helped put Vegas on the culinary map in 1992, Wolfgang Puck’s Spago in the Forum shops at Caesars Palace or for a true Vegas classic of steak and potatoes, try the Plaza’s Center Stage.

Shopping

Great for shopping Las Vegas offers some of the best brands and exclusive designer pieces amongst its huge outlet malls and boutiques. Key shopping destinations are Las Vegas Boulevard South and the Strip where you can shop in France, Italy, New York, Cairo Fifth Avenue and Rodeo Drive without leaving Las Vegas.

‘The Strip’

Right at the centre of all the action is the Las Vegas Strip. Lined with copious hotels, restaurants and hip nightclubs the Strip has something to suit everyone’s desires and tastes. Marvel at the scale and theatrical complexity of the dancing water fountains of Bellagio and ride the world’s highest roller coaster at the Stratosphere Tower. Get your tickets here to see some of the best Las Vegas shows in town.

Shows and Events

Cirque Du Soleil’s “O” is a spectacle that promises to astonish with its fusion of circus acts, modern theatrical effects, live music, dance and most of all water. A variety of listings include showgirl revues from the traditional to the avant-garde and Broadway hits that have made it to Las Vegas, like Mamma Mia!

Gaming

If there is a game to be played Las Vegas is the place to do it. The excitement of 24 hour non-stop gaming is hard to beat. From table games to sports betting and slot machines the options are endless.

Many casinos also offer gaming lessons for those that want to brush up on their gambling techniques before hitting the floors.

Whatever your interests, a luxury holiday in California, Las Vegas guarantees the jackpot!

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The COSTA Las Vegas Manhattan – Does Not COST A

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Feb 07 2011

The COSTA Las Vegas Manhattan – Does Not COST A Lot

Why does everyone look forward to a holiday in summer and not the autumn when the weather is damp dismal and gloomy? Why not winter when freezing weather conditions prevents us from leaving the home? Why do people leave a summer behind to go abroad on holiday when all the flowers and bud cascading blossoms are in bloom. Why when the birds sing? Well let me tell you, people have waited all year round scrimping to save to give the family a holiday but due to work commitments and kiddies schooling people are forced to travel when the system says so.

Okay so our options are zilch on when we travel but what the system has no say on is what we leave behind and that is all our cares and woes.

A fortnight away on holiday lies ahead, two weeks of pure relaxation, eating, drinking, partying, dancing, golfing and sailing. The sheer thought of sunbathing on a hot sun kissed beach toned to a perfect bronze is a fabulous way of forgetting all your troubles even if only for a short while.

Kiddies clubs scattered all over with fully trained staff to keep the children out of harms way and happy. Just like the water and theme parks. Appetizing gourmet meals served up daily to suit every palette. Fast food outlets dishing up french fries and burger smothered with lashings of ketchup. Steaming red hot lobster shrimp and crab eaten while over looking the azure ocean. A chilled cocktail sipped while the romantic setting of the evening sunset disappears.

Dancing till dawn can take its toll increasing the yearning for the tranquillity of secluded coves. Peace and quiet can be found all over especially on the well maintained golf courses. Hotel staff offer top quality service, comfort is first and foremost on their list of duties while attending to your needs. Hospitality and history of their native culture is shared with you if asked.

Nightly sing along sessions with famous faces and karaoke for all those who love to take their voices to the extreme. Water sport activities for the fast and furious who want a piece of the action, all this surrounded by the most beautiful scenery. A definite feel of Manhattan comes through strong with the stream line of hotels that run along the palm tree promenade. The glitzy colourful neon lights brighten up the skies; eat your heart out Las Vegas and not forgetting their very own Monte Carlo area with its casino. If nightlife is what you seek then put Ibiza on hold.

None of the above tickles your fancy then surely a night at the palace may just do the trick. The tricky part is where to look for a holiday that has worldwide destinations included in the price.

Where is this palace you speak of. In BENIDORM of course?

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The Casinos In Las Vegas

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Jan 31 2011

With all the new shopping centers, restaurants and entertainment offered by Las Vegas these days it’s easy to forget about the casinos. But they are still the center of attraction for many. Vegas still has many of the old-time icons to offer like the Sahara. But many new ones have sprouted up in just the past decade. Even those as old as 40 years have seen major renovations in the past few years, to compete and to keep that youthful spirit ever fresh.

