you decide

[Tedlark]

Yep,just like Spock (Mr., not Dr.): when do the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many?

Now if Southwest had special flights for just those passengers with peanut allergies we'd be picking in tall cotton.

[case]

The more you go to Vegas the less you will want to stay on the strip. Everyone starts on the strip but it grows old quickly....unless you are in to the night clubs and beautiful pools.

I just returned from Vegas after 9 days and only went to the strip once to see a show.

But there is a lot of eye candy and eateries (though expensive) on the strip. What ever floats your boat works!

[Galeygoo]

The more you go to Vegas the less you will want to stay on the strip.I couldn't disagree more.  I have ALWAYS stayed on the Strip and will always continue to do so.  I love it.  And I am not a pool or club person.  Yep, the Strip has always floated my boat and I will continue to drop anchor there.

[notes1]

if I were to ever be in vegas for nine consecutive days, I could see how I might want need a few days break, at a less distracting venue. my senses get overloaded with the constant action/lights/noise. but, as I limit my stays on gambling trips as a form of money management, the strip/downtown are all part of the package that I enjoy.

as I walk between the casinos, I get a kick out of some of the folks I see. it is also a good way for me to get my daily exercise, making the walk between gambling.

but, I agree, to each his own.

[Lionqueen]

I may never leave my hotel but still love the Strip. But I do think I need to check out Red Rock.