Love that Sportbook. I just found out that used to be a movie theater when it was MGM grand this why its stadium type seating. I always loved its style
The Resort Tower hallways themselves are a relic of Days Gone By. You could drive a golf cart down those hallways. Today, space is at such a premium you will never see a hallway that large, or those nice sitting areas near the elevators.
One of the things I always liked about Ballys was the pool, which, having been built in the late 1970s, is deep. That usually means it's nice and cold, which is great in the summer heat.
A view with a room. Thank you for taking us along. Really enjoy the video experience until we all get back. Have stayed there more than once. I go waaaaaaaaaay back and still remember when it was the MGM.
I really enjoy using the monorail when you are staying in one of the connected hotels, it really does make things easier to navigate. Hopefully it opens back up soon. Really enjoying your content. I am supposed to go to Las Vegas in December and I am still debating going (because of the pandemic) so your videos are helpful to see what’s going on and how serious folks are taking the pandemic. Thank you!
I love the monorail and always have. Yes it can be inconvenient for some, but I have always loved riding it and you're right it does add convenience when staying in a monorail hotel. Thanks for watching the videos! I'm so glad you are enjoying them and hope you can make a Vegas trip soon and when you are comfortable with it!
WOW! That room and it’s view we’re amazing...great to be able to see the fountains like that. What I loved about this video is the fact it shows other things exists in Vegas apart from casinos ( DOH I know). The restaurants,eatery’s and fabulous gift shops. Definitely would leave hubby in the casino whilst I spent hours ( and a small fortune ) in there,getting my “ tat” as he calls it... Loved all the hotel history and facts.....another great video,thanks 👍
Bally’s was, in the early to mid 90’s, our “Go to” place because, for about two years (maybe ‘92-‘94, right when we were first married but before the kids!) they had an ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL offer! 2 nights room, 2 tickets to either Jubilee or whoever was in the showroom (we ended up seeing the surprisingly fantastic Tom Jones at least 3 times and the less-fantastic Righteous Brothers twice), 4 buffets and $20 in coins--for $99!! Simply the Best offer I’ve ever seen in Vegas in my 30 years living out here in San Diego!
Because they had to make up for all the dead people from the fire. NO ONE wanted to be in the building. Still carries some bad vibes if you know what happened. I went to the Grand Opening in about 1974. I was about 14.
@@Milestomemories I ate in the Deli probaby 15 times before the fire. My mother owned a travel agency in Orange County so she would get free stays often and we would go as afamily on my dads days off. After the fire and as I got older I would go myself. I was trying to overcome the strange feelings but never did. I still think about it every time I see a video like this. Just a reminder of how fast it can be over.
Thanks for this video. Bally’s was our go to hotel because of the location and we were comped for our stay, before all the ridiculous resort fees,. We stayed in the same tower as you and the room was huge compared to other standard rooms . I believe it was 540 sq. ft. I would hire you for a tour of Vegas from a local. You know so much of the history and just the off beat knowledge.👍
Thanks Thelma! I think they have bigger rooms that aren’t quite suites but I got a run of the mill standard room. Not huge but not small. Thanks again for the kind words!
I JUST SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR CHANNEL TODAY, SUCH A FANTASTIC AND FUN TO WATCH VIDEO, YOUR CAMERA MAKES ME FEEL LIKE I AM IN VEGAS WALKING AROUND, THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING, SIMPLY INCREDIBLE VIDEO
I'm a fairly new member to your channel but not to Las Vegas. I have been to Vegas 515 times since 1965. I spent 10 years in the tour bus business bringing gamblers in from California. I was the tour guide as well and went on every trip. I've stayed in just about every motel hotel in Vegas past and present. Now I visit Vegas for a week in june and a week over Christmas. I'll be back to Ballys for a week starting December 19. I love the larger rooms in Ballys. The fridge and great food like Wahlbergs and and the Blue Ribbon Chicken. I remember the Sunday buffet when it was like $49.00 Not a $125.00. That was still outrageous. I'm getting a week for $128.00 I wonder which tower they will be using over the Holidays (maybe both). I'm going to catch up on all your videos. Thanks!
Wow that’s quite a history! Hopefully they’ll have both towers open, but yeah the Sterling Brunch has gone way up in cost. That price for a week is amazing!
I stayed in Bally's on my first trip to Vegas. Loved convenient central location. The room was decent and price was reasonable. Hope to go back when the border re-opens. Canuck from Toronto.
In the '80s (when I lived there) I used to play poker at Bally's during the transition from MGM Grand. The late Red Foxx was frequently in the room, sitting in his coat and playing a quiet game of stud. The regulars let him be and tourists usually had no idea who he was.
@@vikings844 No, but when he won a pot, he said, "You big dummy." Just kidding, he actually played very quietly. He apparently just wanted to enjoy the game and be left alone. And I never saw anyone bother him.
Thank you for the video! We are from Southern California, and we always choose to stay at Bally's for it's central location on the strip, reasonable hotel prices, and we always loved getting the exact room you showed! We also love that it's not as "busy" as the surrounding modern casinos, and we could always walk to Paris for a quick change of pace. The shops and eateries in the area that connects Paris and Bally's is always great to walk through (the Crepe shop is always a must-stop), as well as the little mimosa window right across. We look forward to returning to Vegas as soon as everything gets better! Thank you again for the great content, and look forward to more of your videos!
I'm staying there 2 nights March 27,28! Cool vid! Very informative! I choose the Jubilee Tower I reserved the king strip view and apparently from what I saw on other vids it has a view of the Paris Eiffel Tower and the fountains so that should be awesome! Again thanks for posting this vid! I will subscribe!
I got to Vegas more than anybody and never thought to do a blog!! Super stupid I am!! I’ve stayed at almost every hotel and the old turn down one’s too!! I love your blog!! I’m headed back to Vegas tomorrow just got back last week
Back in the old days when Bally's was the MGM, they had a live male lion that you could get a picture with, or get eaten by. They also had a great collection of movie memorabilia and it was free. I always wondered what happened to the memorabilia items. One thing that was interesting was the very small size of the movie star dresses from the 40s and 50s.
Interesting. It's sad the new MGM really lost its theme so quickly. Posing with a live lion at a Vegas casino is just another reason I wish I had a time machine!
