Las Vegas advise and experiences from a Londoner's point of view (previously LON-LAS.com)
The name 'The Strip' usually refers to part of the main road that runs through Vegas called Las Vegas Boulevard South. This is the road that runs from Fremont Street in the north down to McCarran airport in the south. The term 'The Strip' usually refers to the part that runs from the SLS Casino …
If you fly into Vegas you will more than likely not get a chance to be greeted by the iconic 'Welcome to the fabulous Las Vegas' sign. The sign is located at the very south end of the strip. The sign was designed by Betty Willis in and was first installed in 1959. The main …
'Downtown' refers to the area in the north of Las Vegas which is the heart of the original city of Las Vegas. This is where some of the original Vegas hotels are located. The area is centred around Fremont Street, which is the main road running perpendicular to The Strip. on this street you will …
ABC Stores is a chain of convenience stores from the Hawaiian Islands. For some reason Las Vegas has some of the few branches located outside of Hawaii! ABC Stores in Vegas have a really useful range of essentials for your holiday. They sell sweets, snacks, drinks, a wide range of alcohol, cigarettes, cigars and Vegas …
The High Roller is an observation wheel right near the Las Vegas Strip. It's the highest observation wheel in the world, at 167.6m, and opened to the public in 2014. It's located at the end of The Linq Promenade, right across from Caesars Palace. Tickets prices vary depending on the time of day and if …
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