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Question by Marty: I was told I won free tickets to Las Vegas. They said all I have to do is take a look at a time share?
Are these people a fraud?

I signed up to win this contest for a trip to Las Vegas. Has anyone else had any experience with this?

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Answer by juvsu
They will sit you down for up to 2 hours and force you to watch a very high pressure presentation on buying into the time share.

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Question by Daniel Y: Best time to reserve a Las Vegas hotel room?
I’m looking to reserve a quick one-night stay at a hotel on the Las Vegas strip. Nothing too fancy, just something in the Luxor / Monte Carlo, etc. range for under $ 100/night on a weekday. I’m looking to travel in about two weeks, when are the rates cheapest?

On sites such as Hotwire and Priceline, do the prices usually go down even more as the date approaches or are they about as low as they go right now?

Thanks for your help!

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Answer by Summerbreeze63
The sooner the better but check the day you are supposed to arrive as well just in case.

http://vacation-in-vegas.com

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Question by Bob J: What do I need to move into an apartment for the first time in Las Vegas, NV?
I plan on moving out to Las Vegas to attend school for a couple years. I currently am unemployed but am receiving unemployment income and the VA will be paying my rent. Would I be accepted as a tenant? My credit is decent, but I have no rental history.

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Answer by Juan
Good credit steady income

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Question by eec9: What is the funnest day time activity in las Vegas?
I’m turning 21 this year and I’m going to Vegas in September. I like to do super tourist things so what is the best thing to do during the day time that’s less than 20$ . I wanted to go visit that store on the show pawn stars on history channel but I heard the line wraps around the block . Has anyone ever tried going there?

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Answer by Taylor Br
I’ve never been to that store. Some things you can do are view the Glass display and Fine Arts Gallery at the Bellagio.

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Question by svbaseballer7: What time should I get to tix4tonight in Vegas to get the best show tickets?
I got some advice on here that I should go to tix4tonight in Vegas on the day of the show to get cheap tickets to Cirque du Soleil shows. Does anybody know what time I should show up there in the morning to get tickets before they sell out? What time do people usually start lining up? They open at 10 am everyday. And I’ll be there on weekdays during the first week in March, if that makes any difference.

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Answer by Chip O
They actually open at 11am but the shows for the day are posted at 9:30am. My advise is to get there at 9:30 and if your shows are on the list, stand in line right away. There are no guarantees Cirque du Soleil show tickets will be on sale but there is no way to find out until that morning.

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Question by Miiko: Best time to buy Vegas Plane Tickets?
I plan on going to Vegas in early July, when would be the best time to purchase tickets? Months in advance, a month, two weeks? I’ve heard all of these, I know where to look to buy the tickets I’m just not sure on when I should purchase them.

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Answer by Loco Sicko
Anytime Southwest airlines has a sale. Don’t forget, just get a one-way ticket. That way, when you win The Big Jackpot, you can drive your new BMW home!

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Question by Richard S. from Vermont: Is this the best time in history for a poker pro to play in Vegas?
This is a great time for a poker shark to play poker in Las Vegas, because poker is more popular than ever before, which means there are tons of beginners who are lousy poker players. Do you think the competition in Vegas will eventually stiffen? Or do you think there will always be tons of bad poker players in the distant future?

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Answer by grip3002
I am at barracuda stage,not guppie not tiger shark either!But I played alot read alot joined online forums all in the quest to become a better player.My roomate who is also poker crazy was there for a week and qualified in a couple big satellite multis with pros and made the money in both!Yes to answer you yes,their are many minnows and few sharks.”Hogs get fat Pigs get slaughtered”

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Question by ask4janice: buy Blue Man Group Las Vegas tickets ahead of time or the day of?
just wondering if its smarter to buy tickets online with a promotional code before we fly to Vegas or once we’re down there, can you find deals?

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Answer by Chip O
It’s always better to buy show tickets ahead of time if you find discounts online. Buying when you get there will be more expensive and you are taking a chance you might not get the seats you want.

http://www.lasvegas-how-to.com/las-vegas-theater-shows.php

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Las Vegas, Art Poster by TIME Magazine, size 8″ x 10″

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Las Vegas / TIME Cover: January 10, 1994, Art Poster by TIME Magazine