Great vlog! I am a Diamond member like you. I usually stay at Ballys for the location more than anything else. Actually I like the location of the pool. It's quiet back there and the only one with a deep end. The fridge in the room is handy. You can go next door to CVS and stock it up and save $$. The Starbucks at the front of Ballys is my favorite in Vegas. It is huge and architecturally inside it is unique. I have never seen anything like it. Worth a visit. It is staffed by Starbucks employees, not Caesar's and has a good selection of sandwiches. Good wifi.
I’ll have to look for the Starbucks. Admittedly there are so many of them sometimes I don’t pay too close attention. You’re the second person to mention the deep end at the pool. I agree that is a cool feature and one I’ll have to check out on a future visit!
Funny...I prefer a long, skinny casino to a sprawling monster like MGM! Glad you got to stay at Bally’s...it’s a great location! I’ve had many nice things happen here...left $20 bucks in a machine once and was able to get it back cuz a kind staff member retrieved it and contacted me about it using my slot card; helped a guy look for a loose diamond he dropped outside the jeweler’s in the Mall area..funny to see several folks scuttling around on the floor outside the door...and we found it! Went to a pre-screening of the tv series “Heroes” there (got $20 bucks and popcorn too for my review...loved that series!) Randomly found $32 in an empty dresser drawer there...never figured that one out; won $250 bucks on the huge slot machine in the Paris-Bally’s corridor..paid out in $1 tokens, I think! And loved playing video poker just outside the Indigo Lounge when one of the R&B bands was performing. Good times....and I heard the name will soon be changed to “Horseshoe”! Love your vids!
Bally’s is like an old friend to me. I have so many memories in Bally’s. Mi stay there every time I don’t even look anywhere else. I have so many memories of the love of my life. It hurts to think of times past and how they will never be again. When I am there I remember her and family. Now when I am there by myself it is so quite and lonely. The memories are great but they can sometimes make me sad. I do live in the moment even if it is just a very short time.
I have stayed in that room - well, technically a room just like it, just a few floors lower. I was there in 2019, around Christmas 2020, and will be there in mid-April and over Thanksgiving 2021. I like it.
Wow. What a beautiful hotel, i always thought it was old and run down, u did say its been renovated. I have never bothered to go in because its always a hot mess with all the crowds in that area. We'll be back in December, maybe the crowds will still be lite so we can check it out.
Yup you basically get the benefit of one complex with those two hotels. I believe when Paris first opened it actually operated under Bally's gaming license. Not 100% sure if that is an urban myth or truth, but I came across it in my research.
have stayed at ballys 3 times. love it,s central location. i like their rooms and generous size compared to some others. last time had a similar view to yours. we tried that chicken place last time. was okay.i would not hesitate to stay there again. great review.
I have stayed at Bally's many times. All around it is my favorite place because of driving convience, valet parking, views, location to other casinos ie Ellis Island (with a mico brewery, although a little scary walking to it at night) . I do like the solid bed base so I won't be surprised by a dead hooker placed underneath the bed. The big negative is that the pool is located at the far(and I mean FAR) southeast corner of the property.
It’s been a great trend to install flat screen TVs and removing those huge, ugly armoires that took up so much floor space. Nicely upgraded bath, too....I’ve always liked Bally’s!! Many happy visits there, including a stay in one of the goofy suites with the whirlpool tub out in the room!!
Bathroom especially shower is fantastic! Excellent water pressure, which is appreciated after a long day of gambling. Definitely a high point of the room.
I stayed at Bally's in August of 2019 and was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable the room was. I didn't like the hike back to the back of the building to get to the elevator, but I think that's the case with most casinos. When it's 4am and you hit the doors of your hotel, you want to be in bed in about 3 minutes. Thanks for the update!
I don't know how much $ I played at Bally's, and would stay to the side of it at Bourbon Street (small, but friendly staff). Between B.S. , Bally's and the Max, I loved that block of Vegas...Of course Flamingo, and the others got some of my $$ too, and use to spend right much time in Barbary Coast, now Cromwell....thanks for all of your videos....Homer in Salem, VA
@@Milestomemories It seems like all the places that I stayed at are now gone...Dunes, Riv, Burbon St. so many memories, and it has changed sooo much since I last visited...
My first time to Las Vegas, in 1991, I stayed at Bally’s. It’s had quite a few refurbishing and upgrades since I was there. My room had a nice view of the side street and the side ofbthe hotel across the street; I lose track of that was O’Shays or Barbary Coast (both have changed since then, as have many, many others.) nothing particularly fancy, on the order of what you’d find from Holiday Inn, Ramada or other mid-range hotels elsewhere. The bed was comfortable and it had a couple comfortable easy chairs. TV was okay, for 1991 standards, and included pay-per-view movie choices; something still fairly new at the time. While I’d been to Vegas several more times, I often visited the casino but never stayed there again.
Thanks for sharing your history with Bally's. You were probably looking at Barbary Coast which is now The Cromwell. That sits right across Flamingo from Bally's. O'Sheas was just a bit further North on the Strip!
there is something i have always liked about Bally's. I actually over all prefer the ceases properties but unfortunately don't stay at them as often as i do MGM properties as MGM gives better comps and room deals. I do really want to stay here at some point though. also there is a really good Ramen place in the grand bazar shops called Ramen Ya.
Hey Shawn, How is the walk to the Bally's check-in lobby and then check-in lobby to the room elevators?? I have disabled elderly coming with me and its difficult on them, if its a long walk?? Is the pool you showed closer to Paris Casino?....or actually Paris Casino's pool? Lastly, how would you rank the Caesars Las Vegas properties based on: Parking structure to get to the check-in lobby Things to do inside the Casino Room cleanliness, noises coming from other rooms Affordability Thanks for your video Shawn......
You kind of zipped by the bars. Were they open, people there??? We haven't been for a while and we plan to go back soon. A little worried about the cleanliness of the rooms, based on other posts. How did things appear to you? Thanks for your review, very well done.
The lobby bar was open, but not really busy. The lounge they have wasn't open nor were the bars at many of the restaurants since they were closed. I'll try to do a better job in future videos of filming that stuff.
@@Milestomemories You did a great job, but you just didn't cover the whole casino. Gosh, don't feel bad, you did good. Great coverage and overview of how things look now. For us, who are Bally's fans, we just wanted to see more and living through your video. Thanks again for the video.
