Travel Tips

Here it is...the famous Welcome to Las Vegas sign. See if you can find it when you get here.

This sign is a little harder to find. It's kinda right in the middle of the city headed toward Fremont.

This is all of Las Vegas.
Las Vegas is growing and it has been growing for a number of years, currently 1.5 million people make Las Vegas their home but an astonishing 4% more move in monthly. What does that mean for you the visitor? Actually, it means that you might run into some traffic jams if you decide to drive and you might find that the areas outside the strip do not seems as safe as you?d like them to be. All things considered the amount of people living in Las Vegas should not hamper you?re ability to have a good time.

I can't really help you with the hotel since they change their deals daily. There are so many web sites already dedicated to that, so I'll just leave you with this map to help you decide where you want to be.

Fremont is a whole new world. You have to go there at least once during your stay. Personally I would get a room there and visit the strip. It has everything you need, the rooms are cheaper, the food is cheaper, there's free entertainment and the best place to end your evening. Your not too far from your room when you hit that wall and need some sleep. Make sure you stand and watch the guy that does the spray paintings. He's amazing. I almost guarentee you'll buy one.

A VT member has asked me about the monorail so I figured maybe someone else may need that info also so here's their website.
http://www.lvmonorail.com/
It has a map and everything.