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How are you planning to spend your New Year's Eve this year? Are you planning to party, take the kids somewhere or simply stay at home? If you're looking for a hot spot to find the best New Year's Eve parties look no further than Las Vegas. Las Vegas, also known as “sin city” is best known for their outrageously fun places. Below I have listed the hottest spots to find New Year's Eve parties in Las Vegas. “It's a celebration!”

LAX Nightclub: Ever heard of The Kardashians? If the answer is yes, they are sure to be there at the LAX nightclub this New Year's Eve. Not only will they be hosting the New Year's party at the LAX, they will also be fully involved in the night's drinking, dancing and more. If you're looking for the hottest celebrity spot in all of Vegas, attend the LAX nightclub on New Year's Eve for fulfill all of your cravings. When trying to obtain tickets for this popular event, do it in advance, like right now! While you are ready this more and more tickets are being sold every minute, get em' before they sell out! Since this is a premier spot for the “rich and famous“, be prepared to spend a little dough! General admissions prices are only $200, however; table packages deals are between $2000-7500, so be prepared to spend! While the table packages are a tad expensive you receive multiple bottles of Dom Perignon and Belvedere. If you purchase the most expensive package they have to offer, you get your own security guard for the night, how wild is that!?

Rain Nightclub: Located inside the Palms Hotel and Casino, Rain is putting on one of the biggest events of the year when New Year's Eve gets here! The whole event will be hosted by Paul Oakenfold and the tickets are super quick to sell out. The contemporary nightclub features their wild special effects like fog and fireballs get the full experience and purchase the tickets! Get your drink on with the full fleged open bar and dance the night away on their spectacular bamboo dance floor. General admission prices are low at $125, however; VIP price exceed up to $475 for an all access wrist band. While you're at the Rain, peep their fully computerized jet stream water falls!

Playboy Club: “Playa, Playa!”, that's the name of the game when it comes to parting at the Playboy club on New Year's Eve. The New Year's Eve “Spectacular Spectacular” will be hosted by non other than Kid Rock! The Playboy club is offering an open bar with appetizers from 8-10pm so get there early! Along with serving free food, they will be handing out New Year's hats, noisemakers and horns. You can anticipate their custom designed video countdown when New Year's hits!

Pure Nightclub: Pure will be hosting the hugest New Year's Eve party to bring in the year of 2009. This New Year's Eve party is truly one to remember for ages as Pure has so many package deals for the night. General admission is only $200, however; there are package deals that top the $5000 range. If you don't mind going all out for this once in a lifetime event, pay the fee! With those choosing the expensive packages, free bottles of Belvedere and Dom Perignon will be handed out with a security guard, hope nobody starts problems!

VooDoo Lounge: Welcome to the high priced VooDoo Lounge. While other clubs such as Rain and Pure attract the stars, VooDoo attracts big time money makers! For their New Year's Eve festivities you have to pay a general admission of $200, however; they have package deals that exceed past $20,000! Wow, is all one can say when thinking on spending $20,000 in one night on you and your friends. You are allowed to bring a party of 20-30 for a package deal such as this. Make sure you dress to impress, dress code is strictly enforced!

Blue Man Group: One of the most popular shows on New Year's Eve is sure to be the Blue Man Group show at Venetian. Not only will adults love the humor of these blue men, the kids will go crazy over it! If you're looking for a break from the typical Las Vegas nightlife parties, attend this in the day time with your kids or friends at 4 and 7pm. The prices are usually between $100-140; get them before they're sold out!

 

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Everyone knows Las Vegas, Nevada is the gambling capital of the world. But even if you're not a big gambler, there's plenty to do in Las Vegas. Pretty much anything you enjoy, Las Vegas has it in excess and much of it is even free.

Las Vegas is in the southern tip of Nevada and can be accessed by several major roads. It's not far from I-40 and I-15 goes right through it.

This is also a central location for much of Nevada's desert heat. The landscape around Nevada is bleak and barren though there are several mountain ranges on the horizon. The city itself gets very hot during the day but cools off slightly at night.

Even a far distance from the city, you can see its skyscrapers and intriguing architecture during the day and the city's lights can be seen from great distances day or night. When you come into the city, especially if one of your first destinations is the famous “Strip” or Las Vegas Boulevard, you'll see bright flashing lights, huge high-tech video screens and any number of other blaring, flashing, noise-making contraptions that there are in existence. My wife's been to Times Square in New York and she said Las Vegas has far more flashing lights and video screens.

