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Answer by Chip O
Parking is free at all hotels on the strip and you don’t need to be a guest to use the parking facilities. I will not recommend renting a car unless you plan to take a trip out of town. There are lots of ways to get around. Here are a few of them. http://www.lasvegas-how-to.com/get-around.php

I will recommend taking the deuce to get around. Get a 24 hr pass for $ 7 and that will take care of your transportation needs for the day.

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Answer by lvgeno
You can use your card if it has a Visa or Mastercard emblem on it. If it does not then you can not book a room.

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