Experience Las Vegas: The Largest, Most Complete Guidebook And Almanac About Las Vegas Available!

Experience Las Vegas: The Largest, Most Complete Guidebook and Almanac About Las Vegas Available!

ReviewEvery city in America should be so fortunate as to have such a complete reference guide -- Nevada Commission on TourismIt is a much needed resource in a growing town with many tourists and many questions -- Southern Nevada Hotel Concierge AssociationWe recommend Experience Las Vegas to anyone who is looking for a complete guidebook and detailed reference book under one cover -- Las Vegas Chamber of CommerceNowhere else can you find as comprehensive a single city reference guide. It is a complete visitor guide as well as a valuable relocation guide. Even long-time Nevada residents will find it useful. Over 800 illustrations including photos, charts/graphs, 114 maps and over 10,000 listings. Fully indexed and organized for quick and easy use. Recommended by Nevada Commission on Tourism, Southern Nevada Hotel Concierge Assoc., Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce and many more!From the PublisherWelcome to Experience Las Vegas. We hope our efforts to give you the ultimate, all-in-one directory/guidebook will help and guide you through our great cities including Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and Boulder City. Las Vegas has more excitement and energy than any other city in the world. It is not only a great place to visit and enjoy the entertainment and sights, it is also a wonderful place to live. As you read through this book, you will see the many cultural offerings available, fabulous recreational areas to enjoy, schools to be proud of, strong economy, and planned communities to live in.This book continues the efforts started by Bruce Brown, the original publisher and editor, to offer up-to-date information on Hotels, Casinos, Shows, Dining and Gaming. It answers many of the questions asked by those wanting to relocate: local government, taxes, employment information and housing.Because of vast growth - new hotels, casinos, restaurants and businesses - Experience Las Vegas will be updated on a continual basis. To help you keep abreast of all the new and exciting changes, we suggest you send in the business reply card in the back of this book, so we can keep you informed when updates are available.We hope you'll Experience Las Vegas with us again and again, and enjoy our book. Your comments and ideas to make our publication better for you to enjoy are greatly appreciated. Please drop us a line, we would like to hear from you.Excerpt. ? Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.From Chapter 3: If you are planning a trip to the Las Vegas area, please keep in mind that rooms are much cheaper and easier to find Sunday through Thursday, with the slowest month being December and the busiest being March. From Chapter 5: Where else but in Las Vegas can you visit a Castle, a Pyramid, a Desert Oasis, New York, New Orleans, the Roman Empire, dragons, pirates and a 35-foot leprechaun, all within a 15-minute drive of each other. The 21 and older crowd can engage in nonstop nightclubs such as Club Rio, Drink!, Studio 54, Ra and Club Utopia. Spectacular shows including EFX at MGM, Splash at the Riviera, Legends in Concert at the Imperial Palace, Imagine at Luxor and Enter the Night at the Stardust are among many available 7 days a week, and on nights when shows are dark, many of the hotels offer headliner performances from some of todays hottest stars. Many of the hotels offer free entertainment, such as Merlin fighting off a fierce dragon at Excalibur, the circus acts at Circus Circus, an erupting volcano at the Mirage, and a full-fledged battle between the British and pirates at Treasure Island.