Come to Hollywood. The granddaddy of modern Vegas, the casino complex is built to resemble a huge movie set, sort of like James Bond on steroids. Even with the 16,000 seat auditorium and dozens of restaurants, there’s still plenty of room for gaming. Whether you’re an old-timer who still wants to play keno or you’re a young stud or studette with an itch for high stakes poker, you won’t walk away disappointed. Empty-pocketed, maybe.

For the real James Bond feel to your gaming fun, check out one of the newer kids in town. With re-creations of the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre, the place is easy to spot. But save your eagle eye to spot that ace that just went to your left. Also be sure to save some money after all the Baccarat to spend on a lady at Le Cabaret where the Euro bands entertain.

After Paris, only Egypt will look exotic. The Luxor is a 360ft110m high glass pyramid that shines in the desert sun like a mirage. Get yourself worked up for some hot action with the dice as you face off with the fez. With an Olympic-sized pool to cool off in after a hot night’s gambling, you’ll find it has every kind of game imaginable. Apart from the thousands of slot machines, hundreds of poker tables, roulette wheels and the like, there’s a virtual gaming room. Unreal.

From ancient Egypt, travel to the tropics and enjoy some of the jazz featured at Mandalay Bay. Between Broadway shows in the 12,000 seat theater, you can enjoy some fine roulette. Be sure to bet on black, since you want to avoid being in the red after a few hours at house odds. When you’re done you can drown your sorrows or celebrate your winnings with a cool drink at the bar near the sandy beach.

Caesars remains the Las Vegas king. Around for decades, it still offers some of the hottest tables, the coolest dealers and the sexiest waitresses in town. Get ready to roll the dice amid the splendor of the Imperial Roman decor, then relax in the spa and gloat. Go to Cleopatra’s later for some dancing or enjoy a show in the Omnimax Theater. Whether you like Texas Hold ‘Em or European-style roulette, or just want to punch a pound into a slot and watch the wheels spin, the casinos in Vegas have something for you. Be nice to the dealers, though. The hotels still hire large, serious looking gentlemen as managers to keep everyone polite.

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The (Electric) Sun Never Sets in Las Vegas

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Jan 24 2011

This sparkly mirage sprouting from the middle of Nevadas massive Mojave Desert will draw any willing soul into its decadent embrace, thirst or no thirst. Las Vegas adult-sized playground of gargantuan casinos, shops and amusement parks, linked to one another by moving walkways and trams, will keep you guessing what time of day it is – until you finally realize that it just doesnt matter. Over 40 luxury hotel-casinos line the Strip, the heart of Las Vegas Boulevard, each with their own set of swanky nightclubs, world-famous restaurants, 24-hour buffets and award-wining shows.

The Entertainment Capital of the World
Las Vegas did not earn this accolade by chance. It is the home of the internationally acclaimed Cirque du Soleil, the funky Blue Man Group, an abundance of unparalleled theater performances, and, of course, the world famous Las Vegas showgirls. At the southern end of the Strip, Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino is attached to a giant arena that showcases Americas top boxing matches. The House of Blues concert venue and restaurant is also located within Mandalay Bay, with its own Foundation Room bar/lounge on the roof offering the most spectacular view of Las Vegas (open to the public on Tuesday nights). Indulge in the luxury of The Bellagio Hotel & Casinos top-rated Prime Steakhouse and ultra-chic Light nightclub. This is also where youll find the most intimidating high-limit tables in Vegas.

Not Necessarily Sin City
Although this City of Sin lets you wander from place to place with your massive cocktail at any hour of the day, Las Vegas makes a concerted effort to ensure that you dont have to leave the kids at home (unless, of course, you want to). There is something for everyone, which makes this city the perfect destination for just about anyone with a hankering for fun, games and top-notch entertainment. Packed with tots, teens, twenty-somethings and the timeless, the cutting-edge video arcades are a modern virtual wonder. The MGM Grand, known for its larger-than-life tendencies, boasts a 171,500 square-foot mega-arcade full of the most mind-boggling virtual reality games including a virtual boxing game guaranteed to knock you out. New York New York Hotel has its very own 32,000 square-foot Coney Island Emporium, complete with a roller coaster and a Daytona racing simulator.