Las Vegas has a message and while there, we saw it worded any number of ways in various advertisements: “treat yourself,” “indulge yourself,” “today is your special day,” “do something for you,” “make yourself feel good,” “give in to your desires,” “what's your craving?” and the list goes on from now until infinite. I think the best way to sum it up is this: “whatever you think you want or want to do, take it or do it to the excess!” People have a lot of names for Las Vegas: “City of Sin”, “City of Lights” and many more, but above all else Las Vegas really is just a city of excess.

Every major building/hotel/casino has its own theme ranging from ancient Egypt and Rome to circuses, Hollywood and New York. Each of these themes draws from its source material and then compacts it all into one tight mass of glamorous flashy excess that would probably make its source material ashamed.

Sex is of course something almost everyone desires to indulge in and Las Vegas shows no less zeal for excess in this area than anywhere else. About 5 to 10 people per street corner are constantly standing around to hand out cards and invitations for any number of strip-teases, peep shows, and pornography subscriptions. A normal large city has rows of newspaper boxes, but Las Vegas has those boxes filled with pornography magazines.

The streets themselves are jam-packed with tourists and regulars. On a June weekday night, the Las Vegas Strip is more crowded than a major theme park on a summer Saturday. Still, we didn't feel in any danger and I think most people were just as overwhelmed with the constant sensory overload as we were.

And the thing is, Las Vegas has much to do. It may not be a place I'd want to live, but for a short visit, all this excess of glamor and luxury can be very impressive. Gambling may be the highlight for many people, but there is much else to do here that doesn't even have to cost you a dime.

To start with, many of the hotel/casinos along the strip aren't all that expensive to stay at. I'm assuming this is because they hope you'll choose to spend much more money gambling at their establishment, but it works out either way. This puts you right in the middle of everything that happens there and it gives you the chance to walk the strip rather than fighting the traffic looking in vain for parking.

And the strip's hotels are the source of most of Las Vegas' great free fun. As I said, every one of them is built off of a different theme so whether you're by yourself or even have kids with you, it's easy to find themed-hotels that everyone will enjoy. In terms of classical or European architecture, the Bellagio is by far the best with the Venetian at a close second.

One of the Strip's most celebrated gardens is in the Bellagio hotel where we found a spacious (though crowded with people) and neatly manicured garden themed off of Route 66 and the different regions of the United States. There's no charge to view it and while you're at the Bellagio, you definitely don't want to miss the Fountains out front.

During the daytime (starting at 3 PM weekdays and Noon on weekends) the Bellagio Fountains have a show every thirty minutes and in the evening the shows are every fifteen minutes. These are the same fountains that were featured in the movie, Ocean's 11. They're a fantastic sight, with tons of fountains constantly moving around, exploding in every direction and differing heights and set to the music of a different song for every show. Take my word for it, this is something you want to see at least once.

The Mirage hotel will probably be your favorite if you like nature and asymmetrical or natural styles in architecture. Here, they have a huge tropical fish-tank packed with fish and they even have a tropical rainforest growing indoors. Once again, there's no charge to see either of these. If you want, you can even eat a meal or have a drink in one of their restaurants that is located in/around the rainforest. The rest of hotel has very nice modern/organic style designs. Also, the Mirage has a volcano fountain in the front of the hotel that erupts every 15 minutes after 6 PM.

The MGM Grand's main theme is Hollywood/movies. This is where the famous Studio 54 club is located. They also have a Lion Habitat with full glass walls and a glass enclosure where people can walk into the middle of the Habitat, much like aquariums do with sharks. It's completely free.

The Treasure Island Hotel gives four free shows a night (5:30, 7:00, 8:30, and 10:00) titled, “The Sirens of TI.” They're located out front in the hotel's pirate bay facade. The best way to describe the show would be a pirate-themed pop music battle between a Brittany Spears-like group of girls (the Sirens) and a boy-band bunch of pirates. It showcases full-sized pirate ships that move through the “bay”, fire cannons, and even sink into the water. It's pretty impressive that the whole performance is free to the general public.

