ultraclyde wrote: Since we're at Mandalay and about as far south as you can get, what's the best way to get around? The closest monorail looks like a 4 block walk. Bus? Uber?
You can take the Mandalay/Luxor/Excalibur tram to the Excalibur. That makes for a short walk across the intersection at Tropicana and LV Blvd (aka The Strip) to MGM, where you can pick up the monorail.
We just walked or took taxis. Friends went recently and Ubered everywhere.
Tropicana to Linq was probably my longest hike.
Las Vegas Pinball Hall of Fame:
http://pinballmuseum.org/
Drive near the airforce base on the highway, just a few miles down the road. Park the car and just watch.
Hash House a Go Go for breakfast
I was just there for the second time. I didn't gamble either time. Go to my instagram @joey48442 and see all my pics from hiking and such
Last time there we stopped in to Counts Kustoms, it was interesting.
If you like seafood, make the seafood buffet at the Rio.
The Atomic Testing Museum is a cool place to spend a couple hours.
You can pick up a nifty metal Fallout Shelter sign for your garage or man cave or whatever in the gift shop
Co-worker is trying to talk me into a super car track place he went to last year, Dream Racing
tuna55 wrote: Drive near the airforce base on the highway, just a few miles down the road. Park the car and just watch.
I live in a busy Air Force town. No need to planespot while travelling!
One item from my Vegas trip.
I am fairly apathetic to people's clothing normally, but you won't catch me in a Hooters out of principle.
That said, I left for the site I was at around 4 or 5 AM, everyone at the only place open for breakfast made Hooters look like a church.
In reply to tuna55:
You weren't trying very hard. I could take you to 57 places that are open for breakfast at 4am that are full of people ready to go to work.
EvanR wrote: In reply to tuna55: You weren't trying very hard. I could take you to 57 places that are open for breakfast at 4am that are full of people ready to go to work.
Oh they were ready for work, but they were barely dressed. I got fed, but did a lot of staring out the window.
tuna55 wrote:EvanR wrote: In reply to tuna55: You weren't trying very hard. I could take you to 57 places that are open for breakfast at 4am that are full of people ready to go to work.Oh they were ready for work, but they were barely dressed. I got fed, but did a lot of staring out the window.
sure, but how was the food? LOL
Wow, a canoe that self highlighted RANDOM SPAMMING. They're becoming self aware.
Merlins Magic Motion Machine
And there are at least 4 Kart rental tracks in Vegas.
Can Mormons be car guys?
bentwrench said:
Can Mormons be car guys?
Some of us are.
bentwrench said:Can Mormons be car guys?
I don't think anyone here practices automotive monogamy.
barefootskater (Shaun) said:bentwrench said:
Can Mormons be car guys?
Some of us are.
The pinball museum looks really awesome.
On Pawn Stars, they sometimes called in the head of the Clark County Museum for insight on some historical items. This looks like a fascinating place:
Love the this thread got necroed by a spammer. Will be heading out to Vegas near the ass end of the year when things have recovered more, all good suggestions to me!
bentwrench said:Merlins Magic Motion Machine
And there are at least 4 Kart rental tracks in Vegas.
Can Mormons be car guys?
Ummm Kirkham Cobras ...I think.....
failboat said:The Atomic Testing Museum is a cool place to spend a couple hours.
You can pick up a nifty metal Fallout Shelter sign for your garage or man cave or whatever in the gift shop
I went there last year and came home with a healthy glow!
j/k
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