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12-17-2009 @ 2:15PM
Enough is Enough said...
So sad. Maybe if they went back to lower room prices and the greedy airlines coooperated by making travel affordable again, I for one, would be back in Vegas 3 or more times a year. Let's get real- put pressure on airlines and get them to lower costs and we will come spend our money. Heck I would even drive there if gas was more reasonable.
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12-17-2009 @ 3:31PM
Ken Williams said...
Las Vegas hs always been there for those with money. We all remember fondly "the old days" when they had the 99cent quarter pound hotdogs , 50 cent shrimp cocktails, $1.00 breakfasts downtown, etc. But those days are gone, they can not make a living from us budget gamblers who go for 5 cent slots, and all the freebies we can hustle, or see on the Las Vegas strip, or downtown..
They have unionized staff that must be paid, and higher expenses - you do not hire people in Vegas for the mininum wage. So if they shut down the rooms who is to blame them. We would all like it cheaper, but they can only go so low before going broke.. Reality stinks I agree, but the old days are past days, not the current times. Oh for a $3.95 buffet at the Lady Luck.
12-17-2009 @ 3:37PM
meneeners71 said...
The room rates at the sahara are really cheap.
12-17-2009 @ 4:27PM
holidaysin said...
What a fool you are, rooms in Las Vegas are already cheap depending on what season you go. Right now you can stay at the Mirage for $60 compared to summer when it will cost $199. Prices go high when demand is high and vice versa. If you cannot afford to stay in a casino there are hundreds of hotels near the strip that are very affordable year round. The day major casinos like Bellagio or Venetian start selling rooms for $40 a night is the day Zimbabwe takes over USA.