If you like chocolate, there is a four-storied M&M's store with every type of M&M merchandise you can think of as well as a free walk-through “factory” tour and 3-D video that's sure to impress kids. Although we didn't get the opportunity, the free Ethel M. Chocolate Factory tour is supposed to be quite a treat. Another thing that kids might like is the free circus acts at the Circus Circus Hotel near the end of the Strip. They usually run every half hour and range from juggling to trapeze and acrobatics.

If you are looking to gamble a little, just to get the Las Vegas experience, there's ways you can do that for free too. Most of the hotels offer free coupon books if you ask at the counter (or they just hand them to you at check-in). These coupon books generally include incentives to sign up for their special gambling club. Usually you can get $5 or even $10 of free slot play just for signing up for the club membership card (no fee) and giving an e-mail address. That should keep you busy for a while on the penny slot machines and you don't have to worry about losing any money. We actually made $15 that way.

Not everything free and fun in Las Vegas can be done in a day or even two. Here are some other shows we've heard are good but didn't get the chance to experience ourselves: Court Jester's Stage at Excalibur Hotel, Masquerade Village Sky Show at Rio Hotel (not on the Strip), Thunderstorm at the Aladdin Hotel, and the Atlantis Water Show in the Forum Shops at Caesar's. You can pick and choose based on your interests because there really are plenty.

Las Vegas is definitely the City of Excess. But all that excess can provide some free fun for a couple of days. Survive the heat, don't indulge yourself too much and enjoy a short trip to Las Vegas, Nevada!

 

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Sure, you've been to Las Vegas before. You've stayed on the strip, dined in the buffets, gambled in the casinos and even took in a few shows. All of that is great, but you haven't really experienced our city until you've taken a tour of the historical parts of “old Las Vegas.” Print this guide and follow it to see some of the greatest parts of this bustling town.

Freemont Street is the true heart of old Las Vegas. Also known as “Downtown Las Vegas”, it is home to most of the older hotel casinos. During its revival, the Freemont Street Experience opened in 1995 in a successful bid to lure more tourists away from the mega resorts of the strip. A trip through “glitter gulch” as it was once named, will draw your attention to the multimedia experience that dances above you on Freemont Street. It takes a bit more knowledge to dig deeper and recognize the history before you. For example, the Golden Gate Casino Hotel (located at One Freemont Street) is the oldest casino, with the actual building having been in the same location since 1906 (its name has changed and it was closed for renovations for a short time.) Also, make sure to swing by the El Cortez, the oldest continuously operating casino in Vegas, having remained open at the same location since 1941.

Vegas Vic

This cigarette smoking, hand waving, 40 feet tall cowboy had a recording that said a friendly “Howdy, Pardner!” every 15 minutes from it's perch atop the Pioneer Club in 1951. In 1966 actor Lee Marvin complained that the cowboy's greeting was too loud so Vic was silenced until the 1980's. The arm stopped waving in 1991. He has appeared in many movies including Diamonds are Forever and Casino. Today, he is once again silent, but remains in the same spot above Freemont Street, protected by the Neon Museum. Vegas Vic is at 25 E. Fremont St. along the Fremont Street Experience.

The Neon Museum

The goal of the Neon Museum is to preserve a huge legacy of Las Vegas - the signs that adorned the long gone relics of our past. Saved from Las Vegas's favorite “cleansing method” of demolition, these signs have been restored to their former glory and placed throughout the Freemont Street Experience. (Vegas Vic was one such benefactor.) The Neon Museum provides those interested with a self guided walking tour to see what they have been up to. Currently exhibited are the Hacienda Horse and Rider (originally installed in 1967), Aladdin's Lamp (originally installed in 1966), The Flame Restaurant sign (originally installed in 1961) and Dot's Flowers (originally installed in 1949). There are many others, and the website provides the location of each relic.

Protected in the Neon Boneyard are signs dating back to the 1930's that have been rescued but not restored. Tours are offered by appointment only and are $15 per person. To book an appointment call 702-387-NEON (6336).

The Neon Museum has formed a partnership with the Old Mormon Fort in which they are able to display some of the signs until the museum can. Currently displayed there are the Silver Slipper sign and part of the Sahara's original sign.

Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort Historic Park

The fort is the oldest inhabited building in Nevada. It was constructed by Mormon missionaries in 1855. In the park you'll find the original adobe fort used by the first non-native settlers to Las Vegas. The Fort is located at 500 E. Washington Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89101. Call (702) 486-3511 for info.

Las Vegas Springs Preserve

The Nevada Springs once brought fresh water to the surface of the desert, creating a source of water for the Native American tribes that inhabited the area. The city of Las Vegas was established around the natural oasis (or cienega), where lush green meadows were prominent in the desert. The name Las Vegas means “the meadows” in Spanish, the name given by early settlers here. Due to over use (pumping to support the growing city) the water stopped reaching the surface after 1962. It is now the site of the Las Vegas Springs Preserve, a project designed to bring awareness of Las Vegas' past and the importance of water preservation. The site is also home to the Nevada State Museum (opening 2009.) The Preserve is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., daily. Trails close at dusk or 6 p.m. (whichever comes first). The Preserve is located at 333 S. Valley View Blvd. in Las Vegas (between US 95 and Alta Drive.) Purchase tickets online or by calling 702-822-7768.

Source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Las_Vegas_Springs

Visitors to Las Vegas are blinded by all the glitz and glamour, so they miss the great history of the town. Old Las Vegas is definitely a sight to behold, so use this as your guide to a memorable trip back in time.

 

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Most parents don't include Las Vegas in their list of itineraries or vacation choices because they prefer to go somewhere where they can bring the kids along. Here's an update for some of you who still do not know the latest in Las Vegas. Your whole family can now have entertainment and casino fun via the Circus, Circus Family Fun Vegas Style.

It's the kind of ploy that the Circus, Circus Las Vegas Hotel think-tanks gambled on in order to attract more visitors. Why make Las Vegas a haven dedicated just for the gambling aficionados? As the most kid friendly hotel in town, Circus, Circus Las Vegas Hotels made it possible for parents to enjoy friendly casino entertainment without having to feel guilty about it. Parents can now bring their children along because the whole family can have Circus, Circus Family Fun Vegas Style.

Now a lot of other hotels are following suit by enhancing their own hotels with kid friendly facilities. Circus, Circus Family Fun Vegas Style includes The Adventuredome Theme Park where the young ones can hang out and have their own brand of fun. The hotel's management also created the Circusland RV Park, where families can park their Recreational Vehicles and perhaps maximize their budget by staying inside their RVs during the night.

Although you cannot forget the fact that the casinos are in the very heart of Circus, Circus, Las Vegas Hotel, because the hotel will not be one of the largest in he world just for nothing. The hotel is so huge that it also has some onsite shopping for the moms like exclusive boutiques and stores. The kids will be delighted to spend dad's winnings with the trinkets and other kid friendly stuff sold for Under Ten Dollars while others can be acquired at the trading Post.

Step out of the hotel and explore other fun sites in the area, Circus, Circus Family Fun Vegas Style has these other suggestions for you which the whole family can enjoy at absolutely no costs:

Checkout the Fall of Atlantis Show at Caesar's Palace, it's all about animatronics in full action. It's like a saltwater aquarium complete with laser lights to provide entertainment where you can see divers putting on a show of feeding the fish. Anyone who has a question to ask will have a chance of getting some answers because there's a staff member who's around to provide you with the answers.

Circus, Circus Family Fun Vegas Style will point you to the Cambridge Community Center where the whole family can see a free movie along with some popcorn; every Saturday at 1:00 pm. A different movie is scheduled to be shown each week so check out the movie guides they come out with every Friday. It is important for kids under 12 to be accompanied by an adult so they will be allowed to go inside and watch the freebie movie.

Bring the kids to the Hawaiian Marketplace Island. Catch the different performances of musicians, lei makers, hula dancers, fire and knife dancers and birds in full animatronics action. The Barbary Coast Casino has its own free offering of live pseudo-Elvis performances, with Elvis look-alike and Elvis sound-alike renditions of authentic Elvis songs.

Circus, Circus Family Fun Vegas Style is really kid friendly and to prove it they will point you to the M & M World which does not need any further introduction. Know everything you want to know about this confectionary wonder where kids can see all the interesting things that could be inside an M & M museum.
If the M & M World whetted your appetite for more chocolate, make Ethel M's Chocolate Factory your next stop. Free admission and free samples will more than satisfy all the chocolate cravings you've been having since you visited the M & M World.