I go to Vegas quite a bit and i have to say i get comped at all Caesars properties. Out side of the palace, Ballys is my go to spot. I'll add a couple f things for your readers. The rooms are much larger than paris and don't over look the fridge. Vegas is doing the upsell all the time so having cold water or drinks ar hand beats running downstairs all the time and paying top dollar. Also the center strip location is a huge plus. Your near everything. Plus you can sneak out the back and in just a couple of block walk, your near ellis island and tuscney suites which have a lot of good and cheap dining options. The sports book was planned so that people could use the nearby outside lot and quickly run in and make bets. of course this was before online gaming. Ballys has the only deep pool on the strip. So if you actually want to get totally wet and swim its the bomb. Lastly, Ballys s more of an adults place. It's old school comfortable,good location etc. but great for people who want to gamble, see vegas and actually enjoy sleeping lol it's not a club resort so not packed with drunkin kids or families...just sayin
Bally's use to operate table games in that mall...@7:05 about at this spot - you can see the eyes in the sky. Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken is delicious, give it a try. Boy, as you noted, if you stay here and want to go to the pool - that going to be quite a hike. If you stay in the tower that is closer to the strip, you'll get to walk though the casino to get to the pool. When you showed the gym for the hotel it reminded my the Bally's used to operate a chain of gyms, Bally's Total Fitness. That place has a lot of history. I think the shops in front were built on the cheap, that area is just so awful looking.
Yeah the pool area is so far and you're right the Jubilee (I think) Tower closest to the Strip is such a hike for guests. Even the main tower is a long walk. Interesting they used to have games down in the mall. I guess it makes sense given the location of the Sports Book. I used to really not like the Grand Bazaar Shops but I guess I have sort of gotten used to them and grown to like them. It is definitely a huge contrast to the Bellagio Fountains across the way and I don't mean that in a good way. Thanks Al!
You can book a Jubilee room which is in that tower. When I stayed they had it closed, but if it is open I think asking would be enough. Those rooms were renovated in 2014 so they are a bit older than the one I stayed in.
Been to Vegas two times. Once over the July 4th weekend and just got back not to long ago. I stayed at Flamingo both times. How would you compare the sizes of the rooms to Flamingo? I stayed almost up on the top floor the first time, found it was sorta noisey where I was. Just this last time had a smaller room, 1 queen on the 4th floor. Not too bad but wasn't much of a view and sorta noisy being almost next to soda vending machine. traffic...
The Flamingo has pretty standard rooms I'd say for that level of property. I don't think standard rooms in Linq, Harrah's, etc. are much different size wise. If you want bigger room then you get them when you step up to higher end properties like Wynn, Venetian, etc. The newer casinos probably have better soundproofing too!
Normally you book into one tower or the other, but you could definitely request it. The tower is actually called the Jubilee Tower but South Tower was its old name. During the week I think sometimes they have it closed (as it was for my stay). One thing to keep in mind is that Jubilee Tower rooms were renovated in 2014 (I think) while the tower I stayed in was renovated a year ago. Both rooms are decent but the one I stayed in is probably a little fresher, although with more distant views.
The Sports Book used to actually be a pretty sizable theatre that, in the 90’s, was first a comedy club (where I got to see CHRIS ROCK in 1993!! Fantastic!) and then became a nightclub before it was redeveloped
I see that empty fridge, I'm definitely booking. This is the main reason why I've mostly stayed at Treasure Island. I've stayed at other MGM resorts where they fill it up and if you remove any items, they will charge for it. I can't believe they charge $40-$50 for resort fee and you can't even use the fridge. At the Mirage they wanted $30 a day if you wanted an extra fridge they can provide you with 🤦♂️🤷♂️. I can't wait to get back to Vegas. I totally agree with you with the Grand Bazaar Shop, looks so dated and cheap. Don't care about any of the shops there. Last Jan I was walking around there at 3am and to my surprise, there were several "working girls" standing around there working the street. Been to Vegas many times and that was the first time seeing that. Thank you for your video! Very informative!
This is the old site of the MGM Grand, in 1980 they had fire that broke out in one of the kitchen’s unfortunately killed 87 people. I heard people were still gambling while the fire was rolling.
I am a Ceasar's Diamond (through matching), and plan to stay at a Ceasar's casino at the end of March. I will be with my family (including kids ages 10 and 6), so we want a pool (if it is open) and a clean room. Do you have a ranking of the Ceasar's hotels? We were planning on Bally's due to price.
I'm using the DJI Osmo Mobile 3 right now but the OM4 just came out and I am debating whether to upgrade. There might be some sales on the 3 as they look to clear out inventory.
My first time in Las Vegas in 2007 , I stayed at Bally's and it was not a pleasant start. after i check in there was something wrong with the room and they said they didn't have rooms ready , so i went to get something to eat when i went back to my room i could not get in. They check me out and gave the room to someone else with my luggage in the room. the guy in the room was very honest and got my luggage back. went back down to front desk and they told me they were sold out but then they found a room. Never again i will stay there Last 3 times i stayed at Harrah's.
I'm no expert on style, but I stay in a lot of hotels and it felt modern to me. They use a similar red in the Paris rooms too that I like. Maybe I'm just partial to red! 😂
@@Milestomemories Agreed. The room is done in a modern theme overall.The wall paper is very 80's and the lamps are actually kinda 60's space age. The Black/white/red motif is what my decorator pals call "post Miami Vice". But the rooms are MUCH nicer than when I was there last.
Interesting to compare - I stayed in the Jubilee tower mid-sept, king room. Wallpaper, bed, dresser, tv& bathrooms are identical! But there was no usb, and only two electric plugs, one being in the bathroom. The view was of the whole Eiffel tower, Paris pool, 3/4 of Bellagio fountain, & south strip. I preferred the old street front, it was great color & fantastic for people watching. Vegas has too many shops- and they frequently go belly up because of it. As for Blue Ribbon, I got chicken there twice- but only because I wanted meat. Didn't care for it, skin was the only flavorful thing. The actual meat was way too bland. But it's quick, and the employees couldn't have been nicer. Biggest bummer for Bally's= 103° and the pool was closed!
Interesting. I am guessing maybe you were there on a weekend? For the day I stayed Jubilee wasn't even bookable, but who knows how they are blocking out the rooms/towers. The Jubilee Tower was renovated in 2014 so its a little older. I agree Jubilee being so close to the Strip has better views for sure! Thanks for watching!
