Las Vegas Holiday !

wots the treasure island hotel like in las vegas?

admin — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 15:30:43 +0000

They have a massive hot tub ( 50 person i think ) and i read that it is one of the favorite hotels for the young party crowd, so it would probably be a good time

Las Vegas – Mandalay Bay or Treasure Island?

admin — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 09:44:30 +0000

I have been checking package prices, and they are about the same right now price wise. Just can’t decide on which one for Christmas.

either one is fine.
how much.
Golden Nugget had a flyer in the LV review jorunal and on 12/31 wants $150- a night.
if you can do less, take it now.
this is the crazy season out here.

Which hotel in Las Vegas is better: Mandalay Bay or Treasure Island ?

admin — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 03:46:29 +0000

My fiancee and I are going there for a 5 day vacation…we need some relaxing time together !
Any other hotel suggestions?

Mandalay Bay is a better quality property overall, but it’s on the far south end of the Strip. Treasure Island has a great adult pool area called Bare, one of the most popular clubs in the city called Jet and some very good restaurants. It’s also on the middle of the Strip and close to Wynn, Encore, Fashion Show Mall and other attractions.

Check every property. All of the hotels are basically giving away their mid-week rooms now, and offering great deals for weekend stays, too. You should be able to get a package that includes enough goodies (such as comp slot play, a free or discounted dinner, show tickets, etc.) that your room will almost be free.

If you have time before you have to book your stay, sign up for each property’s email list and you should have all the offers sent to your in-box.

What Las Vegas show should I watch? Mystere at Treasure Island or O at Bellagio?

admin — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 22:11:27 +0000

What show will be more WOW and kind of blow your mind off ?
Thanks for the advices

The O show definitely has the WOW factor.

It pails in comparison to Mystere as it is a water show, and the stage changes into a pool. The pool often changes shape.

Mystere is a good show, but if you see Bellagio you will be awestruck!!

Has anyone ever stayed at the Treasure Island Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas Before?

admin — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 01:58:26 +0000

Tell me is this a good place to stay?

Any comments would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

I was in the Treasure Island Casino.
One of the nicest in Vegas, good location too, right in the middle of the strip.

I am going to Las Vegas this year on holiday for 2 weeks. How much spending money shall I take with me?

admin — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 00:27:07 +0000

I am going to push the boat out big style, As it will may be the only chance I get to go to vegas. (holiday of a lifetime) Cheers.
I was thinking about £5000 spending money.

EVERY FREAKING DIME (POUND) YOU HAVE TO YOUR NAME

Should i stay at Treasure Island or the MGM Grand in Las Vegas?

admin — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 01:19:27 +0000

The MGM is $20 more. Is it worth it (location and comfort-wise)? Also, which place is more fun to stay at for 21 year olds? thanks!
Thanks! I decided to go with the MGM b/c it’s closer to the clubs I was planning to check out, and overall seems to be a more happening place. Thanks for the advice though.

You get your dollar’s worth at both. It all depends what’s more important to you. Do you prefer something a little nicer or do you prefer to save your money for other activities that you might not be able to do if you spend that extra money on the room? MGM is across the street from New York New York, which has Coyote Ugly, but I think Treasure Island is closer to Harrah’s with Toby Kieth’s and the Flamingo with Margaritaville. MGM is near one end of the strip while Treasure Island is closer to the center. If you plan to visit Fremont Street, Treasure Island is closer.

I recommend you visit a few Vegas websites, see what’s going on during the dates you plan to visit, and then see where the things you want to see are in relation to the two hotels.

do you think a cab or shuttle is better from the Las Vegas Airport to the TI(Treasure Island) Hotel.?

admin — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 07:55:24 +0000

two people traveling. I heard that some taxi drivers might take the "tunnel route" without your knowledge and that might cost exxra money. Scared they might take advantage of 2 travelers going to Vegas for the first time

Me and my hubby just stayed at TI and also flew into the LV Airport. We took a cab there and it costed $20. But on the way back it costed $25. We took a different route back. So if you can afford that then go for it. We didn’t have any problems. The cabbies were cool. TI doesn’t have a direct shuttle to their hotel. Have fun. Love Vegas!!

Which version of the pirate show at Treasure Island do you like better?

admin — Fri, 28 May 2010 00:25:27 +0000

Do you like the new sexy version or the classic Yo ho Yo ho version?

Which version do you think suits best for the Treasure Island in Las Vegas?

I liked the old version. It was so cool and was based on real history. This new one sucks big time.

Grand Canyon Holiday? Transport from Las Vegas?

admin — Mon, 24 May 2010 23:45:22 +0000

Hi Everyone

My boyfriend and I are wanting to go to Las Vegas in October as a belated Graduation and 21st birthday present to ourselves (we will both be 21 in July/August). However, I desperately want to go to the Grand Canyon as well, but I’m having trouble trying to organise it.

Ideally, we’d like to spend at least 6 days in Vegas and then a few in the Grand Canyon. I’ve looked at Virgin Holidays, and they offer some great tours – but you have to drive…

Whilst I can drive, my boyfriend can’t, and I’d MUCH prefer to not have to drive. I’ve only been driving a few months and I’ve never been this far away from home before! So, I’m too nervous to do it.

The public transport seems to be either non-existant, or very long/expensive.

Does anyone know of any good tours/travel companies, or do you have an experience of a Las Vegas/Grand Canyon holiday?

Just any advice on how I could organise this would be greatly appreciated

Thanks,

Lucy

P.S. Plus any tips of places I *have* to see?

I highly recommend you take a bus tour to the Grand Canyon South Rim. It’s 5.5 hours from Las Vegas and worth every minute. Count on spending an entire day doing this trip, leaving the hotel around 7a. and returning to LV at 9p. Depending on the operator, you’ll get three hours at the Rim, which is plenty of time to see Mather Point, Yaki Point, Hermit’s Rest, and Yavapai Observation Station. Here’s a link to Grand Canyon tour bus reviews:

http://www.GrandCanyonBusDeals.com

Alternatively, there’s the West Rim of the Canyon, which features the Skywalk. It’s at this Rim that you can book a helicopter to take you to the bottom. There’s also helicopter flights at the South Rim, but they don’t touch down at the bottom. Here’s a link for helicopter reviews:

http://www.GrandCanyonHelicopterTourReviews.com

For South Rim lodging, check out

http://www.grandcanyonlodges.com/

Good luck on your Canyon adventure!