separate hotel rooms?

get a suite

Yeah but there's about 8 of us, so I wasn't sure if a single suite would be good

Never been to vegas either so I am looking at reviews, trying to find the place to book. Just basically anywhere in the strip and everything should be walking distance right?

I know to not book in old vegas lol

This post was edited by Meatstick on Feb 27 2015 04:22pm

you gotta go to old vegas for a night though it's pretty fun lol

Anyone who has been there don't be shy to recommend a hotel/casino. in the process of doing my homework on it so now is the time

Gonna be 4-5 days, like a Thursday- Sunday/Monday type thing

This post was edited by Meatstick on Feb 27 2015 04:28pm

Title sequence to House of Cards makes me really want to go to DC.



Most stuff on the strip is good. Some are more expensive then others. A bachelor's party trip probably doesn't care about whether being in a luxury hotel or not, I'd make a list of 7-8 places you'd like with strong reviews then pick the cheapest. You'll have more money to spend that way. Couldn't recommend anything specifically, different casino's and hotels appeal to different people. Only thing I'd recommend is go for the cheapest place you can find that still reviews very strongly. You're not a highroler, a celebrity, or even on your honeymoon. You want to maximize the amount of cash you have to spend in Vegas, because fun is Vegas requires money. The more you have to spend (within a set and defined budget), the better.

i like to stay at The Stratosphere or Rio or The Excalibur

remember you can drink on the sidewalks, people watching and drinking 2$ margarita yards is awesome

how is house of cards

im gonna download it

just finished all of curb your enthusiasm, the later seasons really fucking blow

the most satifsying part about going to vegas was running into a restaurant, grabbing a beer, and walking around outside drinking it

something so simple was so fucking amazing

I'd like an opinion on House of Cards, too. Probably will have to add it to my long list lol.

Planning to watch Suits and/or The Wire first.

Some people really don't like it. I think you need to like that type of show that likes the intricacies of politics to really get into it. It's not boring at all, just some people think it's tough to follow because there's so many schemes, subterfuge and intrigue to follow. It's very Machiavellian.