Day and night, Las Vegas is a playfully extravagant extra-sensory neon mecca that is the perfect place to de-stress and loosen that firm grip on reality. Travel to Las Vegas to eat, drink, play and party among the finest this world has to offer. Leave your conscience, cares, and camera at home because, as they say, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. For more information, visit http://www.cfares.com.

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Ten Free Attractions For The Las Vegas Bride And Groom

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Jan 17 2011

Ten Free Attractions For The Las Vegas Bride And Groom

If youre getting married in Las Vegas, here are some free attractions to help make your wedding trip even more memorable.

1. Bellagio Fountains

The Bellagio Fountains on the Strip put on a show that anyone can watch for free. Music plays and the jets of water dance to the tune. The shows last two to three minutes, depending on the music. Its even better at night when the fountains are lit with beautiful lights, adding to the magic of the fountains.

Showtimes: Monday-Friday 3pm-8pm every half hour, 8pm-12am every 15 minutes. Saturday-Sunday: 12pm-8pm every half hour, 8pm-12am every 15 minutes.

2. Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

Youll find the Botanical Gardens past the Bellagios lobby. Enjoy strolling among the wonderful seasonal display of plants and flowers. You can even take photos there.

3. MGM Grand Lion Habitat

Inside the casino you can view lions daily from 11am-10pm. Its a wonderful experience and there are plenty of Lion Habitat souvenirs you can buy at the gift shop.

4. White Tigers at the Mirage

View Siegfried & Roys white tigers in their specially designed habitat at the Mirage. The public are able to see these majestic creatures throughout the day and evening.

5. Volcano at the Mirage

On the hour from 7pm-12am daily, you can watch the volcano erupt. Its located at the front of the Mirage and looks really impressive against the darkness of the night sky.

6. Aquarium at the Mirage

Located behind the front desk and a must see for aquarium lovers is a 53 foot long aquarium which boasts over 1,000 creatures from all over the world including Australia, Fiji and the Caribbean.

7. Sirens of TI

Daily at 7pm, 8.30pm, 10pm and 11.30pm, the Sirens of TI live show is a seventeenth century battle between attractive sirens and a group of pirates. Located at the front of Treasure Island and featuring music and dancing, its a fun show.

8. M&Ms World

M&Ms World is next door to MGM Grand. You can watch a free 3D movie and have lots of fun exploring the four floors that make up M&Ms World.

9. Circus Acts at Circus Circus

Every half hour from 11am-12am daily you can see exciting live circus acts at the carnival midway.

10. Ethel M Factory

Only 15 minutes from the Strip, the Ethel M Factory offers a free self guided tour, viewing of the Living Machine and a stroll through the Botanical Cactus Garden. See www.ethelm.com.

The above information was current at time of writing. Las Vegas is ever changing so it might be a good idea to check that these free attractions are still available when you plan your trip to Las Vegas.

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Spending Honeymoon In Las Vegas

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Jan 10 2011

Whether you have decided to get married and spend your honeymoon at Las Vegas or hold your wedding somewhere else and spend the honeymoon here, one thing remains the same: Las Vegas can provide you with a unique honeymoon experience incomparable to other places in the world.

While some offer long stretch of while sand beaches, romantic beach resorts, tropical sunset, great art museums, ancient canals and rivers, Las Vegas offers entertainment at its best. Untrue to the common impression that Las Vegas is only for gamblers, Las Vegas has more to offer.

Resorts and hotels have their own way of entertaining their visitors since unique attractions are available inside these buildings. The Bellagio Hotel, Mirage Hotel, Ceasars Palace, MGM Grand Hotel, Downtown Las Vegas particularly the Fremont Street Experience, Fountain Show, casinos, and restaurants, are some of the reasons why you should spend your honeymoon at Las Vegas.

Take note that Las Vegas is the top wedding destination in the country so expect that many hotels and resorts provide wedding packages as well as honeymoon packages. The place is prepared to accommodate couples who want to spend their first days as husband and wife.

