Utopia at Lake Las Vegas Henderson

... gadget per il cugino patito. Poi andiamo al Bellagio a visitare il giardino botanico, e al Mirage per vedere le tigri albine che hanno mezzo sbranato Roy o Sigfried (?) i due illusionisti che si sono esibiti per decenni al Mirage. Visita al MGM. Sembra detto così una roba da niente ma nelle varie visite abbiamo tirato sera. 11/10/2006 Giornata dedicata allo shopping selvaggionegli outlet. Questi gli indirizzi dei siti. http://www ...

... so may be a few days before I can get WiFi again. We headed out about 8pm in time to watch the volcano at Mirage erupt and get some photos. Then, following another hot tip, we went into the Food Court at the Venetian and searched for free WiFi. I found one unsecured network called "plz use wpa" funnily enough. I get 3 bars while sitting in the Food Court. There is one other unsecured system but I did not try that one. Uploaded latest bits.

... ship is supposedly hit (and you also get wet if you are in the wrong area of the crowd!). The show is on 7pm, 8.30, 10 and 11.30 pm. The crowds seem to gather long before the performance. Best place to be is the bridge that leads off the street and into TI. If you are a guest in TI, show your room key to get access to the roped off area reserved for guests. Wasted a few more $$s in the Slots and headed back to the room after midnight.

... that. The room was really nice and spacious, we had a big spa bath which came in handy after a 14 hour day at the Grand Canyon! (see next post) So we went out for dinner at one of the many restaurants in the hotel/casino. Then we went GAMBLING! We took out US$100 and decided that was all we would spend for the night. We started at the Mandalay Casino, playing a bit of roulette and put $10 on black for Mike's Dad and Karen. We lost some ...

Vegas clearly has to be one of the seven wonders of the capitalist world. Where else can you visit Venice, Paris, New York, the Sahara, the Pyramids, the Circus, and Pirates of the Caribbean all in one place - actually within about 1 mile of each other? On this late April 2009 evening, the swarms of people walking along the famous Strip roadway reminded me of New Orleans during Mardi Gras. I swear ...

... as well use them somewhere. Unfortunately I didn't use them in a good machine. We took Marc's winnings and left. On our way back through we got a refill in our cup. First, we sampled the Bellini, which was good, and the mojito, which was good as well. But we decided to try the Strawberry, which was very good. Before I knew it Marc had paid $1 for the extra shot. After getting the drink, I said ...

... stage to rapturous applause. Our seats were right at the front. The start was great, really funny but then, for me, it lost its sparkle a bit. This may have something to do with the fact that I fell asleep!!! Well, I'd had 2 wines and 3 G & T's!! I woke up near the end to David heaving with laughter. (David: Pfft) I'm glad he'd had a good time at least. Outside the theatre, after the show, Penn and Teller were allowing the audience to have their photo taken with them which was a ...

... again, losing most of its green colour and turning various shades of earthy brown. On the final approach into Vegas, we crossed the Hoover Dam, stopping only to take some quick photos from a lookout since the dam itself was absolutely crawling with people. Then, out of nowhere, we rounded a hill and across the flat, brown, featureless plain in front of us we could see the outline of Vegas, with its tall casino-hotels. Planes were landing every ...

... a couple hundred miles from home, CA. Whatever, not there yet. We checked into our room, which is probably the crapiest room yet... although we didn't expect much. We would like to give a shout out to all the Comfort Inn's, Day's Inn's, Microtel Inn's, etc.. that we stayed at. Besides the peeping maid staff, all our rooms were splendid, much nicer than the sand dune suite in The Sahara. Vegas is sickly hot, between 102 - 108 degrees during the ...

... so the car just naturally goes their and off we went trying to communicate with the Checz regarding how much and the money ex change...Norman was trying on pants in front the the sales girls as their were no changing rooms, they just looked away for a few minutes, he bought some pants, as did Karen and I got Isaiah a cute pair that zippes away. We made our way into Prague without to many problems and enjoyed a 2 1/2 day visit. Next, the 22 hour train ride ...