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By: Riyadh Bahaian

Riyadh Bahaian — Sun, 16 May 2021 09:29:13 +0000

is it possible to Exhibit Jurassic Park, Marvel Avengers and Transformers other country???

By: Egg White

Egg White — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 16:33:49 +0000

In reply to Jurassic Steve. Next thing you know, they'll be building amusement parks and water parks on the strip and marketing it as a family destination. They're going to ruin Vegas!

By: Andrew

Andrew — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 11:53:20 +0000

In reply to William Wingo. Yes I bet you are..LOL Things are different nowadays. Buying a single resort and running it as a sole owner it's barely impossible,you need to be part of a large hotel chain to sustain expenses and make sure you have a solid customoer database. Taxes and fixed costs are hard to support and '80ies and 90'ies consumer money is gone nobody knows how long for . Ruffin got the TI basically for free and as Amber said the guy is just after the money rather than being a true resort man like Adelson or the now gone Wynn. Also nowadays what kind of return can you expect on the Strip ? 5% ? I bet not even that. TI may be worth twice as much what Ruffin paid now and it needs at least another half a million to be brought up to new market standars.

By: William Wingo

William Wingo — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 04:47:33 +0000

One big problem with the Strip over the last few decades has been that they imploded most of the “low-end” places like Stardust, Frontier, El Rancho, Boardwalk, Hacienda, etc.–and replaced them (if at all) with “high-end,” high-cost places. About all we have left at the low end are Tropicana, Circus Circus, and Stratosphere.
Maybe some of the older second-generation hotels like TI might step into that role. A recent Las Vegas Advisor QOD discussed the deterioration of Rio (not on the Strip, but close), and Mirage. If places like these were not imploded, but sold to independent management and refurbished, they could be lower-cost alternatives to the insanely expensive top-end Strip properties. And if 90% of the Strip hotels weren’t owned by three companies, competition could bring prices down.
Of course, I’m about to start my second Martini….

By: Jurassic Steve

Jurassic Steve — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 04:27:48 +0000

WTF? Why is Vegas trying to appeal to kids with all these superhero, toy and dinosaur shows? Vegas is an adult playground. Leave the Superheros and Transformers to Disney. Quit trying to make Vegas another Disney destination. No adult wants to go see a dinosaur show in California. And they sure as hell ain’t gonna see one in Vegas.

By: Amber

Amber — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 03:50:36 +0000

In reply to Amber. Also side note he is a partner in the trump tower and that place is nice (prob just a investor) but none the less its nicest thing ruffin gots any involvement with lol

By: Amber

Amber — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 03:48:31 +0000

Ruffin sounds like a “slumlord” for once decent casino properties. But also in his defense from everything i heard/have read and remember the Frontier went to shit when margaret elardi bought the property from summa corp.(howard hughes corp.) closing the showroom and scaling back hotel operations, etc. causing one the worst union strikes of all time. The strike it self was at times very heated and violent with atleast 17 CWU Local 226 strikers died!! it lasted about 7 or 8 years going 24 hours a day ending once ruffin took control of the property from the horrible Elardi family that run it in to the ground…Probbly to late to do anything to real make it worth while, exspecially since all the new hotels starting popping up in the 90’s during the stike further killing any chance of rivial. But like most casinos if you dont keep up u eventually meet the same fate, unlike properties that are older like caesars palace that have recieved money and upgrades to keep it in the game..Even though he tries to give the impression he cares about his properties he like most are just about milking the cow dry, spend as little as possible then sell the land for mega dollars!!! Thats called business though smart moves on his part his cleaned up $$ i think he made about 1 billion on the frontier property sell if i recall, but It is unfortunate that Mgm offloaded it to him he got a hell of a deal on it to and is making a killing money wise. i firmly think things will continue down the path they are on for that Treasure island ?? He aint the type that cares about the assets only the quick buck despite what he has said and unless somebody else buys it, the ship is gonna sink lol Hopefully he doesnt end up with one the caesars properties when they come on the market after the merger!!

By: JeffinOKC

JeffinOKC — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 01:11:09 +0000

Funny, wife has grown to love it the last couple years and doesn’t want to stay anywhere else. Has a junior suite that is next to the elevator and has 2 baths, including jet tub. Ideal for us. Parking garage access to valley is unequaled. Made it from TI to Mandalay Bay in 7 minutes last year when we were tight to get to a show on a Saturday night. Might not be high class, but it has decent food choices and is a good value for the Strip overall.
Damn sure ain’t the Boardwalk or Frontier.

By: Adam

Adam — Thu, 11 Jul 2019 18:10:22 +0000

I went to the marvel museum in the spring and it was a lot of fun especially for a nerd like me but it was in need of a revamp it only covered things up to the 2nd avengers movie. Also I agree with Andrew I hadn’t been to ti in about 10 years and it has really seen better days.

By: Andrew

Andrew — Thu, 11 Jul 2019 11:33:24 +0000

Since Ruffin took over TI has become a close copy of what Frontier was. It’s a total redneck-ish land and Ruffin didn’t do nothing to improve the place. Rooms still looks the same since he acquired the property from MGM and the the casino is today a total clusterfuck of nonsense of tacky Cabo like restaurants and fake wooden casino floor with a piratesque theme so badly embossed here and there it can only rival Luxor’s egyptian theme. I’m not into these Avengers thing but even if I was I would stay away from something so terribly tacky. The place today is on par with the now gone Boardwalk casino..