“Let’s all go out and run people over and kill them and just get probation,” the father of the 17-year-old victim said. “Let’s make Las Vegas as dangerous as possible, because nothing’s going to happen.”

Hi!!! I opened up new slots for my sunrise hikes on Airbnb experiences, if you’re a local or visiting Vegas this summer/fall and are looking for a cool, de-stimulating outdoor activity with fresh, authentic Sicilian breakfast bites and 1-of-1 views overlooking Las Vegas, check it out! ☀️

Feel free to reach out with any questions or special requests. This is one of my favorite hikes in the world, and a place I find peace in such a busy city. I hope to share it with you!

Hey everyone. I have degen comps at all four of these places, with more resort credit at Park. I booked Park because I liked the non-smoking last time I was there but now I’m wondering if we shouldn’t just take advantage of one of the other places instead. It’s my birthday trip so maybe a more upbeat vibe is required. It’ll just be me and my boyfriend. We like the pool and gambling mostly.

Thanks for your insights.

The new dress code, two ICE officials told The Intercept, came in direct response to the recent fatal ICE shootings in Texas and Maine and the botched arrest attempt by two plainclothes ICE officers on July 13 at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas.

“It’s because of the incident that happened in Las Vegas,” said the ICE official.

Video of the Las Vegas airport incident, recorded by a bystander, shows two people in hooded sweatshirts tackling a man in the middle of a busy terminal. After passersby draw near, the officers abandoned the arrest but left the man handcuffed on one hand. The man tackled in the video, later identified as Phu Nguyen, a 57-year-old Australian national who allegedly overstayed his visa, was arrested by ICE the following day at Los Angeles International Airport.

“It blew all our minds,” the ICE official said. “It didn’t look professional. They didn’t present a badge when they initiated.”

I’m a foodie that hates chain restaurants would love some local eateries to check out while I’m in town! Thanks in advance!

I have over 500 dollars in fb credits at these properties.
I’m already going to carbone riviera , but will just use my resy credit there. If can also be at any mgm property for my f&b credit. I don’t really eat at FB when I stay there and wasn’t the biggest fan of motherwolf. Any suggestions? I live in a city with arguably the best sushi in the U.S. so no sushi recs pls.
Thank you 😊

I'm going to be in town the week before F1 this season, and one of the party said he wants to cruise the Strip that Saturday night. As I was thinking about it, F1 is happening the week after we are there, so that means the track will pretty much be assembled by then.

What's pedestrian traffic like on the Strip when the track is fully up; especially in the section over by the Bellagio and Caesars? Can you even walk on the Strip at that time, or are they funneling people through the casinos walkways?

And what's the elevator situation like? One of the party likes to use his mobility scooter to move around. Will he be severely impacted because of the track?

Anyone ever been to this pool party? One of the few that have a Dj on a Monday. Is it a good vibe???

Go pool at the Flamingo is the other option. Which would you all recommend between the two? (mid 20s couple)

We are in Vegas for one night only and looking to have a memorable meal either on or off strip. I saw these three restaurants were nominated for James Beard awards so seem to be safe bets, just curious on everyone’s take on them.

Open to other suggestions as well, it’s my friends bachelorette so just want it to be a memorable meal

Please help a former clubber, 40-something lady out! I’m totally clueless. Seeing online I can wear swimwear or club attire?? Especially curious about what footwear is appropriate. I’d love to get away with sandals or sneakers so I can dance the night away. Has anyone been recently who can share their experience?

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My girlfriend and I are heading out to Las Vegas over labor day weekend. We are staying 3 nights on the strip then 3 out in Summerlin (we are heavily thinking about moving to that area in early 2027).

For the strip, we would love to emulate the Epcot “around the world drinking” with different drinks and cocktails from different cultures and stretches of the world on the strip.

Is this something that you think would be possible? If so, what are some recs?

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I need to kill some time waiting for my flight.

im going next month and i have not been since i was 15 and now im 36, thinking between Caesars Flamingo Paris Mandalay or maybe Planet Hollywood

im gonna avoid Excalibur Luxor and Circus2 and Strat like the plague

i just want a good pool to relax during the day before painting the town at night, im not gonna gamble or go drinking or clubbing im just gonna relax by the pool, eat at restaurants i dont have where i live and watch a handful of shows, staying for 4 days

Hi all, I'm visiting at the start of August and never been before. I've been getting some recommendations from people that have been before but was wondering if there's any must see/do bits whilst I'm over there. I'm also single and will probably look to go out a night or two so any recommendations on where to go/look out for would be great. Thanks :D

Summer days revolve around staying near our glistening pools until the sun drops. Here is how a full day of fun in the sun at Wynn flows:

•     9:30 a.m.: Grab a spot at the Wynn pool or Encore's European pool before it fills in

•     Noon: Poolside lunch, no need to leave your lounger

•     3 p.m.: Encore Beach Club for a DJ set

•     6 p.m.: Dinner at your favorite Wynn restaurant — request a table on one of our patios

•     8:30 p.m.: Awakening to close out the night

That is the pool-to-dinner-to-show flow that works best in July and August. Planning a summer trip? Ask us anything.

Hey Vegas friends! I am coming out to Vegas for a work trip in mid October this year. My wife will join me in Vegas and we plan on staying there for a few days after my work to celebrate our 10 year anniversary. We are looking for advice on what is your opinion on best resort/pool, activities, etc. We aren't big gamblers but I could see us spending quite a bit of the day time around the pool. We'll be together for 4 nights there and wanting to hear from you all who really know the city on where you would stay and what you would do.

Any advice helps, thanks!

Not only is asking if it safe but also is it worth visiting while in Vegas?