Haven't been to vegas in a few years but i used to go twice a year. Taking the gf in the fall and was wondering if someone could recommend a preference between the Aria, Bellagi and Venetian as they're all priced about the same the time I'm going. I've stayed at the Aria when it first opened which was awesome but never at the other 2.
Doing the gf thing but she loves college football so its not all wine and roses. Thx in advance
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Haven't been to vegas in a few years but i used to go twice a year. Taking the gf in the fall and was wondering if someone could recommend a preference between the Aria, Bellagi and Venetian as they're all priced about the same the time I'm going. I've stayed at the Aria when it first opened which was awesome but never at the other 2.
Doing the gf thing but she loves college football so its not all wine and roses. Thx in advance
If you're getting the same price between Bellagio and Venetian, I would go with Venetian. Bellagio is very nice as well but I would say the rooms and overall feel of the hotel is a tadbit better at Venetian.
I like Aria out of all those three but Venetian would be my second pick. If you play poker, you can't go wrong with those three as they have the top poker rooms in Vegas imo.
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If you're getting the same price between Bellagio and Venetian, I would go with Venetian. Bellagio is very nice as well but I would say the rooms and overall feel of the hotel is a tadbit better at Venetian.
I like Aria out of all those three but Venetian would be my second pick. If you play poker, you can't go wrong with those three as they have the top poker rooms in Vegas imo.
Also, if you can get the same price with The Wynn, that is another option to look at. The Wynn is pretty awesome as well. Every little detail is top notch at the Wynn, they don't cut any corners. Overall sublime experience.
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Also, if you can get the same price with The Wynn, that is another option to look at. The Wynn is pretty awesome as well. Every little detail is top notch at the Wynn, they don't cut any corners. Overall sublime experience.
This is a no brainier, go to the Aria. It is the newest of the three places and the most modern. I love the "good night" button next to the bed so you don't have to worry about turning off every single light.
Stayed at the Bellagio and wasn't impressed. The walls are thin, the cleaning ladies woke me up each morning at 8 even if they were a few rooms down the hall
The rooms at the Venetian are starting to show their age, but are the roomiest of the three. However I refuse to ever stay there again due to how bad the sports book is ran and the owner is a hypocritical piece of garbage who is trying to ban all forms of online gaming, from poker to sportsbetting.
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This is a no brainier, go to the Aria. It is the newest of the three places and the most modern. I love the "good night" button next to the bed so you don't have to worry about turning off every single light.
Stayed at the Bellagio and wasn't impressed. The walls are thin, the cleaning ladies woke me up each morning at 8 even if they were a few rooms down the hall
The rooms at the Venetian are starting to show their age, but are the roomiest of the three. However I refuse to ever stay there again due to how bad the sports book is ran and the owner is a hypocritical piece of garbage who is trying to ban all forms of online gaming, from poker to sportsbetting.
If Aria is not locked in,the Palazzo is a nice property (Same as Venetian really) but easier to get to your room.Room layout is great and that's what I liked the best..Office space for your laptop in the sunken living room with seperate TV and room to lay out all the betting sheets etc that accumulate..Not sure if Aria has that much room.You have Lagassee's there also if the GF is into a fancier sportsbook with couches and food..
Whatever,but BOL on the trip! I'll be there NFL opening week..
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If Aria is not locked in,the Palazzo is a nice property (Same as Venetian really) but easier to get to your room.Room layout is great and that's what I liked the best..Office space for your laptop in the sunken living room with seperate TV and room to lay out all the betting sheets etc that accumulate..Not sure if Aria has that much room.You have Lagassee's there also if the GF is into a fancier sportsbook with couches and food..
Whatever,but BOL on the trip! I'll be there NFL opening week..
...and the horribly ran Cantor sportsbook inside. Try getting a bet in during halftime on a football Saturday or Sunday, I dare ya. They'll have one teller open and a line streatching all the way around Won's Wok or whatever that shitty Asian place is.
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...and the horribly ran Cantor sportsbook inside. Try getting a bet in during halftime on a football Saturday or Sunday, I dare ya. They'll have one teller open and a line streatching all the way around Won's Wok or whatever that shitty Asian place is.
...and the horribly ran Cantor sportsbook inside. Try getting a bet in during halftime on a football Saturday or Sunday, I dare ya. They'll have one teller open and a line streatching all the way around Won's Wok or whatever that shitty Asian place is.
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...and the horribly ran Cantor sportsbook inside. Try getting a bet in during halftime on a football Saturday or Sunday, I dare ya. They'll have one teller open and a line streatching all the way around Won's Wok or whatever that shitty Asian place is.
Goggles, if you are going to Vegas for football in the fall, I wouldn't recommend any of the places you mentioned. While they are all nice places, none are good for the sportsbooks.
For the same amount or even less, I would recommend Mandalay Bay, The Mirage or The MGM. These all have nice, spacious sportsbooks, with big screens everywhere; and they are all nice hotels/casinos.
My personal favorite is Mandalay Bay. Another place to go to that is even cheaper, is South Point. It's cheap and it's a nice place. The tellers at the sportsbook are very generous with drink tickets too.
And Bling is right about The Venetian. Their sportsbook is a Cantor book. They are understaffed and the layout sucks(the layout of the sportsbook at Aria is worse).
Good luck...
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Goggles, if you are going to Vegas for football in the fall, I wouldn't recommend any of the places you mentioned. While they are all nice places, none are good for the sportsbooks.
