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This Issue: Deals, News, Reader Questions Answered
Also In This Issue – July 23, 2003: Newkirk’s Notes, Cheap Rooms, Giveaway, News Of Interest To Tourists, More
Newkirk’s Notes – comments on Las Vegas from AccessVegas.Com publisher Ted Newkirk:
Hello from Las Vegas! Lots and lots to get to this issue. If something doesn’t interest you, just scroll down. This issue is jam packed!
Platters, Coasters, Drifters – We now have a streaming video preview of this great show at The Sahara. Click to watch: Dial-Up or Broadband. Missed our review? Click to read.
Tropicana Photos – We have a bunch of great new photos of this classic Las Vegas resort:
- Hotel and Pool
- Folies Bergere (including showgirls)
- Rick Thomas Magic and Tigers
Member Community – is fully functional and absolutely free! Signing up gets you Email (yourname@accessvegas.com), Games (play for fun and prizes), and the ability to post to our Message Boards. All are welcome to read the new boards. As reported earlier, the old boards didn’t mesh with our new community so we are starting over. Post Away!
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Las Vegas News: Of Interest To Tourists
- $2,729,514.84 Riviera Jackpot
- Imperial Palace Begins Celebrity “Double Dealing” (with photo)
- Palms Awards Lucky Guest $20,000
- Nine Fine Irishmen Opens
- Hypnosis Never Looked So Good
- “Star Struck” Opens At Tropicana
- Mia, Lux, and Lola Do “Blind Date” For “Crazy Girls” Week In October
- Marylyn Monroe Car At Imperial Palace (with photo)
- Dora the Explorer Live! Appearing in Las Vegas at the Aladdin
- California Couple Renews Vows At Swim-Up Blackjack
- Xtreme Close-Up Magic Comes To Orleans
- Updated Sahara Las Vegas Info
- The Checkmates – Free Show!
- Stephen Hanson Takes Fiamma From Soho To The Strip
- Imperial Palace Super Saturdays Winner (with photo)
- The Real Jay White (Neil Diamond impersonator) Stands Up
Travel Agents – We have a special offer of you. Please read it at the end of this newsletter.
Featured Story: Reader Questions Answered
Ken Pedersen from Maple Grove, MN wrote:
I think the new format is fantastic. It’s easy to navigate,too. I can’t wait to get back to Vegas. My wife and I were there a year ago, for the first time in our lives.(both are in late 50s) and we are going back again as soon as we can scrape up the money. Meanwhile, we look forward to the newsletter so we can keep up to date on things going on in your fine city. Thank you.
Message Board Member “maddisonchaos” wrote:
We opted to try the “downtown experience” our last trip and stayed at the Four Queens. Not the pick of the lot, I hope. In your opinion, which hotel has the nicest room…surely not the Queens…for our room left a lot to be desired. Thanks bunches!
I know we have fans of Downtown Fremont St. Experience (what many call “Old Vegas”). The rooms are less expensive and walking is much less, but not every hotel is a luxury resort. Tell us about your stays downtown (good or bad) in our Downtown/Fremont St. Experience Hotels forum.
Tom Wisner wrote:
My wife and I will be in Las Vegas on Sep 2-11 and again on Sep 14-16. I have read that the Celine Dion show is always sold out. Is that true? Do you have to purchase tickets before going to Las Vegas or can they be purchased after arrival? My wife said she has to see this show. And, after 42 years of marriage, I know that means we have to see this show, or else!!
These tickets continue to be in very high demand. As I write, only one day during that stretch is available. In general, tickets for all top shows should be purchased as far in advance as possible, but keep this in mind: Tickets are often not released for sale until 3-4 months before show date.
General suggestions for “hard to get” Vegas shows:
- Bookmark our Las Vegas Shows page and check back early and often. When the tickets become available, snap them up. In fact, if seeing a popular show, plan the trip around getting the show tickets if the show is a “must see”.
- Most Las Vegas shows are now reserved seating. Purchasing before you get here will simply get you better seats. The farther ahead the purchase, the better the seats!
- Info For Celine specifically:
- Celine Tickets – This is the regular way to get them, at face value. Check back early and often.
- Celine Premium Seating – These are great seats from a reputable, national ticket broker. You will pay more, but they have tickets for sold out dates and closer to the stage.More Celine:
- Celine Dion Show Photos
- Celine Dion Streaming Video Preview – Dial-Up Broadband
Message Board Member “highroller1” wrote:
I will be arriving in Las Vegas on July 28th, 2003 and will be present for 1 week. Any suggestions as to what I just have to do while here (besides gambling of course). The 28th is my 21st birthday. Thanks in advance to all!
No better place to spend your first week of legal drinking and gambling age than in Las Vegas! I’d say to check out Casino Royale and O’Sheas where the drinks are cheap and the crowd is young and fun (I mean generally under 30). The Beach nightclub is crazy just about every night. Stay away from some of the really upscale nightclubs unless you have deep pockets and a nice wardrobe. There will be future visits for that.
OK readers, this guy is 21 so keep that in mind share your suggestions in our Travel Questions / Trip Suggestions forum.
More 21’st birthday questions:
Message Board members “sandym” and “debwils” are both bringing their daughters here to celebrate 21’st birthdays. They want advice for restaurants and things to do. Ladies … help them out! What are your favorite great restaurants in Las Vegas? What did you do on “Girls Night Out” trip to Vegas? Share in our Fun and Thrill / 21st Birthday forum.
Message Board Member “snapper1” wrote:
Going to be in town the end of July, any reports on good low limit and green chip single or double deck games?
Also any Baccarat for less than green chip?
I know we have some avid blackjack and baccarat players reading. Help this guy out plus talk blackjack in our new Blackjack forum.
Vegas Questions? Post to our message boards and get great advice from people who have been here and done it.
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Live From Las Vegas,
Ted Newkirk
CEO
Senior Content Editor
http://www.accessvegas.com
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