When the sun sets on the Nevada dessert and night falls...Vegas is just coming alive! Las Vegas is known for
its night life and entertainment, most of which begins at night fall. At Andiamo Las Vegas Charters, we can provide
you with front of the line night club passes before you even leave for Sin City! We can arrange bachelor/bachelorette
parties and also VIP seating and tables in any night club in Las Vegas.
There is something for everybody: night
clubs, adult shows, strip clubs, gay bars and clubs, and music venues boasting proud new talent as well as famed musicians.
If you favorite musician is performing in Las Vegas regularly or even just once, we can provide to you the best possible seating
available and have your tickets in your hand before your departure.
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Barbra & Frank: The Concert That
Never Was... - Location: Riviera
- Category: Tribute shows, Music
- Showing: Ongoing
- Not Showing: Mondays.
'Barbra and Frank' makes
audiences nostalgic Staff Report "They'll never get together. They're just too different."
That's what everyone said. Yet in Barbra and Frank: The Concert That Never Was, Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra
seem to put their differences aside. Tribute artists Sharon Owens and Sebastian Anzaldo capture the look and voice of the
two musical idols and send the audience on a trip down memory lane. A video of Sinatra singing "I've Got a
Crush on You" starts the show and Owens sings along. It's a clever way to introduce the long-since-gone Sinatra and
the still-living Streisand onto the same stage. With a live backing band, Anzaldo and Owens fire it up with one of the
Sinatra classics such as "Luck Be a Lady," and continue into separate performances interspersed with video montages
of classic moments in the two's history. Owens passionately sings her solos, including the fabulous "People."
A video montage of Streisand's father accompanies "Papa, Can You Hear Me?" from Yentl. Anzaldo truly captures
Sinatra's mannerisms and treats the audience to classic Sinatra songs such as "My Way," "That's Life"
and more. Video of Sinatra from childhood to late in life sends the audience on a nostalgic spin. Hotels and Resorts
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Lifestyle: The Bargain HunterBargains in Vegas?
While Vegas has established itself as a luxurious, lush desert oasis, there are still plenty of cost-conscious deals to keep
you on budget. Here are some great ways to keep your money in your wallet, while still enjoying all the great city has to
offer. Q: My friends are coming to visit and want to see Vegas inexpensively. Where can I take
them?  A: Let's be honest here ... your friends are asking you to be their own free personal tour guide. Right?
And because they're your friends, that's cool. Right? So, here's what you do -- get it all done in one shot. Start your day
off with a cheap but tasty breakfast. Then head over to the Fiesta for blackjack. With its betting limits as low as $3 and single- and double-deck tables, it's a great deal. Take it from us,
avoid the 5-cent slots. They may look like a bargain, but they're not. Outside of Megabucks, nickel slots keep the highest
percentage for the house of any slots. Translation: more money for the casino and less for you. When lunchtime rolls around,
feed your friends a 75-cent hot dog from the Gold Coast. When your friends are ready for dinner, take them over to Mr. Lucky's 24/7 and order the steak-and-shrimp special. It's an off-the-menu item -- ask for it specifically. And for the finale, take
them for a walk on the Strip. Be sure to catch a free showing of the Sirens of TI along the way; from what we hear, they are a dangerously beautiful bunch of women.
Q: I'm looking
to do Vegas on a very limited budget. A: You're in luck. We've got something just for you. Book
your stay through us and get a great deal on your room. Scan the ads in local magazines and you'll find a number of coupons
to ease the cost of your Vegas vacation. For dining, check out our dining bargains list. If you don't mind being on the hotel's mailing list, sign up for any of the slot clubs. The hotel usually provides
you with a free tchotchke just for signing up, and if you use your card while playing, you earn points toward other freebies.
