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Spring Break 2013? I am a teacher so I get off a week at that time, so that answers that question before it is asked. 
 I have visited Vegas twice and want to see what Reno is like but know nothing about it. 
Can anyone tell me some stories or even where to go and not to go. Thank you
 
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Why would you go to reno?? vegas all day!!!
 
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you'll be very disappointed by reno, its a dump now littered with old and closed casinos
 
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Lake Tahoe is nice, if you want to do some outdoors stuff and gamble.
 
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Beautiful desert ride to Laughlin, and much closer
 
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Just don't end up at the El Cortez after everything else shuts down:).
 
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I stayed 5 days at the Peppermill...pretty nice joint but the neon lights are freaking nuts, it's like a scene out of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas or something. 
 
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The poker room is marginal though and I am a poker player...
 
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LOVE  RENO DO NOT FORGET BUNNY RANCH DOWN THE WAY
 
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Quote Originally Posted by thorpe:

Lake Tahoe is nice, if you want to do some outdoors stuff and gamble.

What he said. ^^

If you're into skiiing or snowboarding, Tahoe makes it worth it. Otherwise I'm not sure Reno would be worth the trip.
 
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It is true, Reno can look like a ghost town on a weekday.  But if you don't like crowds and enjoy cheaper prices, Reno is the place to go.  I got a slot card at Silver Legacy, only played for a short time and they have been sending me emails for a free room.  The customer service at SL is top notch.  True, Vegas has a lot more glitz, but if you just want to gamble and ski, Reno offers value.  Plus the summer tempatures are much more bareable in Reno, with highs around 90, not the 110 you get in Vegas.

 
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Thank you to all who have replied. I think I will definitely make it there before 2015. I think I will still do Vegas, because that is a for sure thing! 
 
 
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