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By 360 Vegas LLC
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The podcast currently has 699 episodes available.
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Random Vegas
The largest free standing LED sign in the world is Aria’s marquee at 260 feet high and 65 feet wide
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Only in Vegas can a building grow. For example, look no further than Caesars Palace. This is a property that opened as a 700-room resort and today has almost 4,000. More than that, its multiple expansions took over an entire city block. Say what you will about the interior layout this property is sexy as hell, especially shared via @maverickheli's unique POV. I’m not sure which I prefer, the original with the Sarno blocks and teal backlighting or the more authentic Greco roman esthetic. Either way, she’s a looker.
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Bed Bug Scars
Sick New World 2025
LIV Las Vegas Closing
Bally’s Tropicana Plans
September 2024
Random Vegas
The temperature in Las Vegas reached 100 degrees six times in Oct 2024. Between 1937 and 2023, It hit 100 degrees in October a TOTAL of 6 times. (LasVegasLocally)
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A unique perspective of a unique lady in Vegas history. The Tropicana was called “the Tiffany of the strip”. The nickname is said to come from the property’s shape as a necklace. That POV was captured with week by @_GrandpaD. We are honored that we got to be there for her demise. She will forever have a special place in my heart as a result. The saddest part of this story is that Tropicana was profitable before it closed, just like another icon many feel was gone before its time, Stardust.
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G2E 2024
Slot Vultures
Halloween In Vegas
Random Vegas
Most people know the story about Sands boss Carl Cohen knocking two of Frank Sinatra’s teeth out after one of his legendary temper tantrums. But did you know that a similar situation happened at Caesars Palace? Sinatra wanted credit to play $16k a hand at baccarat but the casino limit was $2k and he was already being allowed to play at $8k a hand. When he was told no, Frank of course got angry and made a scene that included some threats. In response, the hotel’s executive vice president pulled a gun on Sinatra. He was later booked for assault with a deadly weapon but charges were later dismissed. That man’s name was Sandford Waterman. Sinatra didn’t finish the rest of his engagement at the property but eventually returned and apologized.
TwitPic of the week
Thank you 1968 for existing and for the photographer that captured this view, shared by@Summacorp, of the Stardust marquee in all her massive glory. This sign is one of the most iconic in Vegas history and thankfully was saved by the Neon Museum. Here’s to hoping they reignite her in 2027 when the museum will relocate to the Arts district.
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Venetian Tier Match
Vegas 101
Coldplay in Vegas
Random Vegas
Clark County paid $4k for the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign in 1959. In 2008 they paid $400k to build the first 12 parking spaces. (@Vegas_Visual)
TwitPic of the week
It may not be as glorious as the original, but Fremont St is still stunning as shown by @FSELV. Even the Fremont St Experience canopy stretching 4 city blocks is beautiful in its own way. Arial views of Vegas give us a change to appreciate the collection of awesome we get to experience as humans. I’m so grateful for the ordinance that requires neon to be preserved downtown.
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Review Journalism
Caramella
Celebrity Gambling
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Over $40,000 per year is collected and donated to charity from coins tossed into the Venetian canals and fountains (VitalVegas)
TwitPic of the week
This week’s winner by @Bluestorm2000 perfectly sums up the appeal of Vegas, sometimes things just line up and despite the odds and the house edge, sometimes you just win. That’s why we gamble, for those moments. Here we have a picture of Bellagio with the sun acting as a solar crown to the peak of the building. What else can you say about this building that hasn’t already been said. Nothing I can think of this week.
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Top Rated Hotel Casinos
If I told you the best magic show in Vegas right now is starring a short, unkempt, surly Englishman in a poorly-fitting sequined dragon costume, you would probably question my opinion. But Piff the Magic Dragon is hands-down the most entertaining magic show I’ve seen in Vegas, and that includes all the celeb-magicians.
Random Vegas
If you’re dealt a winning hand in video poker and accidentally fail to hold some or all of the cards before hitting “deal/draw”, some casinos, upon request, can review the last hand played and pay you what you would have one. (@VitalVegas)
TwitPic of the week
It’s the best view I’ve ever seen of the mistake in the desert, shared by @VitalVegas. The giant MGM lion entrance formerly on the corner of Las Vegas Blvd and Tropicana. It still seems like a silly superstition that designers should have known about. Apparently, Asians consider it bad luck to walk under the mouth of a lion or some variation on that theme. So, they avoided entering the property via this entrance. In response, MGM decided to tear it down just 3 years after opening. It’s one of the largest architectural missteps in Vegas history.
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Hughes/Silver Slipper Myth
Riviera Plans
U2 UV
Las Vegas Ad
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