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Insider Tipps For Short Trip To Vegas And Crand Canyon?

I'm going to do a short trip to Vegas and Grand Canyon in summer and would like to know what you think one should absolutely not miss. @jb...: We'll drive down to the Grand Canyon and then stay for 2 days.

Answer:On a short trip-its hard to do Grand Canyon. It will take you a whole day and all you can do is the airplane ride over the canyon in one day. . . . its amazing but you will miss a lot of othere stuff. My suggestion is to walk the strip and check out all the cool hotels and shopping- have drinks and eat along the way- Be prepared it gets HOT. Also- the Beatles show at Mirage "LOVE" is totally worth the high ticket price. See it or O if you can! HAVE FUN

Do Vegas Insiders Know The Outcome Of Sporting Events Before They Are Plaid?

Answer:All bets have to be placed before event begins

What Is The Channel/show Called In Las Vegas Hotels That Is Basically A Tour Guide Of Vegas?

Last time I was in Vegas, the first thing I did for about an hour was realx and watch this TV show in the hotel room that was basically an 'insider' type show, giving you a tour of what to do and see in Vegas. cool channel. I think it may have been called "the 6" or something along those lines. Does anyone remember what the channel is called? I'm sure it's broadcast in all Vegas Hotel's channel lineups. I tried googling it, but haven't gotten any results.

Answer:It is local to the hotels only I live here and we do not see that one on local cable. It is interesting. There is a companion magazine called "What's ON%

How To Can I Do Las Vegas On A Budget?

My bff and I are doing Vegas in May to celebrate our 30th birthdays. We want to have fun but on a budget? Are the any insider places/events we should know about. Any and all help and/or tips would be appreciated.

Answer:Go midweek and don't stay on the strip. After you book, monitor the website to see if they've added any deals or coupons. Do an internet search for las vegas coupon books to see if you can get any promotional tourist coupons. Eat on the strip as little as possible. Food theree is very expensive, so it can blow your budget quickly. There is a busy In & Out at one end of the strip and it's a cheap way to fill your belly. You may also want to try the forums at Trip Advisor to see if any of the 'experts' can give you some additional insider advice.

Where Can I Find An Expert Of Online Sports Betting ?

I know northing about sports betting and I want to find an expert to answer my questions. Specially someone who is familiar with online sports betting (and the corresponding websites like don best, covers, vegas insider etc...)

Answer:Whatever you do don't pay for any of these experts NONE of them are winners. I guess like they say if you can't win sucker everybody else inot thinking you can.

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