Spending your honeymoon in Las Vegas could mean lots of things. For one, Las Vegas is considered Sin City or for some, the Gambling Capital of the World. While you may or may not try Las Vegas casinos out, the opportunity to experience how it feels to play at one of the tables in any of the casinos inside the City is like an apple right in front of your eyes only waiting for you to take the bite.

Taking away your attention to the casinos are foods and restaurants in all price ranges. Hotels and resorts have in house gourmet menus perfect for a romantic night for both of you. The streets of Las Vegas have all sorts of foods that are best while you are walking.

What a better way to see and feel Las Vegas than going out at night. Las Vegas has lots of nightspots waiting to be explored. These nightspots range from simple, formal to exotic.

Pampering yourself from the tiring day are health spas with various services. Pools and gardens are also available on some resorts and hotels in Las Vagas.

You can get all these and more if you decide to spend your honeymoon in Las Vegas.

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Shopping In Las Vegas

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Jan 03 2011

Vegas is naturally associated with gambling. Then came the inexpensive food, in order to get people to stay near the casinos to… gamble. Later came shows to attract people to the casinos to, well, gamble. But Vegas has evolved. Fine restaurants, shows solely for the sake of entertainment and – finally – great shopping has arrived. Today, the Las Vegas visitor will find more choices than any amount of plastic could cover. The shops offer everything from run-of-the-mill clothing to fine chocolate to exotic cars, all done Vegas-style, of course.

Several of the hotelcasinos have become shopping meccas as well. One of the largest is the 175,000 square foot, tri-level complex at Caesars. The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace are located at 3500 S. Las Vegas Blvd (‘The Strip’) and provide over 100 shops to choose from. Versace, the famed clothing designer, sells clothing but has added a Home Collection shop full of rugs, dishware and other items for your own royal abode. The equally famed jewelry design company, Harry Winston, has a shop at The Forums. Between the pair, your plastic is sure to get dented, but save some for The Cheesecake Factory. After all that shopping you deserve dessert. The 100,000 square foot shopping area at Mandalay Place may not be the town’s largest, but it is second to none. There are over 40 shops that offer everything from golf accessories to doggie spa products.

The latter, Lush Puppy, is a dog’s best friend. Stuffed full of beds, sweaters and dog toys, your best friend can even get a fortune cookie made just for him or her. After you’ve eased your conscience by spoiling Rex, spoil yourself at 55 Degrees Wine & Design. An array of tablet PCs allow even the most technophobic to easily select from a huge selection of fine vintages. Sally up to the wine bar and try out a few. Improve your knowledge of wine, or any number of subjects, by visiting The Reading Room. This bookstore has a selection of books not generally found in any other retail store. You can pick up a tome on Ancient Greek oenology or brush up on the latest information available on glass-blowing techniques in British Columbia. Located at Mandalay Bay, 3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd, be sure to stop into the Chocolate Swan and indulge. Then slip over to Giorgio Caff & Ristorante. Life is uncertain, eat dessert first.

The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian is another themed shopping area with a wide variety of choices. Movado watch company offers fine timepieces not far from the elegant clothing at Ann Taylor’s. As the street performers entertain you, walk along the canal and listen the gentle sloshing of the gondolas transporting visitors along a half-mile journey. Take a ride yourself, then step off and do some window shopping. Enjoy the simulated St. Mark’s Square while you peruse the Venetian glass figurines, such as the exquisite hand-blown dolphins from Ripa de Monti. Go next door to Il Prato and pick out a delightful costume mask for the next royal ball. Select some fine stationary to make out invitations and get a personalized wax seal so the guests will know immediately from whom it came. Speaking of wax, be sure to check out the Madame Tussaud’s while you’re there.

For sheer size and number of stores, try the Desert Passage complex at the Aladdin. With 475,000 square feet of retail space, and over 130 stores, you’re bound to find something to please. While you’re there, check out the full-sized freighter anchored next to a North African dock. Casablanca never looked so intriguing. Stick around for dinner and go to the excellent New Orleans restaurant, Commander’s Palace. Crawfish to crawl for. Las Vegas has a dozen other shopping centers and hundreds of independent shops scattered over Fremont Street, The Strip and elsewhere. You’ll have to come several times just to pick your favorites. Take that afternoon plane and zoom in for a fun weekend where the shopping is no gamble.

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