TraderRick wrote:How about we offer up our best tried and true methods of getting into that much anticipated Vegas room before noon . We've honed it down to 10AM!.. A folded $10 bill that you innocently play with as you ask... "we'd like to check in please".... No problem, Mr. TraderRick...
I'm surprised $10 even got you in the lobby; it is Vegas you know.
Yes, it is Vegas. Sometimes its just a matter of who you know.
Heck, I've tried a $50 and a $10- and they work equally as well. So I choose the $10...It's just a simple call to that "friend in housekeeping"...
NOTE: For anyone who's new to tipping in Vegas ..it is an art form and you truly don't have to tip large amounts- you should have a pocket for singles & one for $5's, etc and tip as per value of service. With service in Vegas... all providers are alert to your every move... playing along can mean a smooth ride.
I think Vegas vets should weigh in here..
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There's wind in our hair
And there's water in our shoes
It's been a lovely cruise.
TraderRick wrote:How about we offer up our best tried and true methods of getting into that much anticipated Vegas room before noon . We've honed it down to 10AM!.. A folded $10 bill that you innocently play with as you ask... "we'd like to check in please".... No problem, Mr. TraderRick...
I'm surprised $10 even got you in the lobby; it is Vegas you know.
Yes, it is Vegas. Sometimes its just a matter of who you know.
TraderRick wrote:NOTE: For anyone who's new to tipping in Vegas ..it is an art form and you truly don't have to tip large amounts- you should have a pocket for singles & one for $5's, etc and tip as per value of service. With service in Vegas... all providers are alert to your every move... playing along can mean a smooth ride.
I think Vegas vets should weigh in here..
It also helps if you walk in with the owner of the club or the Director of Player Development.
I was just teasing about the amount. For those that have never been to Vegas, get ready to tip and tip frequently. It makes a huge difference on whose drink comes first and how often someone checks on you. Even if your running up a bar tab at the club, it helps to slip the waitress some cash every couple rounds.
exbbmom wrote:OK, this is to just help the thread going - when is everyone getting to Vegas? And when is the first "official" meeting? Remember, us newbies are just that, newbies!
Staying at the Imperial Palace. Should be arriving late afternoon depending on the traffic on the 15.
I'm just hanging on while this old world keeps spinning
Did you check out LS3's link? Drai's rocks! Its an afterhours club next door to the Flamingo. If you're new to the Vegas club scene and want to see what people do from 3 till about 7am, check it out. You can wear stuff you'd like to wear but can't at home. Defiitely one of my favs..... along with ICE, TANGERINE, and of course my all time, all around, come as you are and have an all out blast place, CARNIVAL COURT! Check out the video clip on this page. http://www.harrahs.com/our_casinos/las/ ... il_04.html
TraderRick wrote:How about we offer up our best tried and true methods of getting into that much anticipated Vegas room before noon . We've honed it down to 10AM!.. A folded $10 bill that you innocently play with as you ask... "we'd like to check in please".... No problem, Mr. TraderRick...
I'm surprised $10 even got you in the lobby; it is Vegas you know.
Yes, it is Vegas. Sometimes its just a matter of who you know.
Heck, I've tried a $50 and a $10- and they work equally as well. So I choose the $10...It's just a simple call to that "friend in housekeeping"...
NOTE: For anyone who's new to tipping in Vegas ..it is an art form and you truly don't have to tip large amounts- you should have a pocket for singles & one for $5's, etc and tip as per value of service. With service in Vegas... all providers are alert to your every move... playing along can mean a smooth ride.
I think Vegas vets should weigh in here..
Tipping will get you everywhere in Vegas. If you're female and wear short skirts and way high heels.... that works even better.
TraderRick wrote:NOTE: For anyone who's new to tipping in Vegas ..it is an art form and you truly don't have to tip large amounts- you should have a pocket for singles & one for $5's, etc and tip as per value of service. With service in Vegas... all providers are alert to your every move... playing along can mean a smooth ride.
I think Vegas vets should weigh in here..
It also helps if you walk in with the owner of the club or the Director of Player Development.
I was just teasing about the amount. For those that have never been to Vegas, get ready to tip and tip frequently. It makes a huge difference on whose drink comes first and how often someone checks on you. Even if your running up a bar tab at the club, it helps to slip the waitress some cash every couple rounds.
I once went to a drive through with a friend of mine that lives in Vegas for a coffee. She tipped the person at the window.
TraderRick wrote:How about we offer up our best tried and true methods of getting into that much anticipated Vegas room before noon . We've honed it down to 10AM!.. A folded $10 bill that you innocently play with as you ask... "we'd like to check in please".... No problem, Mr. TraderRick...
I'm surprised $10 even got you in the lobby; it is Vegas you know.
Yes, it is Vegas. Sometimes its just a matter of who you know.
GOOD MORNING Vegas Fans...
Okey- Dokey...Let's keep this conga line a-shakin' and a-groovin':)
You know I was talking to some friends the other night who had just recently decided to finally experience Vegas (after considerable urging from us). They came back ga-ga over the time spent there and of couse want to back tomorrow and the next day... Ahhh, no description will ever do...just gotta go!! And just think...
WE'RE ALL GONNA BE THERE IN 15 DAYS, PARROTHEADS!!!....
VIIIIVAAA, VIIIIVAAAA, LAAAASSSSS VEEGGGAAASSSSS!!!
Now... what we all could be seriously praying for here is some great pool time weather. Please "pool time gods" - be with us!! 78 degrees-please! And no wind- thanks. I can see that Flamingo pool now...Hmmm..mmm.
There's wind in our hair
And there's water in our shoes
It's been a lovely cruise.
TraderRick wrote:Now... what we all could be seriously praying for here is some great pool time weather. Please "pool time gods" - be with us!! 78 degrees-please! And no wind- thanks. I can see that Flamingo pool now...Hmmm..mmm.
Pool weather? I'd just pray that the pools are still open. Most of them were closed by mid-October last year.
TraderRick wrote:Now... what we all could be seriously praying for here is some great pool time weather. Please "pool time gods" - be with us!! 78 degrees-please! And no wind- thanks. I can see that Flamingo pool now...Hmmm..mmm.
Pool weather? I'd just pray that the pools are still open. Most of them were closed by mid-October last year.
Dave, have you heard from your friend yet?
No, no, no..wait up guys. There is hope ...I've been to Vegas in October almost every year now for the last 4 or 5 now- and even though it gets a little dicey some days- we've had some pretty decent experiences. It's that damn high desert- roll of the dice and all...come on "Pool time gods!!!"
Oonga-ya-ya..Oonga-ya-ay...
There's wind in our hair
And there's water in our shoes
It's been a lovely cruise.
exbbmom wrote:OK, this is to just help the thread going - when is everyone getting to Vegas? And when is the first "official" meeting? Remember, us newbies are just that, newbies!
Staying at the Imperial Palace. Should be arriving late afternoon depending on the traffic on the 15.
I'm getting in Thursday evening and staying at the MGM. Who is going to Last Man Standing?
. We've honed it down to 10AM!.. A folded $10 bill that you innocently play with as you ask... "we'd like to check in please".... No problem, Mr. TraderRick...