Bally’s is probably the best value in Vegas. All the rooms are recently renovated and the location is great. I’ve gone out every year for March Madness for the past 4 years up until this past year. We usually always stay at Bally’s or Paris. Only complaint about Bally’s is the casino itself is one of the worst of all the Caesars properties and the sports book location is terrible. Also there’s not very many good places to eat inside the property that you can get comps for other than Burger Brassiere. Except Sterling Brunch. I see they’ve recently opened a Nobu though which is much needed. I do like the Paris casino though which is why we’ve stayed there the past 2 years. Hopefully the COVID vaccine can be safely and widely distributed over the next few months because I’m having severe Vegas withdrawals
The rooms are the same I believe with all of them having been recently renovated. Jubilee does get some closer Strip views since it is right on LV Blvd.
What hotel would you recommend for the wife and I? Going next month just for a good break away. Was looking at cosmo that’s on my top of list Love the video never seen the Bally’s rooms before room prices are always cheap when I check on Vegas
If you can swing the cost I think Cosmo is the best hotel in Vegas. Outside that if you don’t mind South Strip then Delano is always nice and there are some decent deals with Chase Luxury Hotel Collection and Amex Fine Hotels and Resorts. But again Cosmo is my fave.
I had never stayed at Bally’s, didn’t think much of it and preferred the “nicer” hotels. But last year, my two sons insisted we stay there and save our money for gambling. I love going to Las Vegas with my sons, and we take at least 1-3 trips a year. Long story short: Bally’s was great. Check in staff was pleasant, room was roomy and clean, and the shower pressure was exceptional after an exciting day of gambling. The Caesars reward program is fantastic!
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Love that Sportbook. I just found out that used to be a movie theater when it was MGM grand this why its stadium type seating. I always loved its style
That pool is 10 ft deep. One of the only deep pools in Vegas
Going next month paid $236 for a jubilee king smoking with Vegas strip view. Is that good or would this be a better deal with this card
You know that hotel is haunted right?
When we goto Vegas we usually stay at Ballys. Always have had a good experience. Great location to head anywhere on the strip.
same here! :)
The Resort Tower hallways themselves are a relic of Days Gone By. You could drive a golf cart down those hallways. Today, space is at such a premium you will never see a hallway that large, or those nice sitting areas near the elevators.
Have great memories of Bally’s pleased to see it’s still there.
An often overlooked resort with tons of history!
One of the things I always liked about Ballys was the pool, which, having been built in the late 1970s, is deep. That usually means it's nice and cold, which is great in the summer heat.
That pool looks very nice. I’ll have to make a point of trying it because I love deep pools. Thanks David!
You're quickly becoming my favorite Vegas vlogger. Very in depth with your information. Really love your videos!!! Keep it up!!
Wow thanks so much Eric! I’m glad you enjoy the videos!
A view with a room. Thank you for taking us along. Really enjoy the video experience until we all get back. Have stayed there more than once. I go waaaaaaaaaay back and still remember when it was the MGM.
Thanks Fred!
I really enjoy using the monorail when you are staying in one of the connected hotels, it really does make things easier to navigate. Hopefully it opens back up soon. Really enjoying your content. I am supposed to go to Las Vegas in December and I am still debating going (because of the pandemic) so your videos are helpful to see what’s going on and how serious folks are taking the pandemic. Thank you!
I love the monorail and always have. Yes it can be inconvenient for some, but I have always loved riding it and you're right it does add convenience when staying in a monorail hotel. Thanks for watching the videos! I'm so glad you are enjoying them and hope you can make a Vegas trip soon and when you are comfortable with it!
Excellent video. Its great to see this channel growing without livestreaming which means the content is good and not overdone. 10K is coming soon
Thanks for watching and finding us early on! Glad you are enjoying the videos!
I with you for the long run.Any videos on Harrah?
I stayed at Bally's this past June.it was my first time there and I loved it. Will stay again even if I don't get a good deal from Ceasar's Rewards.
Agreed. Great rooms at a decent price most nights.
The Gyro place in Grand Bazaar is absolutely amazing. At least it is at 2am when you're hammered.
Haha! I'll have to check it out some time.
WOW! That room and it’s view we’re amazing...great to be able to see the fountains like that.
What I loved about this video is the fact it shows other things exists in Vegas apart from casinos ( DOH I know). The restaurants,eatery’s and fabulous gift shops. Definitely would leave hubby in the casino whilst I spent hours ( and a small fortune ) in there,getting my “ tat” as he calls it...
Loved all the hotel history and facts.....another great video,thanks 👍
Thanks Tracie!
Bally’s was, in the early to mid 90’s, our “Go to” place because, for about two years (maybe ‘92-‘94, right when we were first married but before the kids!) they had an ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL offer! 2 nights room, 2 tickets to either Jubilee or whoever was in the showroom (we ended up seeing the surprisingly fantastic Tom Jones at least 3 times and the less-fantastic Righteous Brothers twice), 4 buffets and $20 in coins--for $99!! Simply the Best offer I’ve ever seen in Vegas in my 30 years living out here in San Diego!
Wow what a price! Sold. 😂 You had me at seeing Tom Jones!
Because they had to make up for all the dead people from the fire. NO ONE wanted to be in the building. Still carries some bad vibes if you know what happened. I went to the Grand Opening in about 1974. I was about 14.
I didn’t feel anything supernatural but no doubt that was a huge tragedy that looms over the history of this place.
@@Milestomemories I ate in the Deli probaby 15 times before the fire. My mother owned a travel agency in Orange County so she would get free stays often and we would go as afamily on my dads days off. After the fire and as I got older I would go myself. I was trying to overcome the strange feelings but never did. I still think about it every time I see a video like this. Just a reminder of how fast it can be over.
Bally’s is my go-to hotel at every LV visit. Thanks for showing
When woukd you start booking for July 4 21?
That sports book looks bad ass!
Thanks for this video. Bally’s was our go to hotel because of the location and we were comped for our stay, before all the ridiculous resort fees,.
We stayed in the same tower as you and the room was huge compared to other standard rooms . I believe it was 540 sq. ft.
I would hire you for a tour of Vegas from a local. You know so much of the history and just the off beat knowledge.👍
Thanks Thelma! I think they have bigger rooms that aren’t quite suites but I got a run of the mill standard room. Not huge but not small. Thanks again for the kind words!
