Come to Vegas Soon. You've been Warned. 

I go to Vegas now like twice a year.. staying at corca.. everything is usually comped (hotel and food. But even if it's calmed they are taken away from the credits. Food that used to be 10 or 20 is now going to be 30 or 40 or more.. no more buffets unless you're coughing up $50 or more

I remember 30 yrs ago the buffet’s were great and they let come back in Vegas was know for that now they so expensive resorts fee it crazy they wonder why people are not coming there no value for it I used go I am going just for a show and back one day trip from NY to Las Vegas and Back early morning last flight out to NY red eye back 12:01am.

@@jasonthemason1971 it was still a value up until 2010’ish. Still had a lot of cheap and great deals.

20 years ago....$25 rooms on the Strip.....$5 buffets But the casinos were losing money at those prices

F1...what a disaster that turned out to be.

Other view… the world is big place. There are other places to see

Yeah right it’s always the Corporations. But otherwise I agree.

Yeah they can only charge what ppl will pay and it won’t be long before other states allow gambling more and that will hurt Vegas because they got too greedy. Florida is one edge -they finally allowed sports betting app but only by Hard Rock and there are many lawsuits in now from other places in state and ppl from Vegas saying it can’t be a monopoly for Hard Rock so i think others will get in with sports betting apps and then it’s only natural that casinos will end up here within 5-10 yrs and the big shots from Vegas our a lot of money into politics here and now that Disney doesn’t run our state and they even fought Hard Rock casinos from opening we are going to see a change. Florida is a big target for Casino owners and there is a lot of land inland that a Vegas could be built-not everything has to be on the water because Disney and Lego land and Universal and Sea world are all in,and and do fine so a Florida Vegas coukd do well -extremely well built in middle of state. I think it will happen because it’s such a huge tourist state anyway and then there’s stuff here to do for all ages and types of ppl. You can take kids to kids stuff and then adults have something to do and that’s how this state would beat Vegas. Disney has fought everything hard -like gambling and medical marijuana. But they don’t seem to understand derstand that a Vegas in Florida will help there bottom line. Parents can kill 2 birds with 1 stone by having a place to take kids and to have adult stuff all in one state or area. Plus you have the water to stay on. I hope we do get it all and it’s time the Indians don’t run our state and Disney doesn’t run our state-the state has grown so much in 20 years and is not the same place. We go to the Hard Rock Casinos here pretty often and it doesn’t matter the day or time and they are packed. What sucks is we don’t get some of the machines Vegas does -we get the game but not versions of it because Vegas gets first rights in a new game first a year and then we can have it. Not all but some. NY might turn into a Vegas of east coast too. Problem is the weather and not a lot for kids to do most of the year & stuff is expensive. I’m a born raised NYer and moved to FL 20 yrs ago so i know both states pretty well and being so many ppl are moving to Florida and it’s not just old ppl now younger ppl want more here and don’t understand why we don’t have all sports betting and all casinos. I just pray they don’t build casinos on water-it would ruin the beaches and the vibe-we have enough land to do it in,and at least a little like Disney you can drive 20 minutes to be on water. Drive and hour to be in Tampa to those beaches and Busch gardens and they are talking about high speed rail yo zip around state so if they did that and built a Vegas here it would be awesome.

Tell that to Olive Garden 99c Store etc etc

They did that during the pandemic

Exactly, and not all of Vegas is owned by those investment co.

More casinos should be designed like Circa (I know its spendy for downtown but prices have dropped if you look around). Elevators right by check in. Great sports book. No long walks, Over 21. And really nice rooms..

@@nptdz People who aren't willing to do *_some_* work in researching Vegas values and would rather whine "Vegas is a ripoff" deserve what they get.

I happily pay for Ellis Island and i attend timeshare presentations to stay in hotels on the strip to save money.

I would like to see where New York City, San Francisco Atlantic city and Miami fall. All the information I have Vegas is still cheaper than them all. Disney world is the highest cost per traveler vacation destination. Vegas still has cheap hotels, cheap eats, cheap car rentals and cheap attractions. Dont scare our tourists away or you will be back selling time shares😮😮😮😮

Vegas used to be such a good deal that it was worth the 'hassle' you beautifully describe. It's no longer a good deal. If you eat two meals a day, that'd probably be close to 200 for a couple (if you also have a drink). Then you got the high table limits. High prices for shows. The trip is gonna cost u megabucks.

