bottle service,golf,strippers,sportsbook,WSOP

not in that order but....going 1st of june(palazzo) for a week, with 11 others for 4 of them.

anyways, bottle service- should i do it? is it necessary?

golf-wolf creek,paiute and bali hai(i guess, not my choice)

wsop event-sunday

any thing i need to know? thanx

72 viewers and nobody's has an opinion on bottle service???

how about cabana's at palazzo?

no set budget, 3-4K for 4 nights, iundrestand you're paying for more than just the bottle but.....

how big are these bottles? 1.14Liters? (i know , no metric)

talk me out of bali hai, please! location is the ONLY reason we are going there, how bad is it really? or is it ok but overpriced

a few guys don't want to rent a car

so $600 for 3 guys? i know we'll do it but it seems over the top a bit.

so where do 12 youngish 40-yr olds go (save the smartass comments plez)  i heard tao or xs ,voodoo lounge 

In my opinion Bali Hai is a "resort" course. Mounds on the sides of the fairways funnel shots into the middle. I'm no pro but it seemed a little gimmicky to with the mounding. Rio Secco has some particularly nice holes on one nine, good elevation changes and views of The Strip. I think Bali Hai isn't in the same category. I have always had a car but I would guess about $45 cab ride each way to/from The Palazzo. I think Rio Secco might be cheaper than Bali Hai also (could easily cover the cab ride). For me it would be a no brainer. I liked RS better than Paiute.

Another problem with Bali Hai you don't always hear mentioned is that it sits right at the end of one of McCarren's main runways so you have airplanes zinging over your head for 4 and a half hours. And I mean wave to the passengers, landing gear hasn't even gone up yet, shake the golf cart over your head. It can get to be a bit overbearing after a while. 

vegas national is a fun course close to the strip.  tiger got his 1st win there.  also you buying into event 8 at wsop ??

I am going that same week. If one of you can be trusted to not drink, go to hotwire and rent a car. They are only about 25 bucks a day. You will save that on the first day in cab fares alone. Take the drive out to Wolf Creek, it is epic.

I think bottle service is a rip off but I look at things cheaply. You will definitely get better service and more attention with it, it may or may not justify the cost.

The Palazzo is the tits, I have stayed many times. In the am, go to the Grand Lux Cafe. There will be a long line for breakfast. Just walk by it and up to the bar and the bartender will hook you up with the buffet and a bloody mary. It'll run you about 25 bucks for breakfast but it is a solid little buffet and quite convenient.

STAY AWAY FROM THE SLOTS AT THE PALAZZO, TIGHTEST ON THE STRIP (7 YEARS AGO BY AN INDEPENDENT STUDY)