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HI can any one help I booked a king bungalow suite at the mgm
is there a fridge in the room or ice machines in the hallway
The website does not mention a fridge or ice machines:
http://www.mgmgrand.com/hotel/bungalow-suites.aspx
nor are they mentioned in the FAQs.
Why not phone the concierge and ask?
>To reach the Concierge at MGM Grand, please call 877-660-0660 or 702-891-7800<
As mentioned, the best source is calling the hotel itself. I did find this film on youtube that someone had taken of their room and you can clearly see an icebucket/glasses on the vanity so I'm guessing they have ice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvGqN0Q_WTM&feature=related
Call room service. You are in a Suite, why are you conderving money now?
Hotels with a casino, are not likely to have either ice machines or fridges, due to the fact that they want you to drink in the casino and not in your room, and if you do drink in your room, they want you to call room service. The icebucket and the glasses, are a hint.
Remember, in Vegas, - everything, and I do mean EVERYTHING, is geared towards seperating you from your money.
That being said, best to call the hotel and ask them to be sure. I do know that there are some that do have ice machines, but it is not a guaranteed thing.
Agree with Erik - we did not have an ice machine in our Vegas strip hotel on our last visit for precisely the reason he listed: they want you drinking in the casino. We didn't have an ice bucket either though, so I thought it a hopeful sign. :)
Best to call. If you really want inexpensive ice, buy a cheap styro cooler and ice at a convenience store.
MGM have an ice machine on every Floor
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Stay away from the Strip located tours, people have told me they aren't nearly as good.
The thing that everyone does in Las Vegas is check out the Strip. This is where everything happens. Even if you don't gamble you can have some fun going from hotel to hotel to see what they have to offer. My favorites were the Mirage, with it's erupting volcano; Caesar's Palace, with it's Forum Shops; Mandalay Bay, with it's tropical atmosphere; and the Venician, with it's Venice canals. Of course, these 'attractions' are all meant to get you in the door, but if you don't let yourself get carried away with gambling you can have lots of fun.
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There were little stalls and live music too which made it a very entertaining evening.
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Another consideration was that in the days before corporate control of the casinos, some cheating may have occurred. In order to prove a case of cheating to the Gaming Commission, some physical evidence like a photograph would be extremely useful. There are those who believe that casinos used to ban pictures to prevent the collection of evidence.
With the widespread use of camera phones and compact cameras, numerous pictures are being snapped daily by tourists visiting the casinos. The casino security seems to be overwhelmed by all this photographic activity and seems not to enforce the no pictures rule to otherwise harmless tourists. But keep in mind, if you do take pictures within a casino, security might give you a stern warning to stop doing so.
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