Great video from start to finish thanks for the tour.
Glad you enjoyed it
The room is not bad. Better than I thought it would be. Keep up the great vids...👍🏻
Thanks!
The wallpaper inside reminds me of retro game show like The Price is Right.
I definitely see that!
For awhile ballys hosted the vegas version the PiR. Sub’d
That CVS is definitely super clutch and convenient being right down the street. Went there more than a few times on my trip this month.
I JUST SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR CHANNEL TODAY, SUCH A FANTASTIC AND FUN TO WATCH VIDEO, YOUR CAMERA MAKES ME FEEL LIKE I AM IN VEGAS WALKING AROUND, THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING, SIMPLY INCREDIBLE VIDEO
Thanks so much Tracey! I’m glad you are enjoying the videos.
Bally's is underrated. Great location, prices, and room size. Good overall. Can't go wrong.
Agreed. I thought it was solid!
I will be moving back home by January. Watching these make me miss my beloved Las Vegas, my home!
Welcome back (soon)!
@@Milestomemories Thank you, Shawn! I can't wait.
I've stayed here several times. Perfect location and great price. Recommended.
Agreed!
Close to Stage Door casino which has the best drink prices.
Swimming in the Fountain 🤣🤣🤣
Living her best life!
@@Milestomemories didn't know what to make of it. i thought of rating the video based on her lol J/K very nicely done...
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Alan, I think we found a girl for Ted! ;)
@@Milestomemories I'm pretty sure the cops came after you cut the camera XD
I'm a fairly new member to your channel but not to Las Vegas. I have been to Vegas 515 times since 1965. I spent 10 years in the tour bus business bringing gamblers in from California. I was the tour guide as well and went on every trip. I've stayed in just about every motel hotel in Vegas past and present. Now I visit Vegas for a week in june and a week over Christmas. I'll be back to Ballys for a week starting December 19. I love the larger rooms in Ballys. The fridge and great food like Wahlbergs and and the Blue Ribbon Chicken. I remember the Sunday buffet when it was like $49.00 Not a $125.00. That was still outrageous. I'm getting a week for $128.00 I wonder which tower they will be using over the Holidays (maybe both). I'm going to catch up on all your videos.
Thanks!
Wow that’s quite a history! Hopefully they’ll have both towers open, but yeah the Sterling Brunch has gone way up in cost. That price for a week is amazing!
I booked Bally’s for my May trip. The nice bathroom was one of the reasons I decided on Bally’s. I’m loving the renovations. Can’t wait to go.
Have a great trip!
I stayed in Bally's on my first trip to Vegas. Loved convenient central location. The room was decent and price was reasonable. Hope to go back when the border re-opens. Canuck from Toronto.
Thanks for watching Karl! I hope you can make it back soon.
In the '80s (when I lived there) I used to play poker at Bally's during the transition from MGM Grand. The late Red Foxx was frequently in the room, sitting in his coat and playing a quiet game of stud. The regulars let him be and tourists usually had no idea who he was.
Wow. That’s awesome!
When he lost a hand did he put his hand on his heart and say "Elizabeth, I'm coming to join you "
@@vikings844 No, but when he won a pot, he said, "You big dummy." Just kidding, he actually played very quietly. He apparently just wanted to enjoy the game and be left alone. And I never saw anyone bother him.
Thank you for the video! We are from Southern California, and we always choose to stay at Bally's for it's central location on the strip, reasonable hotel prices, and we always loved getting the exact room you showed! We also love that it's not as "busy" as the surrounding modern casinos, and we could always walk to Paris for a quick change of pace.
The shops and eateries in the area that connects Paris and Bally's is always great to walk through (the Crepe shop is always a must-stop), as well as the little mimosa window right across.
We look forward to returning to Vegas as soon as everything gets better! Thank you again for the great content, and look forward to more of your videos!
The area between Paris and Bally's really is lovely.
I'm staying there 2 nights March 27,28! Cool vid! Very informative! I choose the Jubilee Tower I reserved the king strip view and apparently from what I saw on other vids it has a view of the Paris Eiffel Tower and the fountains so that should be awesome! Again thanks for posting this vid! I will subscribe!
I got to Vegas more than anybody and never thought to do a blog!! Super stupid I am!! I’ve stayed at almost every hotel and the old turn down one’s too!! I love your blog!! I’m headed back to Vegas tomorrow just got back last week
Have a great trip! Thanks for watching.
I will always watch you!! How do you feel about the Mirage?
This was fun!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Back in the old days when Bally's was the MGM, they had a live male lion that you could get a picture with, or get eaten by.
They also had a great collection of movie memorabilia and it was free.
I always wondered what happened to the memorabilia items. One thing that was interesting was the very small size of the movie star dresses from the 40s and 50s.
Interesting. It's sad the new MGM really lost its theme so quickly. Posing with a live lion at a Vegas casino is just another reason I wish I had a time machine!
Double zero slender dress size back then and still now.
$50 the kids could hold a Lion cub and feed it a baby bottle. Included a 8x10 pic.
Great vlog! I am a Diamond member like you. I usually stay at Ballys for the location more than anything else. Actually I like the location of the pool. It's quiet back there and the only one with a deep end. The fridge in the room is handy. You can go next door to CVS and stock it up and save $$. The Starbucks at the front of Ballys is my favorite in Vegas. It is huge and architecturally inside it is unique. I have never seen anything like it. Worth a visit. It is staffed by Starbucks employees, not Caesar's and has a good selection of sandwiches. Good wifi.
I’ll have to look for the Starbucks. Admittedly there are so many of them sometimes I don’t pay too close attention. You’re the second person to mention the deep end at the pool. I agree that is a cool feature and one I’ll have to check out on a future visit!
Funny...I prefer a long, skinny casino to a sprawling monster like MGM! Glad you got to stay at Bally’s...it’s a great location! I’ve had many nice things happen here...left $20 bucks in a machine once and was able to get it back cuz a kind staff member retrieved it and contacted me about it using my slot card; helped a guy look for a loose diamond he dropped outside the jeweler’s in the Mall area..funny to see several folks scuttling around on the floor outside the door...and we found it! Went to a pre-screening of the tv series “Heroes” there (got $20 bucks and popcorn too for my review...loved that series!) Randomly found $32 in an empty dresser drawer there...never figured that one out; won $250 bucks on the huge slot machine in the Paris-Bally’s corridor..paid out in $1 tokens, I think! And loved playing video poker just outside the Indigo Lounge when one of the R&B bands was performing. Good times....and I heard the name will soon be changed to “Horseshoe”! Love your vids!
