The Las Vegas Adventurer

There’s no question that when times are tough trips and vacations usually fall to the bottom of the priority list. But if you’ve got your heart set on it you can still find good deals and discounts with a little work!
~ Four Vegas Deals, as the email to me explained, is kind of like Woot for Vegas deals. Each day, four new hotel specials are presented, just click on the one you’re interested in for more information.
~ Travel Fun Card has Power Passes and Meal Tickets for Las Vegas. Power Pass provides visitors with access to exciting attractions for one …read more

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Are you heading into Las Vegas for Blog World Expo this weekend? Check out my links below for some tips and information on making the most out of your stay!
General Tips
~ Find an ATM
~ Tipping in Las Vegas
~ Pet friendly hotels
~ What’s the weather in Las Vegas right now?

Transportation
~ Taxi Information
~ The Las Vegas Monorail
~ The Las Vegas CAT Bus
~ Find the best gas prices
~ Car rentals
~ What’s traffic like right now?
Dining, Shows and Entertainment
~ In-N-Out Burger
~ Vegas Vegetarian
~ Best of Las Vegas 2008
~ The Best Las Vegas Buffets
Make sure you check out the other categories in the sidebar to …read more

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Though it may seem like it’s always crowded, there are some times that are better to come to Vegas than others, specifically days of the week!
If you like or don’t mind being crowded and jostled by other tourists, the standard Friday through Sunday would be the obvious choice to spend in town.
But keep in mind that Vegas isn’t alive only on the weekends – that hot club you want to check out or the restaurant on the Strip run by a celebrity chef are open seven days a week, and showing up between Sunday to Thursday will give you …read more

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With so many people coming and going through Las Vegas we tend to end up on the map whenever an outbreak of something is reported in the news. It’s not hard to see how it happens: People bring an illness in with them, whether they’re aware of it or not, do their thing here and fly back home. But while they’re here they’ve come in contact with countless other people, slot machines, chips, restaurant chairs — you get the idea.

Even if you’re not usually very worried about germs or what you touch, it’s not a bad idea to carry around …read more

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Image details: Vinyl Ready Art – Road Signs served by picapp.com
Today is our theme day around the channel, and this month’s theme was the letter “T.” Check out these T-themed posts from the Travel and Culture Channel:
At Europe String, Jul brings us lots of “T’s” with her list of favorite European destinations that start with the letter T.
At Filipina Soul, Grace celebrates her second year blogging with a look back at the Top 20 Best Posts at Filipina Soul. Choose your favorite!
At Flyaway Cafe, T is for Trevi Fountain and Three Coins in the Fountain. Why don’t you …read more

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Sadly, there aren’t many hotels in the valley that allow our fuzzy friends! Non-service animals are not allowed on casino floors, so none of the popular hotels on the Strip allow them.
There are a few, though, and if you’re determined to travel with your four-legged family members, check out the hotels below. As always, it’s always a good idea to call ahead first to double check their policies and fees as well!
Days Inn
707 Fremont St.
(702) 798-0728
$20 refundable deposit; pet cannot be left unattended
Hawthorn Inn & Suites
910 S. Boulder Highway, Henderson
(702) 568-7800
$15 fee for pets 25 pounds and under; $25 …read more

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