For your nighttime adventures, check out some of the great free lounge shows in Vegas. Q: Are there
any inexpensive (or free) shows in Vegas? A: Vegas is all about giving things away. When you're in
Vegas, check out some of the great free lounge shows, then head over to the Carnaval Court at Harrah's for live music all day long or check out one of these many free shows and attractions. Also, make a visit to the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian and watch the Living Statues do their thing. If you want a photo with the statues, politely tug on their
clothing, tell 'em you're a friend of ours and then snap your photo. Oh, and don't forget to do the customary Vegas thing, tip those statues a dollar -- it's how they make a living. Q: What are the best buffet deals
in town?  A: If you're looking for cheap, check out the Circus Buffet at Circus Circus. If you want something more middle of the road, hit the buffets at any of the Station Casinos. We also hear Garden Court Buffet at Main Street Station has good food for very little cash.
Q: What free (or almost free) things can
I do with the kids? A: So, the kids want to have fun, too? Don't fret. There's a reason they
say Vegas has something for everyone. Here are a few free options: the Midway Circus Act at Circus Circus, the Lion Habitat at MGM Grand and the fountain shows and aquarium at the Forum Shops at Caesars. If you're still itchin' for more options, check out our list of free attractions. Q: Can you share any additional ways to save a buck or two while in Vegas? A:
So you haven't hit the jackpot yet and you're looking to save a few bucks on expenses to cover your next bet at the tables.
Worry not, we're here to help. - Don't valet your car. While valet parking is free at hotels, it
is expected that you tip the valet attendant. Save a few bucks and walk off that buffet dinner, park your own car in the free
garage or lot.
- Don't order room service. We know, it sounds tempting, but room service includes
all kinds of additional charges and fees, and you need to tip the room service attendant. Our suggestion: get out of bed and
find an affordable 24-hour coffee shop.
- Skip the soft drinks and the bottled water at restaurants.
With soda costing as much as $4 a glass, and bottled water (think Evian or Voss) even more, your drinks can cost as much as
half your meal. Even if the waiter is trying to talk you into bottled water, just order ice water.
- Don't
get gas on the Strip. While those conveniently located gas stations are great, take a few extra minutes to drive
east or west to get cheaper gas. With today's gas prices, you will be happy you did.
- Order wine by the bottle.
If two or more people are drinking wine and can settle on the type of grape that you like, you can save some money by ordering
a bottle.
- Don't buy sundries in the hotel gift shop. Unless it's an aspirin/Band-Aid emergency,
find the closest CVS or Walgreens pharmacy (there are several on the Strip) and pick up Vegas souvenirs at great prices while
you are there.
Q: I'm coming to Vegas in my RV, is there anywhere on the Strip I can hook up?
 A: Hooking up on the Vegas Strip is easier than imagined. We hear that Circus Circus' Circusland RV Park
offers 399 spaces with full-service utility hookups.
Q: What are comps and how can I get them? A:
Comps are all about who you know. Comps are any sort of free stuff given out by casino management. They can include meals,
show tickets, rooms and VIP treatment such as getting you into a sold-out show or getting you a room on a sold-out weekend.
Comps are based on the amount of time you spend gambling and the rate at which you bet and/or win. Signing up for slot cards
will help you get comps -- usually you'll get something just for signing up. At the tables you can ask the pit boss to "rate"
you or keep track of your betting so you can receive comps. Q: Where can I find the best drink prices?
A: So you want to get buzzed at a cheap price? If beer's your drink of choice, check out the one-armed
bandits at Slots-A-Fun; they offer several types of beer for $1. Some restaurants offer happy hour specials like 2 for 1 drinks.
Ladies can catch a break on drinks at many of the clubs in Vegas -- a number offer ladies' night where women drink free before
11 p.m. Of course, every casino offers free drinks while you gamble, but avoid the nickel and penny slot areas where drink
service can be spotty. For other drink specials, check out our list of drinks.
Lifestyle: The People WatcherSo you've heard that
Vegas is a great place to see celebs and other beautiful people. Well, you've heard right. Here are a few places you can go
to and watch all the action. Q: I'm addicted to celebrity gossip and would love to see some stars
while in Vegas. Where's the best place to observe them?  A: When looking for Hollywood's elite first pick the most obvious choice, the celebrity-owned Planet Hollywood. Not only is the hotel and casino the set for filming movies, but the 1,500-seat showroom upstairs is sometimes used to premier
motion pictures. Downstairs the Extra Lounge is the Las Vegas headquarters for the correspondents and crew of television’s
“Extra.”