For the same amount or even less, I would recommend Mandalay Bay, The Mirage or The MGM. These all have nice, spacious sportsbooks, with big screens everywhere; and they are all nice hotels/casinos.
My personal favorite is Mandalay Bay. Another place to go to that is even cheaper, is South Point. It's cheap and it's a nice place. The tellers at the sportsbook are very generous with drink tickets too.
And Bling is right about The Venetian. Their sportsbook is a Cantor book. They are understaffed and the layout sucks(the layout of the sportsbook at Aria is worse).
Sheldon Adelson is the reason why nobody should be giving The Venetian any of their business
Quite Possibly the worst Human Being on planet earth and the Biggest D-Bag Liar too.
Goes infront of Senate hearings blabbering and lying thru his dentures that offshore books funnel money to AlQueda and other terror organizations. Absolute and utter BullSh*t
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Quote Originally Posted by Bling:
Sheldon Adelson is the reason why nobody should be giving The Venetian any of their business
Quite Possibly the worst Human Being on planet earth and the Biggest D-Bag Liar too.
Goes infront of Senate hearings blabbering and lying thru his dentures that offshore books funnel money to AlQueda and other terror organizations. Absolute and utter BullSh*t
Goes infront of Senate hearings blabbering and lying thru his dentures that offshore books funnel money to AlQueda and other terror organizations. Absolute and utter BullSh*t
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And your proof of that is...?
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Goes infront of Senate hearings blabbering and lying thru his dentures that offshore books funnel money to AlQueda and other terror organizations. Absolute and utter BullSh*t
Yeah Bling, He comes in here full of Piss and Vinegar demanding proof and when it is provided for him, Not a Wimper let alone an apology.
Says a lot about Tahoejoe doesnt it.
True. On top of that, everybody from the U.S. on this site should know who Sheldon Adelson is because he directly impacts their self interest in betting sports online.
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Quote Originally Posted by mafioso:
Yeah Bling, He comes in here full of Piss and Vinegar demanding proof and when it is provided for him, Not a Wimper let alone an apology.
Says a lot about Tahoejoe doesnt it.
True. On top of that, everybody from the U.S. on this site should know who Sheldon Adelson is because he directly impacts their self interest in betting sports online.
The 'strip' has nothing over the Freemont experience on Halloween night, that's where you wanna be, that's where the party is, most likely the only event of the year where as Downtown overpowers the almighty Las Vegas strip...The Aria is an excellent choice (simply because it's one of the new kids on the block) and 5 star Michelin rated***** enjoy your stay
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The 'strip' has nothing over the Freemont experience on Halloween night, that's where you wanna be, that's where the party is, most likely the only event of the year where as Downtown overpowers the almighty Las Vegas strip...The Aria is an excellent choice (simply because it's one of the new kids on the block) and 5 star Michelin rated***** enjoy your stay
...and the horribly ran Cantor sportsbook inside. Try getting a bet in during halftime on a football Saturday or Sunday, I dare ya. They'll have one teller open and a line streatching all the way around Won's Wok or whatever that shitty Asian place is.
Bing, in all due respect to Cantor; they supply the software (the absolute best Vegas has to offer) they do not place personnel,to push the buttons, write tickets, or manage the sportsbook, that is solely the responsibility of the Venetian, and hardly even remotely is Cantor take any responsibility to the lines of players who can't get their wagers in because of an ill managed sportsbook ( every statement you've made is on target, and is still taking place every Saturday & Sunday, but it's far from Cantors negligence, or responsibility..have a rewarding weekend
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Quote Originally Posted by Bling:
...and the horribly ran Cantor sportsbook inside. Try getting a bet in during halftime on a football Saturday or Sunday, I dare ya. They'll have one teller open and a line streatching all the way around Won's Wok or whatever that shitty Asian place is.
Bing, in all due respect to Cantor; they supply the software (the absolute best Vegas has to offer) they do not place personnel,to push the buttons, write tickets, or manage the sportsbook, that is solely the responsibility of the Venetian, and hardly even remotely is Cantor take any responsibility to the lines of players who can't get their wagers in because of an ill managed sportsbook ( every statement you've made is on target, and is still taking place every Saturday & Sunday, but it's far from Cantors negligence, or responsibility..have a rewarding weekend
Good feedback on Sheldon Adelson, Steve Wynn has been quoted as saying the same thing for years since Azzholeson appaeared out of nowwhere to play the modern day role of Howard Hughes, it didn't work, and he became the greediest MF'er Vegas has ever known, look what he did with the Riviera property for starters..no wonder the guy stays in prepetual motion on his 140' yatch no one ever knows where he's at, one thing for sure, "he spends no lengthy stays in LV, seldom if at all, his Tournament Hills estate lays vacant, and he's Never spotted at the Venetian.
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Hey! Mafioso Bing
Good feedback on Sheldon Adelson, Steve Wynn has been quoted as saying the same thing for years since Azzholeson appaeared out of nowwhere to play the modern day role of Howard Hughes, it didn't work, and he became the greediest MF'er Vegas has ever known, look what he did with the Riviera property for starters..no wonder the guy stays in prepetual motion on his 140' yatch no one ever knows where he's at, one thing for sure, "he spends no lengthy stays in LV, seldom if at all, his Tournament Hills estate lays vacant, and he's Never spotted at the Venetian.
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