Most people who visit Vegas are obese smokers so it's a win win.

that's not even far

Wooow a whole mile of walking thats not humane

A mile lol an Americans worst nightmare

A solid mile is literally nothing if ur even remotely in shape

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Actually you may catch a few tits wiping down the windows. Or a few dildos hanging from them. I don’t know.

Right?!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 stop

Convince me the internet isn’t dead

Great point! Very informative

Thank you. My future Vegas trip just became a little more affordable.

Yep. We did the bus spring break. Took us from off strip to strip, even to airport. In fact, the ticket was $5 all day.

Good lookn my G !!!!

Thanks man

@frost1183 Trust and believe. DONT DO IT!!! THINGS ARE FAAARRR and it is HOT!!!!!

Makes sense I swear it always look closer than they are

@@MrSketchystudios Don't use your rear view mirror. :-)

It took one day for me to be convinced not to walk there! They have a good free tram system connecting some of the large casinos and decent public transport. You will appreciate it when it’s 105 degrees and you’ve already walked a few miles!

You couldn’t convince me to even GO to Las Vegas!

Lol..shaded them all the way 😂

lmao it's more so to represent a castle, but I get what they mean. I stayed at the Excalibur my first and only time there and I loved it, it's in a great location and within great walking distance

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A step above the dreaded 'Soviet style', aesthetic.

Where's the lie thou 😅

@donk8105 trust me friend, as do i! but honestly, take it at the same steady pace as a leisurely walk and you’ll be fine :D

Just maybe not in the summer time if you’re not from another hot desert area 😅 My friends and I visited in July and our poor British friend nearly passed out lol

No thanks, I walked my ass off in NYC I can’t imagine walking in the Vegas heat even a mile between casinos.

And some crazy people lol.

@@chookchackthe craziest ones are on fremont street tbh

@@kylemontano228 nah, the real crazy stuff is in between Linq and Flamingo.

Exactly

Yes! Its so nice seeing the strip light up at night

Agreed

Agreed ! I live here and love doing touristy stuff 😃

@@lulux9795 ..I'm a native from LA County so, we head out there all the time for the entertainment. I'm also a Trek fan so yeah, been there for the annual conventions and was able to visit the Hilton Star Trek Experience when it was running. Fun times.

Oh I noticed that! First time there all I could think was ' this city is much smaller than I thought it would be',things were narrower than I expected...of course I did go after I had already driven through Atlanta,which is Huge!

@@a.b.creator I think he was talking about the New York hotel in Vegas, not the actual NYC

@@eduardof7322 why does he say New York, New York, as in actual city. Is the hotel like the full name?

@@AlanKRegis Yes, it is.

​@@AlanKRegis Yeah it's called New York, New York Las Vegas. It was created in the 90s and features a roller coaster as well. Place was across from where I was staying (Excalibur) and it looks so cool.

The shocking thing was the construction and the way the streets are put together, it's actually outright hostile to pedestrians walking in some places. Like you have to risk getting hit by cars to get around if you don't want to take a taxi.

@@compmanio36 Can’t blame them, really. I’ve seen ‘city-folks’ insist on calling a cab or taking a bus just to go two blocks! The Strip is deceptively long, even in a straight line.

​@Troy Jollimore only 4.2 miles long. could walk tye whole thing in less than 2 hours

@@theonlineanimal6009 Didn’t say you couldn’t. Just said it wasn’t set up for it entirely…

if you think thats bad look at any american city built after the 50s

Ha! I walked from Venetian/Palazzo once to MGM. 😫 One of the dumbest things I've ever done. And it was hot af that day and I forgot to bring water.

I walked from Fremont street to the Excalibur stopping twice firstly by the hungover photograph sign then twice more towards top end once at the flamingo and another somewhere near bellagio I think. Now that really was a pilgrimage for sure. 🤦🏻‍♂️💀💪🏻🫡👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Thats about a 2 mile walk

​@@Watchugoton holy fuck man lol

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Has life been better since then?

I tend to get a lot of steps in at Vegas too. I'm in a little better shape so the worst I've ever felt was some mildly sore feet, but yeah... people acting like it's no big deal are in for a surprise.

They were probably a bit drunk too😢

Saw the exact same thing but I did walk all 😅 loved even bit of it

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Hotels on the strip can be pretty cheap

That and the overall deception of Vegas. Lol Idk why ppl go especially repeat...

