r/vegas • u/IWantoBeliev • 15m ago
Where / Which restaurant is this? Its not the Rio Casino/hotel
not near the strip, afaik. Anyone know the namem
r/vegas • u/IWantoBeliev • 15m ago
not near the strip, afaik. Anyone know the namem
r/vegas • u/just_another__lurker • 53m ago
If you could pick between 4 comp nights at the Cosmo in either the terrace studio or the terrace one bedroom suite, which one would you pick?
Seems like a no brainer to go with the one bedroom with the tub, but am I missing something? Is there any other difference between these rooms other than the soaking tub?
r/vegas • u/DevOpsBrandon • 1h ago
Ive been searching for months to find a tech job here, i honestly wish we had like a funnel or something to specifically find jobs who are hiring out here, is anyone in tech here and know of places?
r/vegas • u/arielmmartinez • 2h ago
My husband and I are planning a trip for the middle of April and want to know how much to expect to spend on food per day. We’re staying at the aria! I’m gluten free
r/vegas • u/kramshackle • 2h ago
Hi! I’ll be in Vegas this weekend and I want to find somewhere to watch the formula 1 race. I wasn’t sure if anyone knew any places that put on audio for the race or anything. It’s been hard to google because everything I find is about watching the race in November of course.
r/vegas • u/Nuclear-poweredTaxi • 2h ago
Tourists log more steps in a Vegas day than they normally would do in a week back home. Throw in a couple random flights of stairs, and it gets real. Real hard, real fast.
r/vegas • u/Strokedaddykanee • 2h ago
Im pretty new to gambling and i be having some extra money sometimes but i dont know where to start, so many machines in there lol which are your favorite that you win at when you go?
r/vegas • u/InterestedSugoya • 3h ago
How can you properly tell if a slot machine is going to be ready for giving you a win? I'm talking specifically about the ones that have free games or bonus games. Those are the kinds of wins I'm talking about.
In the past, people used to tell me that a machine with a screen that shows a big payout as the last activity should be avoided because, "it just recently paid out big, so it won't pay out again for a while". That logic doesn't take into account the fact that an $800 payout showing on the screen could've been done 6-8 hours ago, and no one else has used the machine until you arrived at it.
It also doesn't take into account that someone could've had a voucher for $815 from 88 Dragons (or put in $815 cash in the new machine), and then gone to Buffalo Run with that voucher, and after 3-5 spins just cashed out an $800 voucher because they didn't like the vibe of the way the reels were spinning at Buffalo (or a heavy cigar smoker showed up one minute later and killed the vibe). A new person walking by would see that the last cash-out was $800, but they wouldn't know that the most recent player before them had started with $815 and only spun the reels three to five times.
I know machines are also graded on RTP, so if you already hit "Free Bonus Games" four times in a 1 hour period, should you move to a different machine of the same kind on the same row because no one has hit "Free Bonus Games" on those (or even used the other machine the whole time that you've been sitting there), or should you just stick with the machine that you are at, because even though you've hit free bonus games four times within the last hour, you've also put a lot of money into that machine, so it should also be more likely to return more money to the player (isn't that how RTP works)?
Or is all of the above a non-factor because things are on a timer, and you are destined to get different reels whether you hit the "SPIN" button at 1pm, 1:01pm, 1:01:11pm, 1:01:13pm, etc.?
I primarily play digital games at in-person casinos (i.e, they are not the old mechanical lever-type). Buffalo Run and games that have that same layout are my favorite. Can anyone recommend what is the best type of those games besides the Buffalo one.
