A bunch of pictures I put together for a video featuring: Pure Nightclub @ Caesar’s Palace LAX Nightclub @ Luxor XS Nightclub @ Encore Tryst Nightclub @ Wynn Music Provided by : Akon Featuring David Guetta – Sexy Bitch Click on the links below for passes to these Las Vegas Nightclubs….
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4 QUEENS HOTEL LAS VEGAS FREMONT ST NORTH TOWER GUEST ELEVATORS
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The Winter Wonderland event ran from November 21st 2011 until January 8th 2012. Thousands of “ice” skaters enjoyed the experience of gliding over the synthetic surface installed just above the canal in front of the Palazzo, Venetian and Venezia hotels. This hugely successful flooring system was manufactured by NOICEONE/OKULEN in Germany, supplied through Icepro (distributors for North America and Canada) and installed by BH Skating. The organisers were so pleased with the event that they are expecting to make the rink much larger for next year!
This is a 360 degree view of the entrance to Santa Fe Station Casino Hotel off North Rancho Drive, which is approximately 15 miles northwest of the Las Vegas Strip. Address: 4949 North Rancho DriveLas Vegas, NV 89130 For More 360 degree Las Vegas views, visit: www.youtube.com
video follows US-93/95 I-515 North from boulder city nv , henderson and las vegas nevada . video concludes at las vegas blvd near downtown and the las viges strip , known as the entertainment capital of the world , the fabalous las vegas strip
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View of West & North Las Vegas
Encore, Stratosphere, Fashion Mall, Wynn Las Vegas. The north end of the strip.
Cosmopolitan Las Vegas Terrace Suite. I originally booked a 1 bedroom terrace room. I then got upgraded to a premium view room for free (Bellagio fountains & Eiffel tower view). However that room still had people in it so finally we got upgraded to this Terrace Suite on the 35th floor with an amazing view. The Terrace suite has 2 bathrooms, one with whirlpool tub, full kitchen with big fridge, microwave, oven, cooker, dish washer, living room with 2 sofa’s and dining table, large bedroom, washer & dryer & 2 LCD televisions. All the suite lights can be dimmed and can be controlled thru the television multimedia system. The room is realy great, but the big terrace & the view are just amazing. If you have the premium view then you see the bellagio fountains & Eiffel tower. You can see the entire north part of the strip, including the planet hollywood, paris, bellagio, caesars palace, Trump , ballys, flamingo, imperial palace, harrahs, treasure island, the venetian, palazzo, encore, hilton. We could also see the Rio and palms in the west.
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This Video Was Taken From My Camcorder….. A Couple Of Years Back… And I Just Took A Peep At What DVD`s I Do Have?….. I Have Lots But I Wanted To Share What Means The Most To Me And That Is Where I Come From….. ?……” THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ” …..? America To Me Is Not Just A Country….. It Is My Home ….. And You Can Make Any Dream Your Home Wherever You Are….. Wherever Your Heart Takes You To ….. America Is In My Blood & My Friends Live There….. My Family Lives There….. The People I LOVE Lives There….. I Don`t Agree With Everything That The Goverment Does ….. But I Am Free ….. Free To Roam Wherever I Please ….. Free To Speak ….. And Our Eagle Represents….. FREEDOM ….. I Hope You Like The Small Video Because Las Vegas To Me Is My Dream & I Want To Re-Live This Dream, Again….. NOTES: I Have Visited Las Vegas Many Times And I Still Cannot Get Enough, I`ve Stayed At Most Hotels And Everytime I Go Back It Makes Me Want More, Freemont Street Is In Downtown Vegas, North Of The Famous Strip, Very Close To The Stratosphere And Downtown Still Has The Charm Of What Vegas Really Means, SO, If You`ve Never Been To Freemont Street Then Please Take A Visit And You`ll Be Amazed Just Like I Was, You Can Take A Taxi Cab Ride Or Even Public Transport Like A Shuttle Bus Called The Deuce, They Will Charge You For An All Day Pass Or For One Way, EXACT CHANGE TOO It`s A City That Is Very Safe Even In The Darkest Of Nights…. PEACE….TO….ALL.:)
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Las Vegas and Pinball’s Hall of Fame
Article by BJ Adams
In the 1970s, kids didn’t have much to play with when it came to video games. The first such machines in the supermarket were made up of a black, monochromatic screen, a couple of white rectangles and a dotted line, and a few dots of pixels, in an attempt to simulate a paddle game, where, by twisting a few knobs, you could move the “paddles” to hit the “ball” and play the game of ping pong.
You might recall, or have been told stories, about this particular game, known as “Pong.” Ten years later, throughout the United States, there was a rapid expansion of video game arcades. It was a place where kids spent most of their days, often dropped off by their parents, where they played more and more advanced versions of this game.
Today, we can see the results of such a device — ten years into the 21st Century children have at their fingertips machines with elaborate CGI, dynamic sound effects, wireless controls on such devices as the Wii, giving kids access in a virtual world to just about everything they might one day be able to do in the real world: drive a car or fly a plane. Kids (and adults) can experience everything from solving intricate puzzles to role playing fantasy games on other worlds to figuring out strategies in modern warfare.
But what started all this? Years ago, even before that initial black-and-white game, there was a less-elaborate version of this amusement, the pinball machine. If you’re old enough to remember these devices, or if you’ve played a nostalgic game or two in the recent past, you’ll enjoy a visit to the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas. If you’ve never had the opportunity to play one, there’s no better place then this intriguing hall which acts as a kind of memorial to these coin-operated machines. At one time, pinball manufacturers were everywhere, but now, the only one to remain is that of Stern Pinball, Incorporated, whose headquarters are located in Illinois.
This arcade, perhaps the last of its kind, is run by Tim Arnold, who opens up the Hall of Fame for about twelve hours each day. The hours can vary; however, you can’t call to check, because there’s no phone in the building. You’ll have to make a trip to the site instead. If you’re staying in a hotel in North Las Vegas, though, that should be fairly simple to do.
The Hall of Fame may be found at 1610 E. Tropicana Avenue. If you want to relive your past, or just have a taste of what drove the Pinball Wizard in The Who’s rock opera, “Tommy,” you should head on over, as have about three hundred of Arnold’s customers each day.
About the Author
BJ Adams has a Bachelors in English Literature and a passion for travel. A freelance blog and web writer, BJ has published numerous pieces on travel and tourism around the world. Some of BJ’s work can be found at his website.