How about some Eco-friendly educational tour and witness the Living Machine? Watch the process by which this machine mimics a natural method of recycling as much as 32,000 gallons of wastewater to make it suitable for providing sustainable sources of water for irrigation.

As a final freebie treat, Circus, Circus Family Fun Vegas Style will direct you to the Marjorie Barrick Museum of History, located at the University of Nevada Las Vegas Campus. Learn about Western culture as well as the history of Mexico as a great part of the Las Vegas history in both entertainment and educational medium all for free

Circus, Circus Family Fun Vegas Style has greatly changed the face of Las Vegas entertainment and has now recognized as to who really calls the shots in the family. Circus, Circus Las Vegas took a gamble in making the hotel kid friendly and the fact that it worked and being imitated by the other hotels is proof that kids have the greatest say.

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Whether traveling to Las Vegas or being a current state resident, it is almost a foregone conclusion that at some point you are going to want to experience the nightlife scene. Because Las Vegas prides itself in being the city that never sleeps, a good starting point to examine in looking for fun are the clubs. So where to start?

The Club Rio is, as the name suggests, in the Rio Hotel about mid-way down The Strip at 3700 West Flamingo Road. The first thing everyone wants to know are the costs included in having a good time. At Club Rio local women have a free cover charge, while out of state female attendees pay $10. Men require a flat cover charge of $20. When looking into the drinking costs, you can expect that their mixed drinks are going to be $5 and above, while wine will hover around the $4.25 range at minimum. Beer starts at $3.75.

So, what to wear? Like most nightclubs, particularly prominent ones in Las Vegas, there is a dress code. Jeans, sandals, sneakers and shorts are strictly prohibited, while men also must have collared shirts.

As far as scheduling and events go, Club Rio's working hours on Thursdays are 11p.m.-4a.m., while on Friday and Saturday it opens half past 11p.m. and closes at its normal hour. If you arrive after 11p.m. any of these three nights you can expect quite a wait in line, so as is usually the case for going out with a big group, arrive early. On Fridays and Saturdays one can expect DJ music, whereas every Thursday is 'Latin Libido Night.'

Because Club Rio's clientele range from adults 25-35 years of age, you can expect a stylish, spicy and sexy experience within its walls. It is well known to be a huge haven for the singles crowd, with plenty of people to mingle with and numerous beautiful cocktail waitresses serving your liquor needs. Laser lights mosaic in pattern and video panels create a stellar atmosphere for all to enjoy, and there are specific seating areas for casino players.

Overall Club Rio is a terrific place to socialize and enjoy music that is certainly ear opening but not altogether deafening. Located near the Masquerade Village, it is an experience that is unrivaled in Las Vegas nightlife and a benchmark of personal and group entertainment with locals and visitors alike. The huge and inviting dance floor awaits you.

 

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When most people think of Las Vegas, a conference for training the world's top executives is probably the last thought on their mind. While it may not be the first item to come to mind, that is exactly what will be happening in Las Vegas this Summer, as Elite Exec Ed hosts their first Summit for Corporate Executives later this Summer.

Could Las Vegas become the Harvard of the West? That is the question posed by Elite Exec Ed when they announced the formal plans for their first executive training seminar to be held in Las Vegas this August. Elite Exec Ed, founded by Steven Phelan, a Professor at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), is an executive education company based in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The company strives to bring the newest ideas from a number of acclaimed universities under one roof, for a business education convention put together for the most elite executives driving corporate America today. The conference put together by Elite Exec Ed is comprised of the best executive programs offered by the professors of the nation's leading business schools, such as Harvard, Wharton and Kellogg.

In a press release issued by Elite Exec Ed, founder Steven Phelan stated, “We are not locked in to the perspective of just one school or one mode of thinking - our emphasis is on bringing the latest and greatest ideas from the world's best business schools.”

With other executive development conferences, it is not uncommon for a participant to find themselves being one of a thousand other individuals cramped into a crowded auditorium. What sets Elite Exec Ed's event apart from others is that enrollment is limited to just 25 elite executives. This provides a level of one-on-one instruction for participants that no other seminar can match.