The prices can actually be incredibly reasonable. Especially if you go during the week. I go because I live in the Los Angeles area. Hotels out here are crazy expensive and they never go down. Vegas is a quick getaway from LA, it’s 1/4 of the prices of hotels in Southern California. There’s great shopping and dining and entertainment. I don’t gamble. I also never leave on a Sunday because I’m pretty sure that 75% of the people there are also from California and heading home after the weekend. It has taken me 8-12 hours to get home on what is normally under 4 hours to drive. Traffic can be horrendous.

You’re joking right? Las vegas hotels are some of the cheapest I’ve stayed and nicer than most hotels I’ve been to. I’m literally going this weekend and was able to get a room at the Strat for $65/night. In my hometown, a typical hotel would cost about $140 and its not even half as nice. Vegas hotels are generally cheap because they want you to spend your money to gamble. Unless you go to a really nice one like Venitian, then maybe like $200/night for the cheapest room.

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To be fair, Vegas is in a fucking desert.

​@Carlos I lived in tucon. 115 degree and desert all around. as long as you hydrated. a mile ain't nothin. even in the heat

@@theonlineanimal6009 as long you hydrate. People don't drink water in Vegas lol

you don’t understand how hot vegas is lmao, walking is way harder than you’d think

The average American can't even walk 50 yards. Americans will stalk a parking space at the mall if they see the current occupant of that parking space packing up to leave, because physical exercise is best avoided at any cost. Oh but they'll claim they're disabled. Gee I wonder how they're health got that way. And yet they associate revving a loud vehicle as somehow being tough, while their bodies are completely useless. They're a riddle I have yet to understand.

Yea when i went, i was facing the airport at the mgm lol

@@dustercat21I Wish I could be facing the airport

Fine by me if I'm getting a deal tho! Last time I stayed at the Bellagio I had that highway view but I didn't care. Was barely in there and they hooked it up for cheap. Huge corner suite too.

In most cases you can specifically book a room with a certain view. They're a little more expensive than the regular rooms as you said, but they allow you to choose if you want. Our first visit we stayed at the Venetian for a really high priced suite that wasn't advertised with a view; nice looking room but the view out the window was literally of a wall. Second trip we stayed at the Flamingo, spent maybe a little less for a room that was just okay by itself, but we had a perfect view of the Bellagio Fountains.

When I stayed at the Luxor, my window view was the Excalibur and farther away, an In N Out Burger!

you’re welcome!

This didn’t educate 😂😂 this isn’t to make buildings less intimidating it’s to trick you into thinking the rooms are bigger and nicer than they are. Then you rent one and get in it and see the big window is only 1/4 yours. Lol

@@MeowNow494 loser

Syphilis and criminal charges do not stay in Vegas.

@@revanamell1791 😂 right

Excalibur is a dump inside, though, and smells like rancid coconut. It needs to be demolished.

I like it, it just shows the sheer massiveness of the place. Plus, if you think of it, most castles were the same way, they were supposed to look big and intimidating.

I was asked to rate your comment specifically lol

@zionistjewish9513 the Excaliber smelled like horse stables and potpourri

My first time going Vegas, the buses were awesome, second time I went, it was absolute horrendous. Took 2 hours for 1 bus to come and road work every where so bus stops move to different locations

Ahhh the visuals. Thanks for sharing! 💧

Yes but bet you looked awesome doing it!

It's cheesy but pretty cool I liked it ..its dated and feels like 90s vegas

That's the ONLY reason they do it. It has nothing to do with "looking intimidating."

Me trying to figure out the Uber pick ups.

​@@savannahsantos4560 don't get me started lol

@@savannahsantos4560 why mention a specific illegal taxi? why not just say taxi?

​@@circusboy90210 illegal taxi, what?

I worked at Excalibur. It is like a penitentiary. The employees have to come in and go through a dungeon. And we're not allowed to leave on oue lunch and we are forced to donate to charities we don't want to through intimidation and mandatory forms to fill out.

@@LASVEGASREALTOR the smell inside the slot machines is nostalgic for me I went as a kid. I’m sorry about that.

I came here for this comment! 😂

​​@@LASVEGASREALTOR Sounds like a Las Vegas thing though, Excalibur is owned by MGM so I can assume all MGM hotels in Vegas operate on the same principles?

