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[EdZeplin]

Been flying to Vegas for adult fun since 1976, have stayed at more than 30 different casino hotels.

[knagl]

Welcome to the site! You've certainly seen Vegas go through a lot of changes. Of the 30 hotels you've stayed at, which one sticks out the most as being memorable or different?

[Voice of Reason]

Welcome Ed. 36 years of Vegas experience!

[bardolator]

Ed, do you happen to live in the Chicago area?

[EllenMonster]

Ed, do you happen to live in the Chicago area?

Edited. Oops, I thought this was $3 El Cortez drinks thread.

[EdZeplin]

Welcome to the site! You've certainly seen Vegas go through a lot of changes. Of the 30 hotels you've stayed at, which one sticks out the most as being memorable or different?

Thanks for the welcome! The most memorable AND different hotel was Vacation Village. I checked out of a comped room at the new Aladdin to stay closer to the airport for one night. The room (which cost $25 plus a $35 deposit on the key) was the worst hotel room I've stayed in anywhere in America, and I've stayed in my fair share of Motels 1 through 6. A $100 cashout at the video poker bar was a hand pay jackpot! I bought into a roulette table having my chips valued at 50 cents each. The table was packed, and I was the only person playing who wasn't playing 25 cent chips! A real high roller in that joint! The night before I was playing roulette in the London Club at the Aladdin with $5 minimum chips and $25 minimum inside or outside per spin. That one night at Vacation Village was a bit of a reality check. 

[EdZeplin]

Welcome Ed. 36 years of Vegas experience!

Thanks for the welcome!

[EdZeplin]

Ed, do you happen to live in the Chicago area?

Nope. Colorado. Shorter flights. 

[Voice of Reason]

The room (which cost $25 plus a $35 deposit on the key)

 

[tonystewartrules]

Welcome to the club.

Terry