“Many events that feature well known speakers charge thousands of dollars for attendees to passively sit in a theater with thousands of others,” comments Phelan. “We have explicitly designed our event to encourage two-way interaction with the speakers, and attendees are openly invited to raise issues of importance to them and their companies”.

With only 25 seats available, event organizers expect the conference to fill up quickly. Registration to the executive training program will include three nights accommodation at the Signature at MGM Grand, as well as gourmet breakfasts and lunches. All materials required for participation in the event are also supplied.

Additional information on attending the event, scheduled for August 22-24, can be obtained online at www.eliteexeced.com

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Press Release, “Las Vegas: The Harvard of the West?” (http://www.pr.com/press-release/44203)

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Las Vegas is the perfect place to connect with singles from just about anywhere. Finding singles is as easy as it comes when bar hoping through the areas local singles bars. No matter whether you are seeking to date young/old, man/women, or whether you are gay/straight, Las Vegas is the city that never sleeps! So, where are the best single bars in Las Vegas?

Rain in the Desert @ Psalm offers one of the best night clubs in Vegas! This hot night club has it all! There are special VIP booths for the high rollers, an intricate array of lighting fixtures, an interesting mix of fire, water and fog throughout the establishment and most important, people. Hundreds of people come to this spectacular nightclub to just see how much fun they can have. Expect to pay between $20 and $40 a night to get in. You can rent a sky box for $1000 a night that can accommodate up to 20 of your friends. Cabanas are also rentable for $750 a night and can accommodate up to 20 people as well.

The Pure nightclub at Caesar's Palace is an extraordinarily popular nightclub where just about anything can happen. From the VIP to the average Joe, Pure has something for everyone. You never know what celebrities you may happen to see dancing the night away inside the Pure nightclub! Take your time and enjoy the spectacular rooms and wonderful entertainment.

The Ghostbar is located inside the Palms hotel in Las Vegas. This is the place to go where singles can mix and mingle and dance the night away at one of the most popular hot spots in Vegas! Open daily from 8pm until the wee hours of the morning the Ghostbar has it all. Expect to pay anywhere from $20 - $75 a person to get in depending on the night you choose to attend. The bar can accommodate up to 325 people, so finding someone that sparks your interest in very possible. The average drink price is between $8 and $9 bucks and you can enjoy the fabulous views of the Vegas Strip!

Gipsy nightclub caters mostly to the gay community. Here you can mix and mingle without the worry of being judged or frowned upon. Gipsy's is opened Wednesday though Monday. The fun begins at 9pm and ends when the party dies down. The club is known for uninhibited dance moves and unique clientele. Cover charges vary and cash is the only payment accepted at this hot spot! Enjoy your night with many of singles looking for their perfect match.

Tryst is another awesome singles nightclub in Las Vegas! Know the dress code before coming or you won't be allowed in. No baggy clothing, over sized jeans, hats or athletic wear permitted inside the club at all. Tryst is open nightly from Thursday through Sunday from 10pm until 4am. Enjoy the beautiful scenery as the nightclub is intricately decorated. There is a water fall and lake inside the club. A cover charge is collected nightly. This is a great place to seek out the man/woman of your dreams or just find some nice people to dance and converse with throughout the evening.

Las Vegas is the best spot for singles. There are many other nightclubs that offer entertainment and the chance at love or fun. I have only touched on some of the best singles clubs in Vegas. Enjoy your stay and best of luck finding mister or miss right!

 

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Elvis may be known as the King of Rock n' Roll, but he is certainly the King of Las Vegas too. At a time when Vegas was considered a wasteland for has-been entertainers and the crowds were much older, Las Vegas was of course the place to gamble and see the elaborate showgirls. When Elvis decided to perform regularly in Vegas back in 1969 little did he know he would eventually make it one of the most popular destinations in the world for travelers and entertainers alike, spawning cottage industries of Elvis impersonators, Flying Elvis', and Elvis-style wedding chapels.

Here now is a guide that will take you on a cinematic tour of Las Vegas based on Elvis-themed movies. One of them stars Elvis Presley, the man himself, in a lavish musical with songs, dances, and girls. Another is a hilarious comedy that will have you laughing from start to finish focusing at times on the various tribute artists for Elvis. Lastly, the third film is based on a heist of a Las Vegas hotel from a member of a gang who believes he is Elvis's illegitimate son. Each of these Elvis films highlight points of interests for you to see and visit.