They make pickpocket proof pants now

You're more likely to get assaulted by someone trying to sell you something than a pickpocket. Here's another good tip for avoiding people like that. Get a Golden Knights shirt or cap. Wear it around when you don't want to be bothered and just ignore everyone. I once walked past a group of guys stationed on one of the pedestrian bridges trying to catch people to funnel them to a timeshare thing. One of them tried picking me out of the crowd and he comes up to me with the old "Excuse me, can I ask you a question?" They always try to get you to stop with personal questions, like if you're with your spouse they'll ask something like "How long have you two been together?" I used to try to lie to them and tell them that my flight was leaving in the afternoon, but I've heard that they hear that excuse all the time and they still pressure you to do the timeshare thing anyway. That day I was wearing my Golden Knights hat, and I didn't want to deal with them, so I just ignored him entirely. As I was walking away, I hear him say, "Oh, you're a local. Never mind." Also on the Timeshare thing, if you ever do get suckered into one (because these people are totally soulless, they'll tell you anything to get you in the door. They like to hire third party people now to tell you that they don't work for any one resort but for the city itself, which is a total lie, and that it totally isn't a timeshare thing, which as also a total lie. It's gotten so shady nowadays.) Just keep reminding yourself that it's always a scam and never worth your money, and most importantly that time is always on your side. Every second they waste on you trying to scam you out of your money is one second that they aren't out scamming a more gullible dope out of their money instead. Call their bluff. It might take an hour, but they'll give you your free shit eventually.

​@@whitworth5s248 unrelated but also not unrelated i guess, the Golden Knights presence in Vegas is ridiculous. I've never seen a team loved by so many locals. You won't even find that in Boston or Toronto which are two of the most hardcore fanbases right now. Yeah, a lot of Bruins and Leafs jerseys come out on game day, but Vegas had Golden Knights stuff everywhere every day, and game day was something else.

@@whitworth5s248 I use the timeshare folk for my own entertainment. I hate staying in the same place every time, and a timeshare of any kind is NOT an investment property. It’s a loss every year until you get sick of it and unload it at a deep discount. So I let them blather away at me while drinking their drinks and eating their food, thoroughly engaged and having a good time with them. I know I won’t purchase, but they don’t. So it’s fun to let them try to make me. I can drag it out as long as a movie, and then just pull the plug and walk away. No guilt if your job is primarily pressuring suckers to make unwise purchases.

Don’t stop for anyone

Walking the strip, you're on parole. :)

we only go when we have out of town visitors, who insist on going.

@@hawkthorn33 facts! Only times I've been on the strip this year 😂 when my bros visited and when my parents visited.

Fremont street is more litty. I like how everything is close to each other.

I've lived here for 6 years, and we have not been to the strip at all. Not even Downtown. We rarely gamble and if we do it's in our local casinos.

lol I remember getting out of the military and moving to vegas, us locals called tourists "parasites" lmfaoooo

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I love walking the Strip. The heat can get to you, but most of the resorts, especially those on the central part of the strip, are close enough together that you only need to be out in the sun for a few minutes at a time. Ducking into casinos even if you have no desire to gamble is an absolute must on a hot day.

or 50

nailed it

@vegasfeedz

My wife loves the Tuscany Casino and Hotel on Flamingo. They're like mini apartments and a just right size with some very good restaurants.

Thank you for sharing an actual tip that is really good to know and keep in mind so you can plan and navigate those better. So many comments on here are just people bitching but nothing constructive to be helpful. You tip is helpful!

feedz always with the knowledge drop

same...I've always been walking everywhere there....MGM to Venetian & I always think Vegas is not a big city ...so easy to walk around it!

What do you have against Terry Benedict?

The windows make you think it’s shorter walk than it is, so don’t walk because you’re being tricked

@@VegasFeedz nice try bub, but no

@@mookiecookie44 thanks for watching bub!

My tour guide in las Vegas did tell us not to try explore other hotels and I guess this was the reason, that they are further than you think and the walkways aren't made for exploring. I remember trying to go to the one next door then looking at the time and thinking better not.

@@VegasFeedz This message paid for by the Las Vegas Taxi and Uber Association.

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I did too... Just the opposite. Strat to Mandalay Bay then back

Omg you're crazy. That is so far 😭😭 bless you

LMAO

The same contractors that build casinos, build prisons!

Vegas is pretty sweet if you know where to go and what and who to avoid

Some KZfaq videos show that walk. It's on my bucket list...

i learn a lot but i like theyr haunted stuff

Who has the best Chinese? I remember a killer meal at The Red Rock, but they changed chefs.

😂😂 funny but he does

feedz the best

better than the other wannabe creators in Vegas

This comment would be really dark and funny if it turned out that you were actually a double amputee.

Why didn't you go after that?

If you go to Vegas today expecting the same experience you got 25 years ago you will be disappointed.