The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) announced Tuesday, February 12th that Las Vegas’ visitation grew to 39.2 million in 2007. It marked the fourth consecutive year Las Vegas set a new visitation record. Last year’s visitation count represents a 0.7 percent increase over the 2006 figure of 38.9 million.
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I’ve compiled a list and reviewed some of the best nightclubs in Las Vegas. Although, I have a few more to go, I thought you’d like to check out what I’ve got so far.
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I’m sure many people, when they saw the original Studio 54 in New York close in 1979, ever thought it would ever come back. Well, if you know anything about Las Vegas, it’s where the dead come back to life. Even the walls of Studio 54 Las Vegas are adorned with paparazzo Felice Quinto’s black and white photography.
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The following description of basic BJ strategy is based on the multi-deck BJ game found in several Las Vegas and Atlantic City
As you enter into Rain Las Vegas, you know you’re in for something spectacular, because you find yourself asking… Why am I walking through this tunnel that looks be be something out of the future? As you get to the end, you gaze upon this MASSIVE, Cavernous club. Really, the shear size of it will make you take a step back.
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Are you not a fan of the “club scene” in Las Vegas? Do you get tired of getting dressed up, just to be able to get in the club? Do you just want some place to just dance your ass off, without anyone caring how cool you look doing it? Well, my friend, Polly Esther’s just might be your place.
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I don’t know how many times I get asked this question, but it comes up a lot. Where do the nightclubs in Las Vegas, come up with their names? Well, for Poetry Nightclub, it’s pretty much self explanatory as soon as you step inside. On every surface you can think of, you’ll find quotes from famous poets. Pssst, the quotes are even on the napkins.
The space agency announced that the flights, at Moffett Field, in Silicon Valley, are sold out, but more flights will be scheduled for later this year. The flights are a result of an agreement between NASA and the Zero Gravity, of Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Hotels Virtual Flight with a helicopter….real sound…
It defies logic to build a city in the middle of the desert, but Lake Mead makes Las Vegas possible. This was an interesting article.