Next stop would be to park yourself in the patio dining area of Spago at the Forum Shops. Celebs love to shop and they love to do it at this extravagant mall. If you're more in the mood for clubbing,
check out Pure at Caesars Palace. It's a virtual celebrity playground every weekend. Tao at the Venetian and LAX at the Luxor are also hot spots for the celeb crowd. If you're looking to spot a celebrity in a restaurant, try N9NE at the Palms or Nobu at the Hard Rock. Those two hotels are where you'll have the most success in stargazing. Quite a few famous folks have also
been spotted enjoying the sushi at Social House at Treasure Island. Whenever there's a major boxing match or awards show, you can't turn around without seeing a celebrity. Poker is one of the hottest games in town right now, and celebrities like to play as much as the rest of us. Lately, there have
been celebrity poker tournaments all over town, so if you're lucky enough to catch one, you'll definitely spot someone famous.
Vegas is convention central, and some of the big shows attract the big stars. MAGIC and ShoWest are two that are attended
by a lot of Hollywood's heavy hitters. Finally, don't miss the annual CineVegas film festival. Jack Nicholson, Nicolas Cage
and Dustin Hoffman are just a few of the actors who have shown up for the party. If it's a show you want to see,
the celebs seem to flock to Cirque du Soleil's Beatles extravaganza LOVE at the Mirage. And if all else fails, we have just one word for you: Palms. Q: Vegas seems so glamorous. Where do the young, beautiful people hang out? A:
If you want to see the young kids having a grand time in Vegas, head over to the Hard Rock Hotel. If they're not seeing a show at The Joint, they're partying at Body English. During the summer, the Hard Rock's pool area turns into Rehab, one of the most sizzling club scenes around. Another happening place is the Palms. Head up to ghostbar or Moon and check out the view of Vegas along with the view of the beautiful people. Tabú at the MGM Grand is another chic nightspot where you'll find a very well-heeled crowd. If you're looking for a place where
the beautiful people hang out, this is it. Q: Where's a more casual spot to watch all of the crazy
party people that come to Vegas? A: Well, apart from all of the clubs, high-end restaurants and upscale
shopping there are some other fun places in Vegas where you can entertain yourself with some good old-fashioned people watching,
accompanied by a few drinks of course. Head over to Stripburger in front of the Fashion Show Mall. It's the only all-outdoor restaurant on the Strip where you can get a bite to eat or enjoy a cocktail while still having
a view of all the action. Carnaval Court outside of Harrah's is a great place to let loose and check out the smorgasbord of people that flock to this party
pit almost every night of the week. They have a huge circle bar with flair bartenders and live music on the weekends where
you can delight in the revelry of the crowd and the yard-long mixed drinks. Margaritaville at the Flamingo also has a balcony overlooking the Strip. And then, for some serious people watching, there are always
the trams and monorails. At the expense of sounding like a total stalker, just about everyone rides those at some point or another. If
you really want to see some hardcore Vegas tourists head down to the Fremont Street Experience where you will find old Vegas casinos and a multitude of wacky, tacky souvenir shops all under a canopy of neon lights.You
never know who or what you are going see downtown, but is it definitely worth the trip to get a taste of some of the hotels
that first put Vegas on the map -- or at least the 99-cent shrimp cocktail. While you're down there, check out Gold Diggers at the Golden Nugget, which has a balcony overlooking the whole street. Back to the Vegas Guide
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— the best of it, more of it, and the biggest names in it. On the clearest of nights, you'll never see brighter or bigger
stars than the ones in this action-packed city. From gaming to golf, thrill rides to water slides, and boutique shopping to
hotel hopping, this city has it all. One of America's sunniest resort cities, it's the perfect place to practice your swing
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Las Vegas,
NevadaLas
Vegas is entertainment - the best of it, more of it, and the biggest names in it. On the clearest of nights, you'll never
see brighter or bigger stars than the ones in this action-packed city. From gaming to golf, thrill rides to water slides,
and boutique shopping to hotel hopping, this city has it all. One of America's sunniest resort cities, it's the perfect
place to practice your swing at the many championship golf courses and tennis facilities. Enjoy the warm Nevada sun while
sightseeing at nearby Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, or Red Rock Canyon. Tour a chocolate factory, go to an all-you-can-eat buffet
or one of the city's many gourmet restaurants, or take in an exciting revue show. See the most popular acts in show business,
try your hand at blackjack, or just relax by the pool. Whatever your game, no one does it better than Las Vegas - the all-in-one
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Frequently Asked Questions Who should go? Las
Vegas is great for a wide variety of people and reasons to visit, as this nonstop city has something for just about everyone.
