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Q: Is Las Vegas Nickel And Diming Itself Into Oblivion? |
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I’ve enjoyed Vegas for many years, but won’t. return. Typical phony ads feature rooms for as low as $29.99 a night. However, you actually pay much more. With resort fees, city taxes and parking of $20 to $40 a day, the actual prices rise to $100 and more a night. Any suggestions? TTL, Anaheim CA
A: For more economical gambling, drive 30 miles south of Vegas to Laughlin, NV. No parking nor resort fees. Enjoy xlnt views of the beautiful Colorado River. Also, looser slots, less crowds and much lower dining prices. And you can still get a room for $29.99 with no add-ons.
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Blooming Jacarandas Welcome Springtime In LaLa Land |
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A family strolls by the beautiful royal purple display as the Hollywood Hills above Sunset Boulevard form a dramatic background.
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May Event: 26th Annual New Orleans Wine & Food Experience |
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It all happens from Wednesday thru Sunday, May 23-27. NOWFE features delicious cousine and spirits tastings, how-to seminars, dinners and, as promised, "the world's biggest Sunday brunch” and “Royal Street Stroll”. www.nowfe.com
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Reduce Eating Expenses By Asking For Senior Discounts |
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When wandering U.S. cities on a budget, it’s nice to enjoy an expensive restaurant dinner or two. However, while in New York, Las Vegas or other costly destination, you can save money on meals. The lower prices will allow more money to spend on shopping, shows and other fun activities. And all ya gotta do is ID yourself as a senior and ask politely!
Just a few examples of senior dining and beverage discounts: McDonald’s, Wendy’s, IHOP, Golden Corral, Subway, Burger King, Long John Silver’s, Taco Bell and El Pollo Loco.
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