Thank you. I’m staying here for the first time in a few weeks.
Enjoy your stay!
Bally’s is like an old friend to me. I have so many memories in Bally’s. Mi stay there every time I don’t even look anywhere else. I have so many memories of the love of my life. It hurts to think of times past and how they will never be again. When I am there I remember her and family. Now when I am there by myself it is so quite and lonely. The memories are great but they can sometimes make me sad. I do live in the moment even if it is just a very short time.
Thanks for sharing your truth and your history!
I have stayed in that room - well, technically a room just like it, just a few floors lower. I was there in 2019, around Christmas 2020, and will be there in mid-April and over Thanksgiving 2021. I like it.
Thanks Carl. I really enjoyed that room and find it quite a bargain given the overall quality and location!
Stayed there quite a bit in the early 2000s and always loved it. Have pictures somewhere of the marquee with the scrolling news/scores being built!
Miss Vegas for sure. Room at Bally’s looks pretty decent.
It was decent for sure. Not luxury but modern and comfortable.
Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken is amazing! Also, check out Dirt Dog around that same area. Best hot dogs in Vegas!
Thanks for the tip!
Enjoyed your tour very much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow. What a beautiful hotel, i always thought it was old and run down, u did say its been renovated. I have never bothered to go in because its always a hot mess with all the crowds in that area. We'll be back in December, maybe the crowds will still be lite so we can check it out.
You should! It isn't as bad as it seems and there is a lot of history there. Thanks Elisha!
Awesome thanks for this review looking forward to our 2 nights comp stay in December
Keep up the great work 👍👍
Thanks and have a great trip in December!
Thanks, we are booked at Paris in January and Bally's in June. I didn't realize they connected without going on the strip
Yup you basically get the benefit of one complex with those two hotels. I believe when Paris first opened it actually operated under Bally's gaming license. Not 100% sure if that is an urban myth or truth, but I came across it in my research.
Live in AZ and visit Vegas fairly often. ALWAYS stay at Bally’s; best place around & excellent location!
I really enjoyed it and the location is great! Thanks Timothy!
have stayed at ballys 3 times. love it,s central location. i like their rooms and generous size compared to some others. last time had a similar view to yours. we tried that chicken place last time. was okay.i would not hesitate to stay there again. great review.
Thanks William!
What did Ballys do with the Ziegfled theater! Famous for hoisting the Dean Martin celebrity roasts.
I have stayed at Bally's many times. All around it is my favorite place because of driving convience, valet parking, views, location to other casinos ie Ellis Island (with a mico brewery, although a little scary walking to it at night) .
I do like the solid bed base so I won't be surprised by a dead hooker placed underneath the bed.
The big negative is that the pool is located at the far(and I mean FAR) southeast corner of the property.
Yeah that pool is quite a walk but overall there are far worse places to stay on the Strip! Thanks!
Crazy headboard. :)
It’s been a great trend to install flat screen TVs and removing those huge, ugly armoires that took up so much floor space. Nicely upgraded bath, too....I’ve always liked Bally’s!! Many happy visits there, including a stay in one of the goofy suites with the whirlpool tub out in the room!!
Yes I love how rooms feel more open now without all of the bulky furniture of yesteryear,
Great video!!! I never considered Ballys and I'm a CET member. The rooms are very nice.
Thanks! I agree I was pleasantly surprised with how the rooms look.
Will be at Ballys April 4th-8th in a King room with view. That could be my room. Bathroom looks great
Enjoy your trip and thanks for watching!
Bathroom especially shower is fantastic! Excellent water pressure, which is appreciated after a long day of gambling. Definitely a high point of the room.
I stayed at Bally's in August of 2019 and was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable the room was. I didn't like the hike back to the back of the building to get to the elevator, but I think that's the case with most casinos. When it's 4am and you hit the doors of your hotel, you want to be in bed in about 3 minutes. Thanks for the update!
Yup I hear you! Nothing worse than endless walking when you just need to crash.
Nice room, view, bright, mini fridge, remodeled bathroom. Thanks!
Yup not bad at all!
Love Bally's!
Very informative thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Heading to Vegas in Jan!
Love seeing the happenings there now!
Thanks for watching!
I don't know how much $ I played at Bally's, and would stay to the side of it at Bourbon Street (small, but friendly staff). Between B.S. , Bally's and the Max, I loved that block of Vegas...Of course Flamingo, and the others got some of my $$ too, and use to spend right much time in Barbary Coast, now Cromwell....thanks for all of your videos....Homer in Salem, VA
Thanks Homer! That’s a great corner of the Strip for sure!
@@Milestomemories It seems like all the places that I stayed at are now gone...Dunes, Riv, Burbon St. so many memories, and it has changed sooo much since I last visited...
Great video, congrats on your ever growing channel!
Thanks for continuing to watch! You got here early! 😄
My first time to Las Vegas, in 1991, I stayed at Bally’s. It’s had quite a few refurbishing and upgrades since I was there. My room had a nice view of the side street and the side ofbthe hotel across the street; I lose track of that was O’Shays or Barbary Coast (both have changed since then, as have many, many others.) nothing particularly fancy, on the order of what you’d find from Holiday Inn, Ramada or other mid-range hotels elsewhere. The bed was comfortable and it had a couple comfortable easy chairs. TV was okay, for 1991 standards, and included pay-per-view movie choices; something still fairly new at the time. While I’d been to Vegas several more times, I often visited the casino but never stayed there again.
Thanks for sharing your history with Bally's. You were probably looking at Barbary Coast which is now The Cromwell. That sits right across Flamingo from Bally's. O'Sheas was just a bit further North on the Strip!
Great video. Is Bally's connected to Ceasar's Palace?
Kitty corner across the street. It is connected to Paris though.
there is something i have always liked about Bally's. I actually over all prefer the ceases properties but unfortunately don't stay at them as often as i do MGM properties as MGM gives better comps and room deals. I do really want to stay here at some point though. also there is a really good Ramen place in the grand bazar shops called Ramen Ya.
Thanks for the tip on the Ramen!
Loving that room, fab view 👍🏻
Agreed!
