Fun & Free in Las Vegas - Engraving Etc. Forum

From:	Stunt Engraver (DGL)	20 Jan 2006
To:	ALL	1 of 9

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Not all entertainment in Las Vegas is an expensive stage show.

One example of something you're sure to enjoy and doesn't cost a dime, is the (don't know its real title) "Dancing Waters", which is in front of the Bellagio. Choreographed to music, fountains interplay and shoot high into the air.

Hard to explain; you just have to see it.

If anyone else has examples of something interesting to see, while in Las Vegas, that's either free or inexpensive, do tell.

Won'tcha? :-)

David "The Stunt Engraver" Lavaneri
DGL Engraving
Port Hueneme, CA

EDITED: 20 Jan 2006 by DGL

From:	Jim (RETAIL74)	20 Jan 2006
To:	Stunt Engraver (DGL)	2 of 9

2770.2 In reply to 2770.1

Freemont Street downtown: It was a great time with a neat show above. I always wait til the last day to visit. It's a great time.

Harrah's has an outdoor bar on the strip that has live bands every night.

Treasure Island has the Pirate show. I think it's every hour or so. It's worth seeing.

One of the best bars in Vegas is in the center of the Hard Rock Hotel. It's a great time. Good bartenders and music.

From:	Dee (DEENA-ONLY)	20 Jan 2006
To:	ALL	3 of 9

2770.3

Approximately 20 minutes from the Convention Center is Red Rock Canyon. It is (I believe) a federal park and the scenery is just amazing. I was told they filmed scenes from either Star Trek or Star Wars there. I would love to see David L's wife take some pictures there. There is a small fee per car to drive through.

Dee

Philadelphia, PA (Really Bensalem)

EDITED: 20 Jan 2006 by DEENA-ONLY

From:	Rolf (RJB2108)	23 Jan 2006
To:	Stunt Engraver (DGL)	5 of 9

2770.5 In reply to 2770.1
We had a great tour guide (and Chauffeur) last year that showed us all the free entertainment. We learned a lot. Thanks David

From:	Stunt Engraver (DGL)	23 Jan 2006
To:	Rolf (RJB2108)	6 of 9

2770.6 In reply to 2770.5
Rolf, You can't say you and Leslie didn't get what you paid for. :-) Tropical quenchers at the Rainforest Cafe, in the MGM Grand, and the opportunity to see their Lion exhibit, (at feeding time), was a lot of fun. Very memorable. Thanks for tagging along. David "The Stunt Engraver" Lavaneri DGL Engraving Port Hueneme, CA

From:	JHayes55	23 Jan 2006
To:	Stunt Engraver (DGL)	7 of 9

2770.7 In reply to 2770.6
Now there is an idea - feeding the lions - a little Hawaiian feast of a croquet player comes to mind. (devil)

From:	Rolf (RJB2108)	23 Jan 2006
To:	JHayes55	8 of 9

2770.8 In reply to 2770.7
John, Great Idea !! I might save on some Ice Cream!! ;-) Rolf
EDITED: 23 Jan 2006 by RJB2108

From:	JHayes55	24 Jan 2006
To:	Rolf (RJB2108)	9 of 9

2770.9 In reply to 2770.8

Rolf - My fear is one of two things - the lions may throw him back.
Or we might make the lions sick - thus resulting in a lawsuit.

But I guess I willing to risk it.

We can throw the ice cream in first and Chuck will follow - that way we do not get blamed if the lions do get sick.

Joe - aka John