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1 large bag on wheels Don't pack to make your room your home. You will not be spending much time in the room anyway. In fact, you may only get 3 or 4 hours of sleep a day if you sleep at all.
1 really fancy outfit with shoes 4 comfy outfits with comfy shoes bathing suit leave the jammies at home, you won't be sleeping much anyway. Don't pack much. Lets face it, you are going to buy Las Vegas T-shirts, jackets, hats
The hotels have most of this stuff complimentary including blow dryers in each room. But you will need sunscreen and shades.
Must bring your camera
Be real careful of the sun and the heat if you are not used to it. Always carry water with you and a hat isn't a bad idea either although you will probably be buying one that says Las Vegas on it.
Don't pack alot of stuff. We have everything here that you may need and most of it is free. You will be buying alot of souviners so leave lots of room in your bag. When it's hot, it's hot, but when you go into the casinos, they keep them pretty cool. You can wear anything anytime here. Look to your left, there will be someone with a tux and a bride on his arm, look to your right and you will see a couple chicks with just their bathing suit tops and some tacky shorts with a bad hair dye job. It just doesn't matter how you dress here, the fashion police refuse to have anything to do with Vegas. Sometimes you'll look around and think you've walked into the cast of Rocky Horror. Leave a Comment
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When I travel in the states, my items are a bit different then the ones I take to Europe. I usually travel with less items that I can find here more readily. I do more shopping on these travels, so the clothing I take is also limited. But there are still items that I always take with me and of course, it all depends on the season as well. Following are a few items:
2 pair of slacks one black, the other any color depending on the season (depending on the season, linen or cotton for the spring/summer, wool/wool blend or polyester blend for fall/winter 1 black jacket to dress up the slacks or for casual dinning) 1 black dress (for evening dinning, show, opera, etc, or for a night out at a club) 1 pair of jeans and a pair of khakis or Capri’s (again, depending on the season) 2 skirts or shorts which can be worn either during the day or into the early evening 2 white t-shirts or tank tops 3 casual/dress shirts (sweaters in the winter) 1 pair of walking shoes for daytime touring 1 pair black shoes or sandals 2 bathing suits and 2 cover-ups one week’s worth of undergarments 2-3 pajamas or oversized t-shirts for sleeping
4 spare pairs of contact lenses 5-7 pair of trouser socks contact lens solution spare glasses extra pair of sunglasses blow dryer (never leave home without it) travel iron cosmetics in a travel case my favorite shampoo and conditioner in travel sizes hand and body lotion travel size Tylenol, allergy medication and any other medication I am taking at the time Hair accessories, brush, hats or caps
2 cameras, plenty of film and extra batteries for the camera Guide books, itineraries and maps, extra ATM card for withdrawal from savings if my regular card fails, 2 credit cards, $500 in cash for just in case of emergency. Extra travel bag to put all my purchases in. What I tend to do if I am traveling during the colder season, I usually wear the jacket, a heavy sweater, wool pants, along with boots (these are items that would take up more space in the luggage). Remember to adjust your packing to the location and time of year, and just go out there and enjoy your time wherever that may be. Leave a Comment
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