Panama City Casinos

... , but in different ways. So, I'm leaving my backpack and going on a cuise. Actually it will be my 4th cruise and I am looking forward to it. Given that I don't play bingo or do casinos, I figure that onboard there will be lots of time to "blog".

... of the trip and this series of blogs. http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/lobo/excursions/1266327384/tpod.html _______________________________________________________________ Panama City Destination No. 1 of 8 (in no particular order) ...

Finally arrived in Panama City where i stayed at a Hostel in the Center. Panama City has pretty much everything you might be needing. The city looks modern with high buildings, however mnay of them are a wreck at closer look, depending of the ...

We spent some time mooching around the El Cangrejo region of Panama City where we are staying.  This is a modern part of the city, lots of casinos and big hotels, you can really feel the American influence here, at first we were a little dazed ...

 After a nine hour bus ride from Bocas, I arrived in Panama City at 4.a.m..   Shared a taxi to the hostel, Lunas Castle ($12 a night with free coffee and tea and pancakes) with two London women who have been traveling for six months with ...

Ted and I went to Panama City for a few days. We went to the casinos, road the crazy busses, partied at night and went to the Panama Canal. We made a beer bong ...

well what can i say, i just arrived in panama city and am getting my bearings. the city is sprawlimg with traffic and electronic shops but lukily for me i have found a quiet haven from the madness in a hostel called la casa de carmen. its a nice small ...

... sidewalks a lot of places, shops and stores, some street vendors, a grocery store, and several restaurants and even a couple of casinos. Do not think that "residential" means leafy, single homes....this is city and the housing is for the most part ...

... los que tienen y los que no. También es la ciudad mas ciudad, es decir con su zona bancaria llena de rascacielos, casinos y centros comerciales. Se notan los 100 años de ocupación yanqui y como se construyeron sus lugares como las tres islitas que ...

I didn't know you can actually breath water till I stepped off the plane in Panama City. I thought the humidity in Houston was bad, but this place makes Houston feel like Arizona. I had a ride lined up from the airport to my hostel/Spanish school and the ...

... go to the Multiplaza located closer to downtown that prides itself in having all the high end stores. For a summary of Panama City shopping: http://www.panamaexpertos.com/panama-malls-and-panama-shopping I may have heard reference to Albrook as ...

... entering the canal. The canal is one of the world´s most significant waterways, truly an engineering marvel, stretching 80km from Panama City on the Pacific side to Colon on the Atlantic side, cutting right through the Continental Divide. Nearly 14000 ...

... to the hotel Santana. On the way there a tropical storm was in full tilt with lightening and heavy heavy rain. Panama city looks nice with casinos, high rises and neon everywhere, not quite what I expected. It looks very wealthy, possibly from the ...

 Greetings from Panama City!    This is a really modern, bustling city. We are staying in the financial district, which is also where all the casinos and hotels are.   We have to go north to get to the beach along the Pacific ...

... ' au centre-ville, une seule phrase suffit pour décrire ma surprise: 'Que de gratte-ciels'. Sur le chemin, j'apperçois des Casinos, mon hôtel en a un justement. Je m'enregistre et m'engouffre dans ma chambre, j'ai une superbe vue sur un parking de 10 ...

... and it´s very cheap and tasty on its own, but the locals seem to enjoy it with either ginger ale or Squirt soda. The casinos are worth visiting, I got lucky at the craps table and won a few bucks, taking the focus off of the shoestring budget for a few ...

... He used to work on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship. He was very nice and helpful and ended up recommending we do one of the many casinos in Panama City for New Year’s Eve. Linda loved that idea; I am pretty skeptical. He wrote the names of a couple of ...

... motors to be quicker then any police in case the try to catch them on the sea) But that¨s not all. After Switzerland Panama City is the second biggest banking City, there are very nice properties for a good price and a lot of realy pretty Colombian ...

... , and they're full of liquid gold. After finally detaching ourselves from the lure of air-conditioned casinos we managed to brave the sweltering streets of Panama City. This is one of the more interesting, if depressing, cities I have been too. The ...

... left the hotel yet, so I got up to go explore. I've never been to Miami, but I'm guessing it's similar, in some ways, to Panama City. The waterfront has one long, broad boulevard where I could see from one end of the city to the other and all the big ...