Viva Las Vegas - Elvis Presley & Ann-Margret (1964)

One of Elvis' most popular films by his legion of fans, it's now considered one of his most iconic films. The theme song has become synonymous with references to Las Vegas, even to this day. You can hear it in a TV commercial for viagra, with slight changes of lyrics. In the opening of this film you hear Elvis sing his famous song as you get a glorious aerial view of the bright neon lights that are actually of downtown Las Vegas as well as some of the hotels along the Strip. Self-guided walking tours are easy by simply walking along the Fremont Street Experience in downtown. There you can see for yourself the incredible light show from each of these hotels.

Viva Las Vegas is also famous for the captivating chemistry, on and off-screen, of Elvis and his lovely co-star, Ann-Margret. After their initial meeting on-screen Elvis and his rival race car driver buddy go on a wild goose chase looking for her thinking she's a showgirl at one of the hotels along the strip. Actually her character is a swim instructor teaching children at a lavish Las Vegas hotel whose swimming pool is enormous and state-of-the-art. There is a magnificent scene of Elvis and Ann-Margret up in a helicopter looking down on Hoover Dam and Lake Mead as she gives him some very impressive trivia on these popular tourist sights just outside Las Vegas. The film has a talent contest between the two and Elvis driving in a riveting road race. Naturally it ends very romantically.

Honeymoon in Vegas - Nicolas Cage, Sarah Jessica Parker, & James Caan (1992)

This has to be one of the funniest movies ever made. I could not stop laughing over its crazy storyline. It's about a young couple, Nicolas Cage and Sarah Jessica Parker, who decide to go to Las Vegas for the weekend to get married right away. They stay in a very opulent honeymoon suite at the Bally's hotel during an Elvis Impersonators Convention. Cage's character, however, has a weakness for playing poker. He gets hoodwinked into playing an extremely high stakes game with a well known professional gambler, played brilliantly by James Caan. When Cage loses he now owes $65,000. He can absolve the debt under one condition, his fiancé.

The story gets crazier as has his fiancé is now with the professional gambler at his romantic beach home on the island of Kauai in Hawaii. Cage comes to the rescue as he heads to Hawaii to get his fiancé back. After a lot of mishaps and manipulations stemming from Caan, he just missed the two of them as they headed back to Las Vegas. Cage finally makes it back to the mainland where he miraculously hitches a ride on an old-fashioned propeller plane with a bunch of Elvis impersonators to Las Vegas. Little does he realize they won't be landing at their destination in the conventional way. After all these are the Flying Elvis', Utah Chapter, he's with. Thankfully the loving couple is then reunited. It ends with the happy couple and the Flying Elvis's at a wedding chapel.

3000 Miles to Graceland - Kevin Costner & Kurt Russell (2001)

While the first two films are light romantic comedies this one is anything but that. It's the story of two masterminds, played by Kevin Costner and Kurt Russell, and their band of recruits who plan on robbing the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas. Their disguise is to dress up as Elvis impersonators, so they can blend in with the crowd after they commit their brilliant heist. As they are en route to Las Vegas by car you begin to see flashes of rapid images of the famed Las Vegas Strip at night in all its over-the-top glory. While watching the “blink of an eye” imagery of the Strip you hear this electronic incidental music that's pulsating, energetic, and rhythmic.

Once they arrive at the hotel the film does a great job of showcasing the numerous clichés that are associated heavily with Vegas: the patrons who think they'll strike it rich at the slot machines, Elvis impersonators abound , scantily-clad showgirl floor show, an opulent hotel, and security cameras everywhere on the patrons at all times. Even though the scenes in Las Vegas are a small portion of the film it still makes a big impression. The extreme violence that ensues when the heist goes horribly awry merely drives the point home that Las Vegas always has been and still is about glitz, glamour, and glitterati.

There you have your cinematic tour of three films based on Las Vegas, along with Elvis. The first one being a musical, next a comedy, and last an action-packed film. You have all the information you need to get you started on planning or learning everything there is to know about Las Vegas. You can purchase these films at www.amazon.com that are excellent representations of Vegas.

SOURCES:

http://www.vegas.com/elvis/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

 

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