Incredible video of a confusing property layout! My last visit to Caesars was in 2011 and all we did was walk through because my girlfriend and I were staying at Encore, but she had never seen Caesars so we made a quick stop. I can't believe how different the property is 13 years later! It is sad that some of the trademark places like "Cleopatra's Barge" bar are no longer around. Even though I will probably never stay at Caesars again based on your last video of the rooms, I will have to visit once again to see all the changes! Once again an incredible video and a superb presentation. Thank you for all your hard work in showing us Las Vegas!
Best walkthrough. Editing looked great. As many times as I’ve walked through Caesar’s I don’t think I’ve seen it all. Enjoyed the commentary as always 💪🏽
I have been visiting Las Vegas on a regular basis for almost 15 years now, and I purchased a vacation house in Vegas a decade ago. Even though I have a locals ID as a property owner that gives me perks and discounts, my friends in Vegas still tell me I behave like a tourist because I am on the Strip almost every single day for around four months of the year. Considering how much time I spend on the Strip, there used to be two Strip properties that I would get lost in embarrassingly frequently: Venetian/Palazzo and Caesars Palace. When the casinos reopened during Summer 2020 and the Strip was still pretty empty midweek, I spent a couple days walking around those properties and deliberately paying attention to their complete layouts. Now I never get lost in either place. For me, as soon as I realized there are pretty much three parallel walkways connecting the Palace Casino with the Forum Casino, everything clicked in my brain and it became very simple to navigate the entire property. Your video is probably the best one I have seen on RU-vid showing the layout of Caesars Palace.
Thanks for watching! The pandemic would have been the perfect time to learn these properties, as part of the issue with navigating Caesars is how crowded it always is.
My first stay at CP was for a convention in the late 70's. Was in the original Julius tower in a room without doors, set in a circle started with a "living room" which led into a bathroom with a 2 person walk-through shower, leading to a jacuzzi tub which then led to a round bed on a platform with a mirrored ceiling! Then back to the living room. Really regretted I wasn't with my boyfriend for that trip. I've stayed at CP twice more since and although the rooms were nice they were nothing as sexy as that first trip. Nice job on the walk-through and stroll down memory lane .
In staying in palace tower seems a longish walk! I was upgraded so they said from Octavius king room to the palace studio king would you say it’s a upgrade
A studio king is going to be a large room (about 700 square feet) and likely have windows on two walls instead of just one. The room typically goes for more $$ than the Octavius King, so yeah it sounds like an upgrade. Both of those towers are long walks to the casino. Thanks for watching!
@@ShowMeVegas I thought so luckily we’re only 21 and 24 me and my fiancee so can walk lol! Plus palace tower is near the pool so good for us. We cannot wait!
Hey Jordan ! Great walk through and explanation. Caesars can definitely be confusing even after so many visits . In my opinion the Forum Shops skews more on the high end but it does have more medium range stores than other Vegas malls like Crystals . The statue of David replica is very well done. I’ve been to the original in Florence Italy and can’t tell them apart . Very enjoyable video sir 😎😎😎
Thanks for the great walk-through video! It was so fun to see you go to all our familiar places. We stay there once a year every summer. The first time we stayed there we got confused so many times as to where we were but now we know the place pretty well. We really enjoy our stays at Caesars and we have a decent amount of luck there playing the machines! Looking forward to getting there again this summer !!
Great job of showing us Caesars and I've been in that place several times and never the least bit inclined to stay there. The confusion factor makes it completely a turnoff to me. But thanks for a great tour and information.
Thanks for this. I’m going to Las Vegas for the first time in August and staying at Caesars Palace. Very informative video and I feel a little more confident now to navigate through the property. I’m still nervous about getting to the Bellagio for “O”.
Such a beautiful place, even with the confusion (I'm still lost). I've only been through the Forum Shops once and that's about it - never to the casino area. Great walkthrough though!
Love the video! Great job with the tricky layout. "Ceasars was started by Jay Sarno, who also opened Circus Circus" one of those was a Monday morning idea the other was Friday at 4:59.
Thank you, thank you for posting this! We are booked to the Venetian in July and have tickets to see Rod Stewert. I've been stressing about how to get to the Coliseum as I will either be in my manual wheelchair or using my cane. It seems if I just head right when I get dropped off I'll be fine, lol. These videos you do have been so helpful over and over!
