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I recommend going to a show. There are several good ones. I would go to the show Kaw. (Something like that) i guarantee you won’t be disappointed . It’s not a nude show, but it’s very entertaining. Don’t worry about “good seats”. (They are all good) You can go to the strip club after.
 
Girl whos ass I posted on previous page. Not terrible for mid-late 30s

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WaterH said:
I recommend going to a show. There are several good ones. I would go to the show Kaw. (Something like that) i guarantee you won’t be disappointed . It’s not a nude show, but it’s very entertaining. Don’t worry about “good seats”. (They are all good) You can go to the strip club after.
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Ka is a damn good show. Good call.
 
I would talk to the ladies into going to a show together instead. I have always wanted to go see this one but also am someone that isnt that interested in being in Vegas to sit at a strip club

Absinthe - #1 Show in Las Vegas | Caesars Palace Las Vegas

Absinthe is a clever mix of acrobatics, a cabaret and adult humor. Get tickets for an up-close encounter with this critically acclaimed Las Vegas show
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Thanks for all the recommendations.

I was able to pry some more info out of my wife on this one.

We have poolside cabana reservations 1-5pm, then dinner reservations at 8pm. Doesn't sound like we have plans after that, but none of the recommended shows fit in the schedule.

Wife doesn't want to uber anywhere, so Fremont street is out.

It's BIL's 40th birthday and he requested going to a strip club. Looks like I'm not getting out of that, I can only try to steer us toward a decent one.

I'm down to uber to a strip club if it's a better experience.

Club Platinum is directly between the dinner restaurant and the hotel, so maybe we just hit that and get it over with. Google reviews are meh, but really, who reviews a strip club?

Best breakfast in the Planet Hollywood/Bellagio/Cosmopolitan area?
 
Jeffh555 said:
Which club? Just in case? Also my wife is 36, most of her classmates are past their stripping prime.

Agreed.

I like craps, my wife likes blackjack and roulette. Probably budget $200 each for gambling. Understood to stay away from the big fancy casinos. I wish we were staying on Fremont street. Anything near Planet Hollywood that’s less upscale?

Every photo I can find of the two of them, my wife is pregnant (we only have two kids).
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Beware of triple zero roulette wheels. I think Resorts World may have a single zero wheel, where most of the other joints have double or triple zero.
 
Penn & Teller is really good.

Speed Vegas is the shit if you're swinging money around, $250 is the cheapest. You pick the car, they take you on the track with an instructor and you run a REAL lap. The instructors joke that they'll jam down on your right knee if you're not going fast enough. It's nothing like those "drive a Ferrari" traveling deals that let you go 35 in a parking lot.

Here's my wife in an R8 keeping a GT4 behind. It's a small track, but she hit 122mph in the straight.
 

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61scout80 said:
Penn & Teller is really good.

Speed Vegas is the shit if you're swinging money around, $250 is the cheapest. You pick the car, they take you on the track with an instructor and you run a REAL lap. The instructors joke that they'll jam down on your right knee if you're not going fast enough. It's nothing like those "drive a Ferrari" traveling deals that let you go 35 in a parking lot.

Here's my wife in an R8 keeping a GT4 behind. It's a small track, but she hit 122mph in the straight.
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Hopefully they're doing a better job of keeping up on brake maintenance.
 
Vegas can be unpredictable, but that’s part of the fun. Staying at Planet Hollywood is awesome; that pool scene should be a blast, especially with a cabana. Dinner at Lotus of Siam is a great choice—seriously, you’re in for a treat!About the strip club situation, I totally get it. I went to Spearmint Rhino spearmintrhinolv.com once with a buddy’s group, and it was surprisingly chill. We ended up just hanging out, having fun, and watching sports. It didn’t feel forced at all, which was nice. If you end up going, just keep the vibe light.If the strip club plan falls through, check out some of the rooftop bars around the Strip. The views are amazing, and you can grab some drinks without the chaos of a casino.
 
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Brezolenta said:
Vegas can be unpredictable, but that’s part of the fun. Staying at Planet Hollywood is awesome; that pool scene should be a blast, especially with a cabana. Dinner at Lotus of Siam is a great choice—seriously, you’re in for a treat!
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No shit captain obvious :homer:
 
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