Couples
Celebrity chef restaurants and luxurious hotels make for the perfect romantic
getaway, plus there's shows and comedy clubs to entertain. Girls Getaways
Getting
away with the girls can be fun-filled at the clubs or relaxing and pampering at the many world-class spas. The
"Man-cation"
Vince Vaughn helped popularize the term in the romantic comedy, The Break-Up, and Las Vegas
is the perfect place for the guys to have some fun and get in some golf and gaming. Families
Yes, even families can enjoy Las Vegas with great musical entertainment, fabulous pool areas, and tons of tours that are
family friendly, including Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon, and ATVing in the Valley of Fire. Spa Goer
and Shopper
Celebrity chef restaurants and luxurious hotels make for the perfect romantic getaway, plus there's
shows and comedy clubs to entertain. Active Travelers
24 hours of nonstop entertainment
with high stakes casino gaming, Broadway-style shows, live music, and posh nightclubs. Casino
Gamer
From poker to baccarat, Las Vegas is the undisputed king of casino action. Golfer
More than 50 championship golf courses are in and around Las Vegas.
What's
the climate like? |
| Average High | 60° F | 77° F | 102°
F | 81° F | | Average Low | 35°
F | 51° F | 73° F | 54° F | | Average Rainfall | 0.5" | 0.4" | 0.1" | 0.2" |
Although it is quite hot in June, the casinos are always cool, so it’s
a good idea to bring along a sweater.
How do I get around town? Transfers
Transfers are not included with your vacation package. However, shared van, private
limo transfers, and rental cars are available for purchase. Pre-purchasing a shared ride or private limo transfer will save
you time and money upon arrival in Las Vegas. McCarran International Airport is located approximately one mile from the Strip
and eight miles from downtown. Taxi
Las Vegas is filled with taxi cabs, and for
good reason. It is a fast and efficient way to get around town. Just be sure to be savvy about your way around. Tell the driver
to go the fastest way. The drivers are paid for time, not mileage, and The Strip is not usually the fastest way. Also, it
is not necessary to take the interstate from the airport, taking the interstate will most likely result in a much higher fare.
Taxi lines can be quite long during peak arrival/departure times at the airport and most evenings at major casino resorts. Car
A rental car can be a convenient method of transportation to travel between resorts, if
you are planning to leave the Strip, or if you are staying downtown or in the resort collection properties. Almost all casinos
offer large parking garages and complimentary valet parking. Walking
The Strip is
easily navigated on foot, and elevated trams and monorails connect many of the most popular casinos such as Bally’s
and MGM, Bellagio and Monte Carlo, The Mirage and TI-Treasure Island, and Mandalay Bay and Excalibur with a stop at the Luxor.
Pedestrian bridges can also be found connecting the MGM Grand and New York - New York and Excalibur, Bellagio and Bally’s,
and Caesars Palace and the Flamingo. Bus
A fast, cheap, and safe way to navigate
Las Vegas is the bus. With convenient stops and minimal charge, you’ll be left with more coins in your pocket. The ride
between downtown and the Strip is only $2. Monorail
This public transit system connects
the MGM Grand on the south end of The Strip with the Sahara and the Convention Center on the north end. Stops are made at
Bally’s/Paris, the Flamingo Las Vegas, the Imperial Palace, the Convention Center, and the Las Vegas Hilton. One way
fares, daily, and multi-day passes are offered.
