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By: Duane

Duane — Mon, 27 May 2024 16:22:10 +0000

We used to enjoy Casino hopping, Parking garage walk to gamble a little then off to the next casino.
The strip totally ruined that with the parking fees.

By: Richard

Richard — Mon, 13 May 2024 04:28:09 +0000

I had visited Las Vegas at least once or twice every year since I turned 21. My last visit to was back in 2016 for the Superbowl. It wasn’t an overnight change but I left extremely disappointed to what Las Vegas had become at the point. Over commercialization and just a non stop nickel-and-dimiing of everything. Prices out of control and lack of cleanliness, much less the amount of trashy visitors now. No longer a destination for me.

By: Mitchell Uyeno

Mitchell Uyeno — Wed, 08 May 2024 04:41:16 +0000

CORPORATE GREED, ENDLESS TRAFFIC AND CONSTRUCTION, ENDLESS FEES (I.e RESORT FEES)! FOLKS ARE GETTING SICK AND TURED OF IT. Oh and that LAST ONE, RESORT FEES SHOULD BE OUTLAWED, CRIMINALIZED AND LAWSUITS SHOULD BE FILED END ON END FOR THISE FEES AND THOSE RECENT CYBER HACKS!

By: Brian Johnson

Brian Johnson — Sat, 04 May 2024 01:34:34 +0000

Just got back from a week there, and the Strip, along with all the casinos were PACKED every day, almost all day. I’d say Vegas is back! April’s earnings should be up; I’d be surprised if the opposite is reflected in the reports.

By: Johnny

Johnny — Fri, 03 May 2024 21:07:06 +0000

Machines are tighter than a ducks butt. Pots have gone way down if you do happen to spend a couple k n win one . Cabs are over-priced , drinks have doubled or trippled pending where you drink . Everyone has their hand out wanting a tip for doing nothing . Food is way up in price , flights are also , all the BS fees for basic amenities don’t help either .

By: Denise C

Denise C — Fri, 03 May 2024 20:01:03 +0000

Vegas used to be fun. Starting going there in the late 80s. Clickers for cocktails, handing out free cigarettes like candy because they wanted us to be there and appreciated us. Mom and pop casinos used to pay out, cheap food, just a lot of fun. Now Steve Wynn started the corporate greed of Vegas.
Vegas is ruined, imo. How about that marketing promo of bring your kids to Vegas years ago! Lol. That was a flop just like the car race.
Vegas used to be inexpensive for hotels. Now there’s way too much entertainment and not enough gambling. Shoot yourselves in the foot much? These people who come to see Gaga, Adele, Carey, etc aren’t there to gamble. Now they want to tear down the Tropicana for another sports venue — yawn. These things have all had a hand in ruining Vegas. The music is so loud at the Cosmo, the room vibrates. Give me back the old days. I’ve been to Vegas over 50x in my life. Now we go once a year — maybe twice and it’s Thanksgiving or Christmas when the rooms are less. There’s no way I’m ever paying 5 or 600 bucks a night or more plus taxes for a room, but people are paying it and I’m baffled by it. Elvis wouldn’t be proud.

By: Bay Observer

Bay Observer — Thu, 02 May 2024 21:41:43 +0000

For me, the fun side of Vegas died with Cleopatra’s Barge. When you destroy a 50 year legend draw, you might as well destroy the hotel. (Renaming add-on towers as separate hotels is an interesting way to start.)

By: Don A

Don A — Thu, 02 May 2024 19:46:15 +0000

People go to Vegas to gamble.
I’m highly upset at the destruction of The Tropicana.
I don’t go to Vegas to watch a ball game!
The old glitz of Vegas is gone.
All the automation is pathetic.
I loved my roulette wheel, and the guy operating it, now it’s automated.
My last stay was at The Bellagio…
I’ve not been back.
Stayed at Caesars, many many times, The Tropicana..and itbwas making money to the minute they locked the doors.

The change for Las Vegas for the better , has been the UPMOST failure…

By: Jim Cassidy

Jim Cassidy — Thu, 02 May 2024 18:51:26 +0000

We started visiting Vegas in the seventies. It was civilized, had standards of dress and behavior for guests while treating them like royalty and was a great value for its costs then. Today, it feels like a Monte Carlo wannabe in the Wisconsin Dells. Customer service is out the window, the guests run amok, the crowding at the pools is a sick joke and that car race was a slap in the face to more than half of the Las Vegas businesses and just about all of its residents.

By: Herb Redholtz

Herb Redholtz — Thu, 02 May 2024 17:37:33 +0000

Vegas used to be an affordable vacation destination for working families, sadly that is no longer the case. Reasonably priced rooms, shows and meals are a thing of the past. Vegas is overbuilt and overpriced! I used to love Vegas, no more!