@@gregfoulke1799 Thanx! In AC I've stayed at the Tropicana, Caesars, the Taj Mahal back when Trump owned it now it's Hard Rock, Showboat when it was still a casino, Harrah's bayside and the Golden Nugget at the marina That's a nice smaller place if you don't like the Mega resorts.

I got tired just reading what you said. I had the same experience living in the NYC Metro area, and it is much easier for me also to go to AC, or even someplace closer just to gamble. We loved LV for the shows; Mystere, O, Jubilee, Le Reve, and so many more! AC is no comparison for entertainment. But like you said, it'll do.

Your just as close to Mohegan as AC. Mohegan is way better than any place in AC. Unless your into nightclubs n pools Mohegan is better than Vegas!

@@DunningK Nope I'm in Maryland. They Ok'd casinos here I checked them out but wasn't impressed. Mohegan is twice as far as AC from me. I've been to AC many times before I went to LV and it suits me just fine.

Research the real estate companies that own MGM and Caesars and it gets into conspiracy theory territory(WEF) real quickly.

Yes. The restaurants on the strip are outrageous. Just a cup of coffee at the Wynn/Bellagio 7 bucks.

Nothing like your first trip looking out the plane window as you land LOL that's why i think we go back to keep recapturing that first time but it's never the same after the first time

That is what confuses me that they agreed to it in the first place.

They want this is everything. Rental markets so they can make the rules and your forced to follow cause now u rent your house instead of owning it!

I heard Lockdowns are coming back. Gotta scare everyone with Mpox.

So glad I read reviews before going anywhere

Yup. My bad.

I’d rather be on a beach in Mexico. At least there is some authenticity…

100% agreed. One or two trips to Vegas is more than enough. Basic supply and demand economics will also kick in. If people don't go to Vegas something has to give. Actually I'd rather save my money and buy gold coins. Great way to hedge against inflation and store financial value.

Yup, pretty much. Let it fall and watch them beg for tourists to come back by lowering the prices

The mob is very good at project management - bring em back!

In mob controlled cities, safe streets, good food, work for the upmand coming.

The mob is no match against shareholders and the astronomically all too important desire for the dividends to pay out

Democrat

They will still visit - but spend less - if everything costs more, and there is only so much money to spend = eating at fewer nice restaurants, less gambling, seeing fewer shows. I miss the old days - always free parking everywhere, great buffet deals, affordable shows . . .

Make no sense.

Yes but as I move around it creates a different sound sometimes.

😂🤣

Damn. That is completely outrageous. I guess the “resort fee” doesn’t even include a chair for the pool.

What was your P&L looking like for that room stay. If you booked the room for $150 but gambled $2500 to get the comp was it a good deal? Serious question.

She as I side when I recorded this and came out after.

You are so kind thanks!

I’m the same. I can pay for a trip to Vegas and it’s no big deal if I really wanted to go. I just got sick of the ever escalating prices, worse gambling odds, and feeling like they look at me as a sucker and not the customer. So now I don’t go. We are going to New Orleans instead. Better food, prices, and they have a Harrah’s casino right there.

I found a good deal in December at the LINQ flight from NY to Vegas and 6 days for $455. You got to do your homework!

Yep. I forgot how long it’s been since I had a winning trip playing video poker. I used to win maybe one out of three or four trips, so at least something…… Now it’s so bad I’m in no hurry to go back even though I do miss Vegas except for the prices, weed, bums, and paid parking. 😂

All places are high. Vegas is no different than any other city.

Yes, food prices have gone up, but I'm in agreement with what another person commented if people stop going as much it will make prices come down.. either that or it will be a ghost town

Vegas is different than other cities. In my area if casinos try to charge too high a price I can leave and drive to the nearest business area and usually get an equivalent meal for much less.

@@johnchambers8528 yes I agree I love to go to San Diego and play down there and there's lots of places to eat

Las Vegas restaurant have to make a living too. All food prices and wages for employees have increased. They’re no different than my local restaurants.

Too few anymore!

I don’t know where this works but I can tell you it isn’t at Station Casinos. I got wrecked on my last trip there, and spent $2k gambling. When I went to see what comps I had earned I hadn’t even earned so much as a cup of coffee. Zero, nothing. Never again.

MGM. On a four night stay at MGM grand we drop about two grand. Win a bit, lose most. But the room is comped. Food and small gaming credit. All in all a pretty good deal and time. So maybe try MGM and use the player card.

Thing is, they're major political donors and have plenty of lobbyists as well.