During the decent into Las Vegas International Airport, you will be able to gaze in excitement at the city that never sleeps, seemingly larger than life neon signs and world famous landmarks including a replica Statue of Liberty, Eiffel Tower, giant golden lion, the Luxor pyramid and the famous sparkle of casinos along the famous Las Vegas strip. Las Vegas has changed significantly since the old days. Many of the original casinos exist along the ever famous Fremont Street, which is now partially enclosed along with the picture perfect waving cowboy. Despite the development and regeneration that has happened in Las Vegas there are still just as many ways you can lose your money, and even more ways to spend your winnings.

A visit to the home of gambling would not be complete without watching a world renowned Las Vegas show. Cirque du Soleil, Phantom, Le Reve, Penn and Teller and the Jersey Boys are

just a few of the world famous acts you can enjoy while taking a trip to Sin City. Slot machines and one armed bandits can be found almost everywhere imaginable, as can all you can eat buffets and the drinks are plentiful. If the slots are not your game, then there is always the Blackjack table or a range of other ways to entertain yourself while visiting the City of Sin. Wi-Fi and internet access in many of the hotels and cafes allows you to hit the online casino Las Vegas style. So once you are visited the Las Vegas shows, walked the strip and visited the Bellagio and MGM Grand you can sit back, relax and surf the internet in the comfort of your hotel room.

Despite what some people think of Las Vegas, a reincarnation into Disneyland for adults, it still maintains and continues with its live and let live attitude. Walkways along the entire strip promote gentlemans clubs, cigar smoking and drinking which are all permitted around the city. It is almost comical that the city is popular saying is ' what happens in Vegas...stays in Vegas '. Although this is generally a comfort to those who choose to get a little out of hand during their vacation to Sin City.

It has been a myth for some time now that many of the casinos circulate oxygen through the ventilation systems so that their guests will have more energy to gamble longer. Although it is certain that the constant entertainment, almost blinding lights and go-go attitude may overload your senses, but as the saying goes... " That is entertainment ".

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