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Just remember that the monorail hasn't had a wonderful record of working since it officially openned. Something about parts falling off and landing on Paradise Road. If you are looking for inexpensive in Las Vegas a couple of ideas that might help you. First, try a package of airfare and lodging. Se...

Go see Eric. You don't know how much longer he will be around.

The way I do it is very simple, I plan my vacation around Jimmy's shows. I generally will take a week off during his swing through the West and hit as many shows as possible. I don't worry about the number of days off since I have something like 6 weeks of PTO stockpiled. As for money, well, I save ...

ragtopW wrote:

Ilph wrote:

ragtopW wrote: just where do I find these girls at????????????????

Closest college town, any bar after 11pm, look for the black pants.

SWEEEEET

Doesn't work at BYU. No bars in town!

Actually Steve Wynn doesn't run the town anymore, not since he lost control of the Mirage, TI, the Bellagio, etc. He's 3rd or 4th now instead of #1. What impresses me about Mr. Wynn is that is legally blind due to a degenerative eye diease that is slowly but surely destroying his eyesight. Perhaps t...

In this day and age of cheap air travel, India isn't much more expensive then going to see Jimmy in Las Vegas with my daughter. Airfare to India from Boston: $880 Airfare to Vegas from SLC: $128 Hotel in Chennai or Puna: $50.00 a night Hotel in Las Vegas: $329.00 a night Meals in Puna: $40.00 a day ...

Melissa really needs to get better reps, in 7 pages they've only managed to come up with a couple of potential applicants. It strikes me as a rather slow moving group. However I will commend them for hijacking this thread!

8 out of 10 with 3 correct guesses. That was tough.

I just called my contact at the MGM to see if she could get me a deal on rooms on either of those weekends and she told me that those are "red flag" dates which means a big show will be in the arena on those dates and thus she won't be able to give me a deal on the rooms.

rednekkPH wrote:I would gladly pay one million Turkish Lira.

At today's rate of exchange, that's about $748,800.00 USD. That's a whole lot more then I would pay!

I have been to every opening, including in 1977 when my two buddies and I cut out from school and went to see it. There were only 30 or 40 people in a 1300 seat theater for the 1st show. We sat through the 2nd showing and there were probably 200 to 300. We walked out at the end of it and there was a...

880+ coach seats crammed together and then arriving at an airport designed to handle a maximium of 350 passengers per plane. Can you say delays in disembarkation and luggage? And I want to see how they can safely empty it in 30 seconds during an emergency which is what the FAA requires of all passen...

Hasn't everyone?!? John Prine is great. I saw him a couple years ago with Todd Snyder. And a few years before that he was touring solo which was a great show.

I've got a 1973 Doobie Brothers tour tee shirt and my oldest Buffett shirt is 1984.

I just want to complain about everyone complaining, after all, I'm the only one allowed to complain! Everyone else has to sit there, drink up the margaritas and listen (or ignore me, like most folks do :wink: ) Seriously, there are times we get out of hand and I think you are correct that some peopl...

My first exposure to Buffett was a mix tape that a friend made for me to take on a road trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming....it had "It's My Job" on it....came home and found the Coconut Telegraph album and the rest is history! My first "live" Buffett experience was in 1986 at Park ...

I would have to say that I'm still a parrothead because it's a lifestyle that I enjoy. I still find the concerts to be fun and the music enjoyable. Jimmy keeps putting out new music that I enjoy.

Windstar is more formal then Windjammer. It caters to a different crowd, one that seems to be a little less into adventure and more into luxury. Then there is http://www.starclippers.com/ which falls between the other two in terms of who sails on them. I found this to be a great cruise in the Medite...

Well, my keet and I went to see Jimmy in San Jose on Saturday night and I have to admit that we were both impressed with the seats at the arena. However all we can conclude is that soft seats results in a great many people sitting through the entire show. We were even told to sit down by the people ...

I always enjoyed "Gun Control means a steady hand"