If you want to opt out of Rio for a cheaper place - do not choose Circus Circus. It's old, loud, kids runnin' all over
Rio = Hot cocktail waitresses and nightclubs.
Circus Circus = outdated decor, bad stench, and broads I would describe as the opposite of MILFS pushing strollers in front of you.
The only good thing about the dump that I can think of is that it is next to Slots-A-Fun and you used to be able to get $1 Heinekens or Coronas there 24/7.
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Quote Originally Posted by nc1capper:
the place is a DUMP,,no matter what stay away
If you want to opt out of Rio for a cheaper place - do not choose Circus Circus. It's old, loud, kids runnin' all over
Rio = Hot cocktail waitresses and nightclubs.
Circus Circus = outdated decor, bad stench, and broads I would describe as the opposite of MILFS pushing strollers in front of you.
The only good thing about the dump that I can think of is that it is next to Slots-A-Fun and you used to be able to get $1 Heinekens or Coronas there 24/7.
Circus Circus is bad, I agree. I live here in Vegas. Do not stay there.
I have seen the rooms at the Stratosphere and they are decent for what you pay for. It's a hell of a lot newer than CC is. It won't be Shangri-La but you only need the room to shower and sleep.
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Circus Circus is bad, I agree. I live here in Vegas. Do not stay there.
I have seen the rooms at the Stratosphere and they are decent for what you pay for. It's a hell of a lot newer than CC is. It won't be Shangri-La but you only need the room to shower and sleep.
Bro, do not stay at Circus Circus. So many deals these days, u can find good rates all over place. The Mirage, the Luxor, NY NY,MGM, have great deals all of the time.
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Bro, do not stay at Circus Circus. So many deals these days, u can find good rates all over place. The Mirage, the Luxor, NY NY,MGM, have great deals all of the time.
i always stay there it is better then the cheap ones but still cheap and nice. you get a good value for your money.
they always have good deals ( i come from toronto ). why to spend so much on a hotel if you can lose the money gambling?
IMO, the best, cheap hotel on the strip. I lived in Vegas for 3 years, stayed at the Stratosphere for 4 months when I first got out there ( although I haven't been back in the last 5 years). The only issue is the location.You can walk about a mile and a half to the middle of the strip( 2.5 miles to MGM), cab it, or walk to the Hilton or Sahara and use the Monorail.
One other option might be Imperial Palace. Personally, I have never stayed there, but it is right in the middle of the strip and cheap.
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Quote Originally Posted by drorz1:
STRATOSPHERE
i always stay there it is better then the cheap ones but still cheap and nice. you get a good value for your money.
they always have good deals ( i come from toronto ). why to spend so much on a hotel if you can lose the money gambling?
IMO, the best, cheap hotel on the strip. I lived in Vegas for 3 years, stayed at the Stratosphere for 4 months when I first got out there ( although I haven't been back in the last 5 years). The only issue is the location.You can walk about a mile and a half to the middle of the strip( 2.5 miles to MGM), cab it, or walk to the Hilton or Sahara and use the Monorail.
One other option might be Imperial Palace. Personally, I have never stayed there, but it is right in the middle of the strip and cheap.
listen to the other and PLEASE DO NOT STAY AT CIRCUS
I have been many times and walked past circus a couple of times and it disgusting
go to www.smartervegas.com and get a deal at a place like planet hollywood, harrahs, mirage, or even caesars or bellagio where you can stay for 139 a night
great deals on smarter vegas and i highly suggest staying in the general area of ballys bellagio caesars flamingo paris or planet hollywood
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listen to the other and PLEASE DO NOT STAY AT CIRCUS
I have been many times and walked past circus a couple of times and it disgusting
go to www.smartervegas.com and get a deal at a place like planet hollywood, harrahs, mirage, or even caesars or bellagio where you can stay for 139 a night
great deals on smarter vegas and i highly suggest staying in the general area of ballys bellagio caesars flamingo paris or planet hollywood
go to www.smartervegas.com and get a deal at a place like planet hollywood, harrahs, mirage, or even caesars or bellagio where you can stay for 139 a night
great deals on smarter vegas and i highly suggest staying in the general area of ballys bellagio caesars flamingo paris or planet hollywood
Smarter Vegas is awesome. I've gotten rooms at MGM through this site for like $50 a night before. Check it out.
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Quote Originally Posted by uscsilb24:
go to www.smartervegas.com and get a deal at a place like planet hollywood, harrahs, mirage, or even caesars or bellagio where you can stay for 139 a night
great deals on smarter vegas and i highly suggest staying in the general area of ballys bellagio caesars flamingo paris or planet hollywood
Smarter Vegas is awesome. I've gotten rooms at MGM through this site for like $50 a night before. Check it out.
IMO, the best, cheap hotel on the strip. I lived in Vegas for 3 years, stayed at the Stratosphere for 4 months when I first got out there ( although I haven't been back in the last 5 years). The only issue is the location.You can walk about a mile and a half to the middle of the strip( 2.5 miles to MGM), cab it, or walk to the Hilton or Sahara and use the Monorail.