What kinds of dining and nightlife
are available? Eating out in Las Vegas can be at a buffet, a celebrity chef restaurant,
a great steakhouse, or at someplace with a great view to match the great food. Here are some recommendations: Best Buffet
They're unending and delicious. Try the Carnival Buffet at the Rio or the Spice
Market Buffet at Planet Hollywood. Best Views
If someone is looking to "pop
the question" these restaurants are the perfect backdrop. Try the Center Stage Restaurant at the Plaza for great views
of the Fremont Street Experience. The Top of the World restaurant at the Stratosphere has breathtaking views of the entire
Strip. And 11 stories up is the Eiffel Tower French restaurant at Paris-Las Vegas with fabulous views of the fountains at
Bellagio. Steakhouses
Nothing beats a great steak and these temples to beef will
not dissppoint. Two of the best in Las Vegas are the SW Steakhouse at the Wynn and Prime at Bellagio. Italian
Everyone loves Italian food and Rao at Caesars and Il Fornaio at New York-New York are some of the best. French
For the perfect combination of butter and cream, head to Andre's at the Monte Carlo or
Mon Ami Gabi, with al fresco dining along the Strip at Paris. Wine
Hands down, Aureloe
at the Mandalay Bay with its four-story wall of wine, will impress any oenophile. Celebrity
Chefs
Celebrity chefs abound in the new gourmet Las Vegas. Some favorites are Michael Mina at Bellagio, Emeril's
at MGM Grand, and Wolfgang Puck's Spago at Caesars. In the Know
For those in the
know and looking for a great meal at a reasonable price, head to Hugo's Cellar at the Four Queens. The steaks are great and
all the ladies receive a rose. Las Vegas has always been a party town. The nightlife starts early and ends early,
in the morning that is. Here’s our pick for how to make the most of the fun. And remember, to get the most fun out of
a Las Vegas night, opt for Vegas-Passport Ultimate Nightclub Hopping Package that gets you access to the VIP line and free
cover at more than 25 of Las Vegas' hottest nightclubs. Double Your
Fun
Head out to a hotel that has two hot nightclubs to double your fun. Try the hot Tabu or the still-famous Studio
54 at MGM Grand. There's also Tryst and Lure at Wynn Las Vegas. 3-in-1
Experience
multiple clubs within one club. Jet at the Mirage has three separate dance floors or Pure at Caesars has three separate areas
with different types of music. Heart-Stopping Views
Your pulse — and the party
— will get going at the Voodoo Lounge on the 51st floor of the Rio. On Mondays, try the Foundation Room at the Mandalay
Bay. New
Try some new clubs like Polly Esther's at Stratosphere or the Canyon Club
at the Four Queens. Something Different
Take in a burlesque show at Tangerine at
TI or Forty Deuce at Mandalay Bay. Tipping does help! Being generous with your cash will help you get in to some
of the more popular clubs.
Where should I go shopping? Las
Vegas has outstanding malls, outlet malls, and hotel shops. Here are some of the best: - Fashion Show Mall
Huge, two million square-foot shopping complex anchored by seven major stores,
including Nordstroms, Saks, and Nieman Marcus. - Miracle Mile Shops
140 specialty
stores at Planet Hollywood. - Forum Shops
150 boutiques and shops at Caesars Palace
with many European designers. - Las Vegas Outlet Center
130 stores just south
of the airport on Las Vegas Boulevard. - Las Vegas Premium Outlets
120 higher-end
outlet stores located near downtown.
There are also many high-end shops located within the hotels. For the best
of the best, try Mandalay Place at Mandalay Bay, the Esplanade shops at Wynn Las Vegas, Via Bellagio shops at Bellagio, or
the Appian Way shops at Caesars Palace.
Where are the best spas? Relax,
rejuvenate, and become refreshed at the world-class spas in Las Vegas. Most hotels have spas, but here are some of the best: - PH Spa by Mandara, Planet Hollywood
- THEbathhouse,
THEhotel at Mandalay Bay
- Qua Baths and Spa, Caesar's Palace
- Spa
Bellagio, Bellagio
- The Salon, Wynn Las Vegas
Many moderate-priced
hotels have great spas. TI-Treasure Island has a great spa called Wet, the Westin Casuarina has the Hibiscus Spa, and the
Excalibur has the Royal Treatment Spa.