By: Morey Lanley

Morey Lanley — Thu, 02 May 2024 16:55:22 +0000

Vegas has changed a lot, and not for the better. I went there last year after not having been there for a number of years and was disappointed, to say the least. It has definitely lost it’s friendly, welcoming vibe. The price gouging is out of control and they seem to have lost concern for the patron experience. It also doesn’t help that most of the establishments smell like a dirty ashtray.

By: Sebastian

Sebastian — Thu, 02 May 2024 16:41:31 +0000

I used to go to Vegas 5 times a year before the pandemic because it was not so crazy expensive.

Now after the pandemic I make way more money than I did back then but Vegas is now way too expensive that just feels wrong being there.

Sorry I don’t feel like being abused when buying $15 water bottles and $20 coffees.

Now I may only go to Vegas once a year if that.

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 02 May 2024 16:16:37 +0000

If they keep sucking the working man dry with their BS fees and charges, regular people will go somewhere else less expensive.
That’s just economics and common sense which most of the college educated people don’t have.

By: Mister Daren

Mister Daren — Thu, 02 May 2024 12:47:14 +0000

It is becoming harder to spend time in Vegas on a semi-modest budget. They are actively squeezing every dime they can. I don’t know if there are enough ultra wealthy visitors to keep the place running at its current state. Not for me to worry about I guess

By: RFD

RFD — Thu, 02 May 2024 11:37:46 +0000

Went to Vegas for a convention in April. Had not been since early 2000’s. The Las Vegas grit is gone, totally commercialized and divided under the banner of two mega corps. There were bottles of water in my room, if I even moved them a sensor would charge me 25.00 for each bottle. The table games have been replaced by video games and when you do find a traditional game it is a high buy in and you get a dealer who can’t count and needs to be reminded to pay you. Every resturaunt tries to act high end, but they are geared for quantity and the food is average.

It is overhyped, overpriced and what once was an adult has turned into a family friendly cash printer for mega corps.

By: Jane

Jane — Thu, 02 May 2024 11:33:45 +0000

Vegas is built on greed you put a bunch of Philippines and Mexican working for the mob culinary union. Pretty much screwing people on prices and this tip thing is insane. People are waking up and it’s going to be deafening to Vegas..but then again Vegas don’t care… They built too much of the same on the strip and the greed workers well only help to the demise…yet they want to build more I’m saying all these sporting arenas may just start becoming empty..

By: JeTaun Henry

JeTaun Henry — Thu, 02 May 2024 07:00:00 +0000

Las Vegas is a tourist City that we understand but without the locals they’re tourists will not want to come back. Las Vegas needs to concentrate on providing adequate homes, supporting the people that live here. People can’t do a great job if they are worried about how they are going to provide for their families. Workers that enjoy going to work everyday provide great customer service and make the guests feel welcomed. This brings people back,word of mouth is powerful. We work hard bringing money into these companies for different events and as a local we can’t even afford to go to most of the events, we should not have to pay full price to enjoy the this we promote in our city. Not everyone that visits the city is rich, most people have to save for months to come here, they want to get their monies worth so asking a local or someone that works in your hotel what would they suggest doesn’t work in their favor because they speak about something they haven’t seen themselves. For so long Vegas has been the adult playground but now with the new business’ and sports teams coming in, Vegas is becoming a family based state and the local business and government needs to readjust their way of thinking inorder to put Las Vegas in the best position to move forward. Take care home first.

By: Biff D.

Biff D. — Thu, 02 May 2024 05:11:14 +0000

Public Safety is a Farce as the Goodman Crime Family has put profits from these events about the safety of Locals and Tourists.

No one is Safe in the Las Vegas Valley.

Now Moore 4 Moore will make Publis Safety a priority.

I am going to write-in on my Mail in Ballot Michael Troy Moore for Mayor as a protest to the Mayor Goodman Crime Family’s exit from their 5 decades of I’m ripping off the people of the Las Vegas valley, scorched Earth and how they drain the public Treasury for their own selfish profit.

By: G. Finale

G. Finale — Thu, 02 May 2024 00:53:27 +0000

What? People are balking at $25 cheeseburgers? $20 cocktails and $15 bottles of beer? Those locals are still p*ssed about having to pay for parking and the LVB was a disaster for 2 months before and after F1 with absolutely no trickle down of $$$$????
(CC ever get reimbursed for F1 paving???)
Vegas is transforming into oblivion!

By: Medlong

Medlong — Wed, 01 May 2024 18:41:41 +0000

Yes they all worry about the rich but never thing about the everyday families who have been help build this city and support it. These families save and come to have fun and support vegas and they have been doing it for years. Like me and my family have been going there since 1965