Just to be sure I understand you correctly: You LIVED at the Stratosphere for four months? How much did that run you? They have monthly rates?
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Quote Originally Posted by BostonKen:
IMO, the best, cheap hotel on the strip. I lived in Vegas for 3 years, stayed at the Stratosphere for 4 months when I first got out there ( although I haven't been back in the last 5 years). The only issue is the location.You can walk about a mile and a half to the middle of the strip( 2.5 miles to MGM), cab it, or walk to the Hilton or Sahara and use the Monorail.
Just to be sure I understand you correctly: You LIVED at the Stratosphere for four months? How much did that run you? They have monthly rates?
Just to be sure I understand you correctly: You LIVED at the Stratosphere for four months? How much did that run you? They have monthly rates?
Yes, I lived there for 4 months. Technically, you can't live at any hotel for more than 30 days straight. After 30 days I would check out, then check back in to the same room.My friends wife is a travel agent. So, when I decided to move to LV, she got me 30 days hotel and airfare for a 1,000 bucks. I think my airfare was 300 bucks or something like that ( this is in 2002). I estimate it was like 700 the first month I stayed there, June 5, to July 5. Obviously, she got me a deal. She had better get me a good deal, I was Best Man at their wedding. Anyways, the 3rd day I was there I won a good chunk of money ( blackjack). That turned into getting hooked up with a Casino Host. She instantly upgraded me to a suit for the remaining month of my stay, as well as, took care of food and movies ( their room service food sucks). At the end of the month, I told her I was planning on staying for awhile and asked her how much it would cost me to stay another month.She quoted me at 40 during the week/ including Sunday and 70 for weekend nights. Unfortunately, I had to downgrade to their one of their jacuzzi rooms on floor 23. It's the top floor and a few times I was convinced a plane was going to fly through my window. Plus, their jacuzzi tub is just a bigger bathtub with a couple shitty jets.They also put a fridge in my room. I think a microwave too? I can't remember if I had one in the regular room or it was just the suite? After the 3rd month she started getting a little pissy about keeping up my rate ( table game average bet). I was mostly spending my money in the sports book, so that doesn't help/hurt my rate. The last month I was there she told me that she would have to change to 65 during the week and 90 weekends the following month if I wasn't going to keep my average rate around 40 dollars per bet, 4 hours a day. I'm not exactly sure on the numbers, but something in that ballpark. I ended up moving out the opening night of the NFL.I ended up getting a great deal at Aladdin for a week, then to the Trop for the next month. At that point I started looking for a normal place to live. To make a short story longer, if you were going to stay for a month, especially with this economy, I am sure you could get a great deal for something like I received my second month ( maybe even better, who knows?), minus the food and movies.
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Quote Originally Posted by Beergut:
Just to be sure I understand you correctly: You LIVED at the Stratosphere for four months? How much did that run you? They have monthly rates?
Yes, I lived there for 4 months. Technically, you can't live at any hotel for more than 30 days straight. After 30 days I would check out, then check back in to the same room.My friends wife is a travel agent. So, when I decided to move to LV, she got me 30 days hotel and airfare for a 1,000 bucks. I think my airfare was 300 bucks or something like that ( this is in 2002). I estimate it was like 700 the first month I stayed there, June 5, to July 5. Obviously, she got me a deal. She had better get me a good deal, I was Best Man at their wedding. Anyways, the 3rd day I was there I won a good chunk of money ( blackjack). That turned into getting hooked up with a Casino Host. She instantly upgraded me to a suit for the remaining month of my stay, as well as, took care of food and movies ( their room service food sucks). At the end of the month, I told her I was planning on staying for awhile and asked her how much it would cost me to stay another month.She quoted me at 40 during the week/ including Sunday and 70 for weekend nights. Unfortunately, I had to downgrade to their one of their jacuzzi rooms on floor 23. It's the top floor and a few times I was convinced a plane was going to fly through my window. Plus, their jacuzzi tub is just a bigger bathtub with a couple shitty jets.They also put a fridge in my room. I think a microwave too? I can't remember if I had one in the regular room or it was just the suite? After the 3rd month she started getting a little pissy about keeping up my rate ( table game average bet). I was mostly spending my money in the sports book, so that doesn't help/hurt my rate. The last month I was there she told me that she would have to change to 65 during the week and 90 weekends the following month if I wasn't going to keep my average rate around 40 dollars per bet, 4 hours a day. I'm not exactly sure on the numbers, but something in that ballpark. I ended up moving out the opening night of the NFL.I ended up getting a great deal at Aladdin for a week, then to the Trop for the next month. At that point I started looking for a normal place to live. To make a short story longer, if you were going to stay for a month, especially with this economy, I am sure you could get a great deal for something like I received my second month ( maybe even better, who knows?), minus the food and movies.
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