We love you Jordan, im so sorry i keep saying it but i have to remind you what a legend you are, im only a few days old subscriber and already you are killing it, i love your videos, when i get a chance im gona watch your old ones that i missed out on too
Walk-through videos are definitely your jam - nice work! Wonder how many steps that was? You should track them, and start doin 'steps-ratings' on properties! :)
EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT video. On my last visit I got very lost trying to see Caesars Palace. I finally found an exit and left. I had last seen it back in the 80's prior to all the additions. This has to rank high on the list of most attractive hotels in Vegas. I would like to try a walk through again after seeing your great video. Is there a map of the floor plan available somewhere? Please advise. Thanks, Myles
Saw Rod Stewart on 7/31/2024. It had been 25 years ago I last stepped foot in Ceaser’s. Yes, very dated and a confusing maze of a casino. Some of it was the same 25 years ago, badly needs a face lift. Ceaser’s was the Crown Jewel of the strip and by far the most Glamorous in Vegas. That status is long gone. The Wynn and Encore is now the most upscale resorts on the strip. Rooms are very reasonable too.
I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 and Two days ago Tried to book a 2 week Holiday to Las Vegas….. For Me and my Brother the Total cost for both of us with Flights is as follows , Hotel £6070 each thats $12,000 bucks, Flights £3600 for both of us , Thats $3400 bucks, Total Cost for two weeks $15400 bucks,,, So thats a F**K right off thats for sure, Now The Maldives islands 5 star hotel 2 weeks both of us $4800 Fully Inclusive, Thats Hotel Flights Food Drink and Sea Plane from the Mainland to the island, In a Villa right on a Beach Wonderful….. Las Vegas is finished in the UK 🇬🇧.
Not sure where you were finding hotel rooms averaging $857 a night, but if so you were doing it wrong. A lot of UK visitors are still coming to Vegas...
Great video and walkthrough. I have stayed a couple of times in Caesars Palace, and it is a nice property, but would never stay there again, since it is just way too big, and the walking that you have to do everywhere, especially form the Strip to your room, is just outrageous. I love the smaller, cozy properties, where when I leave the room, I am out on the street in 2 minutes. I am a Caesars Diamond Plus member, and I prefer Harrah's, Paris, Flamingo, and even the Linq for much more reasonable food choices, and getting around everywhere. As long as the room is clean, that's all that is really important to me on vacation in Vegas. And I still can't picture a Vanderpump location in the Flamingo. That hotel is more a "budget" place, and that place is just way too fancy for the Flamingo. The Margaritaville was the better option.
Stayed there last week for conference. Great location- but that’s where the good ended. The room was tired and most of the furniture beat to hell. Shower head was disgustingly filthy. The AC never worked correctly my entire stay. The lack of table games in the casino was shocking. No way I’d spend Caesars prices out of my own pocket.
Great video I was still getting lost watching it 😂. I wonder if they built it all at once what it would look like? It's like the Winchester house of Vegas. The pool looks awesome but otherwise I have no desire to stay there.
Oh so the Brassierie took over that Old Homestead Steakhouse? Homestead was there for a long time but glad to see them change it out. Went to that Old Homestead twice & both times we very underwhelmed.
Great job as always I have stayed there just for the pool the rest are high and hard to find your room last year I was lost because I could not find my room after having a few drinks not going back as the prices are too high better to stay at Paris or planet Hollywood
I was just there in October… Caesar’s is horrible now!!! Three light bulbs out in my room, the carpet was all filthy.. Jacuzzi not cleaned and didn’t work the shower scum.. my father was comped there for many years. The Caesars jet used to pick us up and Addison Texas back when Lee Rice was the general manager that’s when it had class, now it’s like hillbilly day at Walmart. !!
Great walkthrough. Do you know what replaced Cleopatra's Barge? It was permanently closed at the height of the pandemic I just can't figure out what replaced it.
It's currently still walled off, but sometime this spring a new cocktail lounge called Caspian's will open there. It's by Clique Hospitality, the owners of several other restaurants and lounges in Vegas such as The Barbershop at Cosmo, Easy's Cocktail Lounge at Aria, and Gatsby's at Resorts World.
Their recent upgrades are nice. Gonna check it out when I go this week. Too bad I’m too poor for their insanely high minimums lol. I remember going when I was in college 2013-16 where u can find $15 bj on weekends at the entrance of omnia. Now it’s like $300 minimum and the tables are all slammed
Caesars has never had a $300 minimum on their lowest entry table games. Even Wynn rarely has their lowest minimums set higher than $50, and when they do they're $100. Almost every day of the year you can find a table for $25 at any hotel on the strip not owned by Wynn Resorts and that's always been the case.
@@ShowMeVegas I was at Caesar’s last year and the tables under those chandeliers across from the high rollers area had $300 bj tables and they were mostly full. But Yes, the Caesar’s tables closer to the sportsbooks are cheaper and you’ll probably find $25-100 tables on Friday and Saturday nights. I used to play bj on those tables for $15 min on Friday and Saturday nights after going to Omnia but they’re not great as there are usually a lot more rookies and noobs and in and out players on those tables. I stopped playing bj altogether now and mainly play pai gow. And I played in Caesar’s just last Friday afternoon and pai gow was $50 min and I saw bj tables at $50 min too
