José asked:


I’m going out for a fun getaway from Albuquerque NM to Las Vegas NV. I always drive when I go but don’t feel like driving there this time, yet I know I can drive there for about $50-$60 bucks. Does anyone know any Amtrak promo codes for this area and month or airline discounts. I’m trying not to spend a lot of money (I’d rather spend it on fun in Vegas). Please no spam.

GILBERT

Gerald asked:


I am planning to move to Las Vegas to find a job within the next month but am worried about how to settle down with a shared room and a job that can pay rent. What are some companies in Las Vegas that are looking for people now? It doesn’t matter what industry I just need help so I can apply for some jobs. I have 1 year of work experience and have a bachelor of arts in Finance. (no work experience in it though)
thanks for your help!

BERTRAM

tlee8us asked:


I’m from the midwest working at local stripclub as a bouncer and bartender. I’m planning on moving to Las Vegas to become a more seasoned bartender and bouncer at a bar or gentlemen’s club in the future. I heard using craigslist is kinda shady especially looking for place in Las Vegas. I’m trying to not spend so much money when starting to live in Vegas. Any suggestions?

DOUG

Kate1104 asked:

I love Rock’n Roll

BARRETT

Cait Farrell asked:


First time in Las Vegas? Vegas is the entertainment capital of the world - there’s no other place like it. But if you’ve never been there before, you could end up missing the best Vegas has to offer or worse - spending more money than you’d planned.

If you’re booking your first Las Vegas vacation, the following tips will save you time, money and frustration.

Vacation Tip #1: Book Your Vegas Package Early

Try to make your reservations and ticket purchases at least 21 days before your trip. Some fares require an advance purchase of 3, 7, 14, or 21 days, while others may require no advance purchase at all.

Also, many Las Vegas hotels give you a discount incentive for booking your vacation early. As more people book the hotel rooms, there are less spots available and prices can rise.

Vacation Tip #2: Bring High Quality Running Shoes

If you’re going to be exploring the gorgeous hotels and various attractions on the Las Vegas strip - make sure you take high quality, well-fitting running shoes. Most of the surfaces you’ll be walking on are either concrete or stone.

While it’s lovely to stroll along the cobblestone streets of the Venetian or the Paris hotels - if you’re in shoes that don’t give you adequate cushioning you’ll be in pain by the end of the day. And after 3 days, forget about it.

Vacation Tip #3: If It’s Your First Time In Vegas Try To Stay On Or Near The Las Vegas Strip

The Las Vegas strip is the best place to be - especially if it’s your first time in Las Vegas. Enjoy the fountains of the Bellagio, see the lion habitat at the MGM Grande, watch the pirate show at the Treasure Island, view the white tigers at the Mirage.

When you’re on the Las Vegas strip most of the attractions and hotels are within walking distance so you don’t need to rent a car. Staying at one of the hotels on the strip will ensure you see most of the main attractions in Vegas.

Some hotels on the Las Vegas strip are the Bellagio, MGM Grande, Mirage, Ceasar’s Palace, Aladdin, Circus Circus, Treasure Island, Imperial Palace, Flamingo, New York New York, Bally’s and the Paris Hotel.

Vacation Tip #4: Be Prepared To Eat

Las Vegas offers some of the BEST buffets and restaurants in the world. Two of the most popular buffets in Las Vegas are the Buffet at the Bellagio and the Spice Market Buffet at the Aladdin. They are a must try!

The buffets offer a huge selection (so everyone in the family is happy)at mid-priced rates (depending on where you go). The food quality is extremely high so forego your diet and enjoy! After all, you’re on vacation.

Vacation Tip #5: You Don’t Have To Spend A Bundle On Entertainment

While some of the shows in Las Vegas can be expensive, there are lots of things to do (especially with your family) that are low cost or absolutely free. Some freebies include:

Lion habitat at the MGM Grande

White tigers at the Mirage

Fountain display in front of the Bellagio

M&M’s Store near New York, New York hotel (free M&M’s movie)

Pirate Show at Treasure Island

Rain Storm at the Dessert Passage next to the Aladdin

Circus Acts at Circus Circus

Human Statues at the Venetian

Various specialty displays and gardens inside different hotels - depending on the time of year

And they’re always adding more!

So those are 5 general tips for Vegas first-time vacationers. The can save you time, money and frustration (and hopefully sore feet). There’s no other place like Las Vegas - it’s like a giant playground for adults and kids. Regardless of what you choose to do, you’ll never forget your first time in Vegas!



FREDERIC

Nathan Richardson asked:


There are coupons galore when it comes to Las Vegas. Whether it’s for food, hotel stays or you’re looking for deals on top attractions there are several ways to find Las Vegas coupons. For your best bet for finding deals in Las Vegas check out these top tips.

Try Trading

There are several online forums geared towards Las Vegas coupons. This is a great place to search for the exact coupons you want, whether it’s for free cocktails or two-for-one buffet deals. The best way to get what you want is to try trading coupons you have. Converse with other forum members, talk about coupons and trade with each other.

Buy a Book

Rather than waiting until you arrive in Las Vegas to scout out savings, buy a book ahead of time. One to check out is the American Casino Guide. Be sure to buy the latest edition available for the most current deals, like the ‘American Casino Guide Coupons’ book. Inside you’ll find over $1,000 in money-saving coupons for several casino destinations including Las Vegas. You can likely find it at your local bookstore or just pick it up at Amazon.com.

Restaurants.com

For huge discounts on Las Vegas restaurants check out Restaurants.com. This works in any zip code, but to find the best Vegas deals, plug in the zip code 89101 for a list of nearly 50 restaurants within five miles of the strip that are offering deals. Pick up a $10 gift certificate for just $3 or a $25 gift certificate for $10.

Check the Hotel

Your hotel will have catalogues full of coupons. Grab a stack when you check in and spend a few minutes flipping through them to find the best bargains. Some of these may already be sitting in your room when you arrive.

Take a Taxi

This may sound like a strange way to find coupons, but it works. A good supply of coupon books are stocked in the backseat of those Vegas cabs. Not only will you give your feet a break, but you’ll give your wallet a break, too.

Purchase Packages

For a few bucks you can score hundreds of dollars worth of coupons. For just $7.95, you’ll get discounts for 10-20 percent off lots of stores around Vegas. Different packages are available depending on whether you’re hunting for deals to Las Vegas hotels, attractions or shops

Stay Informed

Sign up for free coupon newsletters. Newsletters will be delivered to your inbox every week so you can keep up with current deals. This is a great option if your trip to Las Vegas is at least a few months away. Here is a free newsletter that also includes freebies, details on new shows, hotel tips and a Las Vegas events calendar.

Check Ebay

Bid your way to some of the best Las Vegas bargains. Head to Ebay.com and do a simple search for whatever you’re looking for whether it’s Las Vegas Buffet coupons or Las Vegas Show coupons. Just make sure you’re buying from a reputable seller.



DENNIS

DeltaAirLines asked:

http://blog.delta.com/

BRUNO

julucha asked:

El vídeo.
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ALDO

nickcrabberulz asked:

The title sums it up.

AUSTIN