r/vegas

Just looking for a nice place to eat SOLO, where I won't feel like a freak. :)

My husband died- I'm taking our 20th anniversary trip to Vegas by myself and would like to find a nice place to go to dinner. I want to dress up, have a nice glass of wine, and eat a good meal in a nice atmosphere.

I worry about sitting at a bar as I don't want to be in an uncomfortable seat, legs a-dangling, trying to eat off a high surface... I really wanted to go to Delilah but it sounds like it's not solo friendly.

I've never done anything like this before, so any tips and suggestions are appreciated! Loose plans include the Neon Museum, possibly Arte cause the ads looked cool?, a spa day at the Wynn or Canyon Ranch, possibly going to Fremont Street one night but I worry about doing that alone, maybe catching Dita Von Teese.

Thanks for any help! 💗

I know there are general hotel rating posts, but hoping for something specific to my situation. Will be in vegas early december for a conference.

Older - don't mind but don't need nightlife
I do drink though, preference for divy bars and pubs
Not particularly interested in shopping
Enjoy shows, comedy etc. not necessarily headliners, perfectly happy to see the 'semi pros' playing to smallish audiences
Will likely use the gym, and possibly pool (if heated)
I don't dress up, and generally don't want to be in a place that feels overly fancy
Conference is central strip (Wynn, Venetian, MGM, Caesars) but can stay anywhere on strip within reasonable walking distance of these hotels

I am considering taking my 16 year old daughter and 12 year old granddaughter (don't ask) to Vegas for the week of Thanksgiving (not Thanksgiving day) and am considering the Palms Buffet vs the extra high-end buffets due to price and the fact that I doubt they would enjoy the higher priced ones more. What say you, /r/Vegas?

I will be in Vegas next week, 8/24-27 and need some advice. I’m traveling solo on a broken foot and will be renting an electric scooter while I’m there. Staying at Caesar’s. I feel good about navigating the hotel, etc., but not so much about anything off-property. I know the monorail and the Deuce are accessible AND it’s going to be a million degrees outside so I am trying to figure out if it’s even possible to get to Downtown, for instance. Having been to vegas many times but never like this, I am not even sire where to start because of pedestrian crossing bridges, etc. I am happy to pay for private accessible transportation as well, in case anyone knows of such a service. Any other tips and tricks are super welcome! Thanks in advance!

A friend of mine is a MGM member and was able to get me a cheap room at the Bellagio under his name. He is not going on the trip. He said that he can do mobile check in the day before and send me a QR code that I can use at the self check in kiosk. Was wondering if anyone has done this and is it as simple at that. Just walking up to the kiosk and scanning the QR code. Just a bit worried that I’m going to show up there and it isn’t going to work and I’m going to have to book at last minute room. Any advice is appreciated thank you.

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I was taking the monorail from the mgm to the linq. Got off and as I was at the escalator, some group of guys tried to pick pocket me. He was with a group of guys, that had these necklaces around them. Kinda like techy idk how to explain it. Looked like they had a computer chip with hard plastic it looked interesting.

I was going to ask them on the monorail what was it, I think one of the guys had like hacker on his shirt I cant remember. But they reminded me like a group of hackers idk why. But anyway, once I felt something reach my back pocket, I looked back and at them. I should of said something right then and there. But it was unexpected so I wasn't sure how to react.

I’m going to the T-Mobile Arena for iHeartRadio, but I am under the age of 21 so I was wondering if there were any hotels nearby that doesn’t require check-in at 21? I know it’s probably a longshot lol

Heading to Vegas in December and I saw this place last time I was there.

Is it worth it or a waste? Is the butchers feast the best deal or is it better to order everything separately?

We have a trip to Vegas coming up next summer. I’ve never been there and will have my 13 year old with me. Company is having us stay at the Rio but I’d like to head there a few days prior to that and stay on the strip for the experience. Which hotel would be most fun for a teen? Are there any shows you’d recommend, or must see places to eat, see and shop? Thank you.

I hit El Cortez this past weekend in hopes of playing some blackjack. I've been going there every few years since 2009, but it seems like each time I return there are fewer live tables and it's harder to find decent blackjack tables. I was able to find a $15 table that paid 3:2, but even it was double deck. Are the single deck tables a thing of the past there? I can't believe anyone enjoys playing at those virtual blackjack tables where there is zero social interaction. Anyway, thanks for letting me vent...