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Going to be heading to Vegas March 16-19 with wife and another couple.  Staying at the Excalibur and going to see Zumanity.  Anyone seen Zumanity before?  Have never seen a show in previous trips, and haven't been to Vegas in about 5 years.  Any suggestions for must do's or don'ts.
 
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Anybody?
 
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Nope haven't seen it bro.
 
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gthing, belaggio buffet for breakfast... a little pricey but spend the 15 bucks, eat great and you'll be full and won't have to leave the sportsbook all day! nit shoud be going at that time, plus the "play in game" of the ncaa tourney
 
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Thanks all!  It's going to be a great time. 
 
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Thinking of possibly getting a tat at Vince Neil Ink,  any word on that place.
 
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You should check out Trip Advisor dot com and click on Vegas, ask all the question you need to know.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gthing25:

Thinking of possibly getting a tat at Vince Neil Ink,  any word on that place.

I wouldn't.  Find a reputable tattoo artist in your hometown or near there.  Go in, check the place out, make an appointment and get it done.  Getting tattooed by some stranger on the Strip is not a good idea.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by gthing25:

Thinking of possibly getting a tat at Vince Neil Ink,  any word on that place.



 
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I`m going on March 19th and go 3 times a year so what kind of info are you looking for. Best sportbook IMO is @ The Hilton.
 
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Less than 3 weeks!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gthing25:

Going to be heading to Vegas March 16-19 with wife and another couple.  Staying at the Excalibur and going to see Zumanity.  Anyone seen Zumanity before?  Have never seen a show in previous trips, and haven't been to Vegas in about 5 years.  Any suggestions for must do's or don'ts.

Zumanity sucks!!!  It was OK until the two dudes KISSED, Yuk!!  Mystere at Treasure Island was much better, and yes I have seen O, but was not thrilled with it.  A good night would be to eat at Japonaise at the Mirage, and go see the Beatles show Love at the Mirage!!! After the show, take the wife to the Voo Doo Lounge at the Rio, some of the best views in the city, bring your camera!!!!!

 
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Mystere at the Treasure Island is a must see.  I have seen almost all of the Cirque du Soleil shows, except for The Beatles.  Mystere was very entertaining and funny, and the prices are a bit more reasonable.  For an excellent dinner, try Joe's Stone Crab in Caesar's Palace...you'll love that place!  Also, if you like Chinese food, then check out P.F. Chang's in the Planet Hollywood hotel.  One bit of advice, make sure you take shoes that fit...you end up doing alot of walking in Vegas.  Have fun!!! 
 
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Getting closer!   Anyone experience St. Patty's day in Vegas?  Will be there for that.  Thanks for all the above info to those that responded.
 
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I'll be there 13-18
 
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Where u staying Jeff?
 
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Go to O'Sheas...great dive bar
 
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the lift for cheap food and alcohol
 
get a good meal at landrys
 
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Quote Originally Posted by NYY928:

Go to O'Sheas...great dive bar

 O'Shea's    

 
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Try Casino Royale, they have $1 Michelobs and $1 frozen Margaritas (lime & strawberry) availble 24/7 to the open public, no wagering necessary. 
 
make sure you tip! 
 
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1 freaking week!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gthing25:

Where u staying Jeff?

MGM.  Love the hotel. Have a good time

 
 
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I love the MGM too...My buddy got comped at the Wynn for March 20-March 23 so i'll be staying there but will be having my bachelor party at the MGM  this summer LOVE that Lazy River........
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