Blue ribbon fried chicken is great for a late night snack... You have to try their smoked Mac n cheese
no more blue ribbon, its daves hot chicken now, daves is really good also.
Nice it esey to check in i lke the food court too
Nice wallpaper
Hey Shawn, How is the walk to the Bally's check-in lobby and then check-in lobby to the room elevators?? I have disabled elderly coming with me and its difficult on them, if its a long walk?? Is the pool you showed closer to Paris Casino?....or actually Paris Casino's pool?
Lastly, how would you rank the Caesars Las Vegas properties based on:
Parking structure to get to the check-in lobby
Things to do inside the Casino
Room cleanliness, noises coming from other rooms
Affordability
Thanks for your video Shawn......
You kind of zipped by the bars. Were they open, people there??? We haven't been for a while and we plan to go back soon. A little worried about the cleanliness of the rooms, based on other posts. How did things appear to you? Thanks for your review, very well done.
The lobby bar was open, but not really busy. The lounge they have wasn't open nor were the bars at many of the restaurants since they were closed. I'll try to do a better job in future videos of filming that stuff.
@@Milestomemories You did a great job, but you just didn't cover the whole casino. Gosh, don't feel bad, you did good. Great coverage and overview of how things look now. For us, who are Bally's fans, we just wanted to see more and living through your video. Thanks again for the video.
I remember that fire that was the biggest news on TV that day
I go to Vegas quite a bit and i have to say i get comped at all Caesars properties. Out side of the palace, Ballys is my go to spot. I'll add a couple f things for your readers. The rooms are much larger than paris and don't over look the fridge. Vegas is doing the upsell all the time so having cold water or drinks ar hand beats running downstairs all the time and paying top dollar. Also the center strip location is a huge plus. Your near everything. Plus you can sneak out the back and in just a couple of block walk, your near ellis island and tuscney suites which have a lot of good and cheap dining options. The sports book was planned so that people could use the nearby outside lot and quickly run in and make bets. of course this was before online gaming. Ballys has the only deep pool on the strip. So if you actually want to get totally wet and swim its the bomb. Lastly, Ballys s more of an adults place. It's old school comfortable,good location etc. but great for people who want to gamble, see vegas and actually enjoy sleeping lol it's not a club resort so not packed with drunkin kids or families...just sayin
Awesome perspective! Thanks for sharing your experiences here. Sneaking out back to places like Ellis Island is a great tip!
Not a bad view considering the shape of the tower. Room is actually pretty nice not what I was expecting.
Agreed! Better than expected for sure.
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I was there last weekend. I was glad Bucca De Pepe was open
What's your favorite dish there? I generally get Spaghetti with those giant meatballs!
Bally's use to operate table games in that mall...@7:05 about at this spot - you can see the eyes in the sky. Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken is delicious, give it a try. Boy, as you noted, if you stay here and want to go to the pool - that going to be quite a hike. If you stay in the tower that is closer to the strip, you'll get to walk though the casino to get to the pool. When you showed the gym for the hotel it reminded my the Bally's used to operate a chain of gyms, Bally's Total Fitness. That place has a lot of history. I think the shops in front were built on the cheap, that area is just so awful looking.
Yeah the pool area is so far and you're right the Jubilee (I think) Tower closest to the Strip is such a hike for guests. Even the main tower is a long walk. Interesting they used to have games down in the mall. I guess it makes sense given the location of the Sports Book. I used to really not like the Grand Bazaar Shops but I guess I have sort of gotten used to them and grown to like them. It is definitely a huge contrast to the Bellagio Fountains across the way and I don't mean that in a good way. Thanks Al!
Blue ribbon fried chicken is awesome!!
I still need to try it. There are so many fried chicken places on the Strip now. Great to have so many tasty options.
Any tips on getting a room in the south tower with the view of the Eiffel tower and fountain?
You can book a Jubilee room which is in that tower. When I stayed they had it closed, but if it is open I think asking would be enough. Those rooms were renovated in 2014 so they are a bit older than the one I stayed in.
@@Milestomemories is it possible to upgrade my room at the kiosk at check in
Been to Vegas two times. Once over the July 4th weekend and just got back not to long ago. I stayed at Flamingo both times. How would you compare the sizes of the rooms to Flamingo? I stayed almost up on the top floor the first time, found it was sorta noisey where I was. Just this last time had a smaller room, 1 queen on the 4th floor. Not too bad but wasn't much of a view and sorta noisy being almost next to soda vending machine. traffic...
The Flamingo has pretty standard rooms I'd say for that level of property. I don't think standard rooms in Linq, Harrah's, etc. are much different size wise. If you want bigger room then you get them when you step up to higher end properties like Wynn, Venetian, etc. The newer casinos probably have better soundproofing too!
That is a nice view. I’ve heard you mention south tower? Is that something I would have to request at check in?
Normally you book into one tower or the other, but you could definitely request it. The tower is actually called the Jubilee Tower but South Tower was its old name. During the week I think sometimes they have it closed (as it was for my stay). One thing to keep in mind is that Jubilee Tower rooms were renovated in 2014 (I think) while the tower I stayed in was renovated a year ago. Both rooms are decent but the one I stayed in is probably a little fresher, although with more distant views.
The Sports Book used to actually be a pretty sizable theatre that, in the 90’s, was first a comedy club (where I got to see CHRIS ROCK in 1993!! Fantastic!) and then became a nightclub before it was redeveloped
That makes sense, especially when looking how it sort of is recessed down into the building. Seeing a young Chris Rock must have been amazing!
Did that use to be the Ziegfled theater!
I see that empty fridge, I'm definitely booking. This is the main reason why I've mostly stayed at Treasure Island. I've stayed at other MGM resorts where they fill it up and if you remove any items, they will charge for it. I can't believe they charge $40-$50 for resort fee and you can't even use the fridge. At the Mirage they wanted $30 a day if you wanted an extra fridge they can provide you with 🤦♂️🤷♂️. I can't wait to get back to Vegas. I totally agree with you with the Grand Bazaar Shop, looks so dated and cheap. Don't care about any of the shops there. Last Jan I was walking around there at 3am and to my surprise, there were several "working girls" standing around there working the street. Been to Vegas many times and that was the first time seeing that. Thank you for your video! Very informative!
I think most Caesars properties these days have the empty fridge. What MGM does with the fridges is terrible. Thanks John!