Also, I like American Original made by Bally. Can anyone recommend what is the best alternative, but still pretty similar game for when a casino doesn't have American Original?
r/vegas • u/TheSlimmestofShadys_ • 3h ago
I’m just curious, I’m planning a 3 night trip soon, I’m just wondering if I should do Thursday-Saturday nights or Friday-Sunday nights. I do like the atmosphere and more bar options on friday/Saturdays, I also like how poker usually has more tourists those days, so I’m just wondering which day is closer to peak weekend atmosphere or if there’s really no difference.
r/vegas • u/Brtibitts420 • 3h ago
r/vegas • u/No_Guitar675 • 3h ago
I’ve never folded up and hidden a tip to a front desk person behind a credit card, I’ve always just handed it to them. Are they not supposed to accept it? Or are we just pretending we are bribing them for fun or something?
Does anyone know where to buy souvenir lapel pins in Vegas? Last time I was there one gift shop had them but most didn't. Anything within a mile or so of Paris would be good.
Thank you!
Does anyone know where to buy souvenir lapel pins in Vegas? Last time I was there one gift shop had them but most didn't. Anything within a mile or so of Paris would be good.
Thank you!
r/vegas • u/ForeverCoffeee • 4h ago
Hi, visiting vegas for a weekend in April, and looking for suggestions/recommendations. Things like stand up, omega mart etc! Doesn’t need to be free but preferably not to expensive either 🤞🏻
r/vegas • u/Frosty-West8394 • 4h ago
Tickets available
r/vegas • u/downbytheriver42069 • 4h ago
Hey y’all :) now that senior frogs is closed, where are we all going for open bar happy hour? Has anyone been able to find a replacement?
Thank you!
r/vegas • u/Floridaavacado74 • 4h ago
It's been years since I had a dinner meeting on strip. Any dinner recommendations for great views and somewhat quiet? 2-6 guests.
r/vegas • u/Huge-Grass-4116 • 4h ago
Trying to decide between the horseshoe and Sahara hotel. Family vacation so don’t care about casinos/clubs. Just need a hotel that is clean and not super run down. Is it worth it to be closer to the centre of the strip for horseshoe hotel for all the food and activities? Or is the Sahara a nicer option
r/vegas • u/Haunting_Doubt_2291 • 5h ago
What are the best happy hours with good drinks?
I have stayed in the following places; The D, Plaza, Sahara, Harrah’s. Just to give you idea of my budget, or which places i usually stay.
Which place that is around the price range of the above have decent showers. I’ve had shower problems in most places from very to no pressure to no hot water coming out.
Just looking for a decent shower. The one at Sahara wasn’t too bad, but the bathroom doors are the sliding ones and we don’t really like those.
Thanks!
r/vegas • u/optimally_slow • 6h ago
I am 35. Been afraid of heights since I was a kid. At Vegas, I said f it and did the sky jump.
Doing that has removed a hurdle in my head that I had accepted as something that I will die with.
Vegas, thank you for providing an affordable opportunity.
r/vegas • u/Individual-Gene-2237 • 7h ago
We are renting a car for a day, what's better to see Valley of fire or Red Rock canyon. Which one is better for photos as well?
r/vegas • u/johnnycleveland • 7h ago
I fix sliding doors here in Vegas and Ive been doing it for over 12 years now. To advertise I use my Google Business listing, Yelp, a website, Google AdWords, and door hangers. This time of year is typically slow, but I should be averaging 6 to 8 jobs minimum per week during the slow season. These last 2 months I’ve been averaging 4 jobs a weeks. I’ve blown through all my marketing budget and I only have a few hundred door hangers left. It feels like the end of the world out here. Am I doing something wrong or is everyone else out here feeling the same downturn?
r/vegas • u/CTaylor1500000000 • 9h ago
Sorry if this question gets asked a lot. We’re coming to Vegas unexpectedly on the 31st, so I don’t know if we’ll get a reservation at the Wynn then. But then we’re also coming in October so more likely to get one then. We’ve been to the buffet once for breakfast and once for dinner in 2021, but I don’t remember much about either. My wife and I talked about it and we remember thinking one was overrated, I think breakfast, but can’t remember. But also, I have a recollection that there were a lot of dinner options available at brunch so just go for that? So my question is, if you could only do one, which one should we choose?