Insider tips on gaming Here
are some insider tips on gaming in Las Vegas: Downtown
The odds are better in downtown
with a 98% payout. For your best bet at winning, play blackjack, slots, or wager on sports. The
Strip
The best odds on the Strip are at the Stratosphere and the Riviera. Local
Play
The locals usually play at the off-Strip hotels. Poker
All casinos
will have poker, but for real fun, play at the Rio where the World Series of Poker is played. High
Stakes
For high-wager gaming, the Bellagio and Wynn are the places to be — and be seen.
When are the local events? It's hard to outdo the normal, nonstop party
that is Las Vegas, but some events stand out above all others. Superbowl
January
or February. Las Vegas is abuzz with activity and parties are going nonstop for the NFLs championship game. St.
Patrick’s Day
March. Pack your green and take part in the festivities and enjoy the parade. NASCAR
March. NASCAR comes to Las Vegas in early march. National
Finals Rodeo
December. The finest rodeo cowboys in the world descend on Las Vegas for a chance to win a tea-platter-sized
National Champion belt buckle. New Years Eve
December 31. The Las Vegas casinos
pull out all the stops to make your New Years Eve one to remember…if you can.
What
are my golf and recreation options? Golf
Customize your
vacation with discounted greens fees and gain access to hotel-affiliated golf courses with a stay at select hotels or receive
great discounts and advanced tee times at independent golf courses offered. Hotel-Affiliated Courses Independent Courses
Golf packages are available for purchase to the following courses:
- Bali Hai Golf Club
Tropical-themed course features towering
palm trees, white-sand bunkers, and volcanic outcroppings. - Desert Pines Golf Club
Natural Carolina landscape including 4,000 pines and white-sand bunkers. - Royal Links Golf
Club
Links-style course offers a tribute to the greatest holes in British Open history.
Travel tidbits Best Burger in Vegas
Food and Wine picked the Burger Bar Las Vegas in Mandalay Place as the best burger joint in town. Star chef Hubert
Keller’s menu features a variety of freshly ground burgers, including turkey, lamb, and beef. And almost all (except
the Kobe beef) are priced under $10. And if you need fries with your burger, Anthony Bourdain of the Discovery Channel's show
"No Reservations" raved about the frites at Bouchon. Late Night Munchies
Las Vegas is a 24-hour city, and so it is nice to know that if you need food at any time of the day or night you can head
to Pink’s Hot Dogs, the brand new branch of the L.A. original. Located at 3667 Las Vegas Blvd. South, between the Aladdin
and Paris. Coffee Lovers
If you need to have a cup before you even set foot out
of your hotel room, you'd better bring your own pot. Strip resorts don't put coffee makers in the rooms! Most hotels now have
many coffee shops for caffine lovers. No Phones
Don't bring your cell phone to the
race and sports books. They are prohibited. Tipping Made Simple
To estimate a 15%
tip for your restaurant check, simply double the city's 7.75% sales tax show on your bill. Concerts
on the Beach
The Mandalay Bay has a Concert on the Beach series which takes place right beside the Beach Casino.
Ticket prices range from $40-$55 for advance purchase prices, a bargain at half the price of other headliners. Arts District
Located halfway between downtown and the Strip is a new and evolving arts district
with antique shops, galleries, bistros, and funky bars. Also, on every first Friday of the month, galleries open their doors,
bands perform, and performers stroll the streets. Nightlife
1) Plan ahead. If you
know there is a certain nightclub that you want to spend your time in, book a room in the resort in which it’s located.
If you call the club and tell them that you’re a guest in the hotel, it could help you bypass the long access lines
that can easily reach 45 minutes. 2) Act like you belong. Don’t be afraid to tip the doorman $20 etc. 3) Dress the part.
If you don’t fit in, you won’t get in. 4) Travel in groups. Six people is ideal for bottle service and for women,
traveling in a group without men gets you more favorable service. 5) Reserve a table with bottle service. It can help you
get in to the most popular clubs. Good to Know: McCarran International Airport
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