Since the .covid pandemic most refrigerators in the lodging industry are empty
Judith Locke Good point! I’m pretty sure a hotel like this wouldn’t have had a mini bar but you’re right that no one is really doing that. Thanks!
This is the old site of the MGM Grand, in 1980 they had fire that broke out in one of the kitchen’s unfortunately killed 87 people. I heard people were still gambling while the fire was rolling.
It was a very sad tragedy.
I am a Ceasar's Diamond (through matching), and plan to stay at a Ceasar's casino at the end of March. I will be with my family (including kids ages 10 and 6), so we want a pool (if it is open) and a clean room. Do you have a ranking of the Ceasar's hotels? We were planning on Bally's due to price.
Another great video. What kind of gimbal do you use with your phone? Love the stabilization. Looking to get one and would love a recommendation. :)
I'm using the DJI Osmo Mobile 3 right now but the OM4 just came out and I am debating whether to upgrade. There might be some sales on the 3 as they look to clear out inventory.
Great tour 👍🏻
Is the Bert & Anton Theatre still operating?
Haha absolutely! 😉
A lot of the shops were getting fined for not being open during the Lockdown. My son works at Grand Bazaar
Makes sense. Early on so few were open.
Good job !!!!
Thanks!!
My first time in Las Vegas in 2007 , I stayed at Bally's and it was not a pleasant start. after i check in there was something wrong with the room and they said they didn't have rooms ready , so i went to get something to eat when i went back to my room i could not get in. They check me out and gave the room to someone else with my luggage in the room. the guy in the room was very honest and got my luggage back. went back down to front desk and they told me they were sold out but then they found a room. Never again i will stay there Last 3 times i stayed at Harrah's.
Wow that sounds like a nightmare.
Lucky red wallpaper with all of the 8s.
you were rly nice to that lady in the caesars fountain! i know a lot of other pedestrians wouldn't be as forgiving.
She was living her best life! I’ll leave it up to others to judge.
Is the Bodies Exposition at Ballys and also at Luxor? Or did it move from Luxor? Thanks
Me saying Bodies Exhibition was a mistake. The one at Bally's is called Real Bodies. Basically the same idea, but not the same company.
So the've updated the rooms to look like the 80's. Interesting strategy.
I'm no expert on style, but I stay in a lot of hotels and it felt modern to me. They use a similar red in the Paris rooms too that I like. Maybe I'm just partial to red! 😂
@@Milestomemories Agreed. The room is done in a modern theme overall.The wall paper is very 80's and the lamps are actually kinda 60's space age. The Black/white/red motif is what my decorator pals call "post Miami Vice". But the rooms are MUCH nicer than when I was there last.
Paul Fabre After watching it again I totally see what you’re saying. Interesting mix of designs but it works!
Interesting to compare - I stayed in the Jubilee tower mid-sept, king room. Wallpaper, bed, dresser, tv& bathrooms are identical! But there was no usb, and only two electric plugs, one being in the bathroom. The view was of the whole Eiffel tower, Paris pool, 3/4 of Bellagio fountain, & south strip. I preferred the old street front, it was great color & fantastic for people watching. Vegas has too many shops- and they frequently go belly up because of it. As for Blue Ribbon, I got chicken there twice- but only because I wanted meat. Didn't care for it, skin was the only flavorful thing. The actual meat was way too bland. But it's quick, and the employees couldn't have been nicer. Biggest bummer for Bally's= 103° and the pool was closed!
Interesting. I am guessing maybe you were there on a weekend? For the day I stayed Jubilee wasn't even bookable, but who knows how they are blocking out the rooms/towers. The Jubilee Tower was renovated in 2014 so its a little older. I agree Jubilee being so close to the Strip has better views for sure! Thanks for watching!
@@Milestomemories I was there 9/14 thru 9/18 (Monday ->Friday check out). I had booked while still in shutdown, end of May.
wow a free open pool right outside the casino lol
It was a hot day! 😀
Bro I’m a huge fan! You haven’t done the Mandalay Bay!! Why not!?
Thanks! It's on the list. One of my favorite properties.
Bally’s is probably the best value in Vegas. All the rooms are recently renovated and the location is great. I’ve gone out every year for March Madness for the past 4 years up until this past year. We usually always stay at Bally’s or Paris. Only complaint about Bally’s is the casino itself is one of the worst of all the Caesars properties and the sports book location is terrible. Also there’s not very many good places to eat inside the property that you can get comps for other than Burger Brassiere. Except Sterling Brunch. I see they’ve recently opened a Nobu though which is much needed. I do like the Paris casino though which is why we’ve stayed there the past 2 years. Hopefully the COVID vaccine can be safely and widely distributed over the next few months because I’m having severe Vegas withdrawals
Thanks Cody! I agree Bally's is a tremendous value.
How much the deposit? How much resort fee? How much the rooms rate?
I don't remember the deposit but the rest of the info is in the video description! I saved on the resort fee because of my Founderscard membership.
Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken is sooo good 😋
I definitely need to try it one of these days!
whats the jubilee tower like?
The rooms are the same I believe with all of them having been recently renovated. Jubilee does get some closer Strip views since it is right on LV Blvd.
@@Milestomemories thanks for that, hope to be in vegas from the uk in july staying at bally's.
What hotel would you recommend for the wife and I? Going next month just for a good break away.
Was looking at cosmo that’s on my top of list
Love the video never seen the Bally’s rooms before room prices are always cheap when I check on Vegas
If you can swing the cost I think Cosmo is the best hotel in Vegas. Outside that if you don’t mind South Strip then Delano is always nice and there are some decent deals with Chase Luxury Hotel Collection and Amex Fine Hotels and Resorts. But again Cosmo is my fave.
None pass until the hood culture leaves. True!
I had never stayed at Bally’s, didn’t think much of it and preferred the “nicer” hotels. But last year, my two sons insisted we stay there and save our money for gambling. I love going to Las Vegas with my sons, and we take at least 1-3 trips a year. Long story short: Bally’s was great. Check in staff was pleasant, room was roomy and clean, and the shower pressure was exceptional after an exciting day of gambling. The Caesars reward program is fantastic!
Casinos are still warning people to enter from the rear, stay off the strip. Roaming thug squads. LEO's are reactive policing, not preemptive.
Is there a electric Roulette slot machine ?
Yeah they have them for Craps and other table games too. Popping up everywhere.