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 People movin' by jessicadf All along The Strip are "people movers". Whether they're moving sidewalks or escalators, they're all over the place. I assume it's for the safety of pedestrians, so they can cross the street a little more easily and not run in front of cars. Or perhaps to help traffic congestion. Or both... Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Walking allows you to see the most by TempNomad I highly suggest walking around Las Vegas...you see so much! The people are hysterical, and by walking you can pop in and out of many places with no commitment to staying. Alternatively, take a cab to one section and then walk towards your final destination from there. Of course, in summer this may not be a viable option. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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As it was my first time in Las Vegas in the New Year of 2009, I was very curious of seeing most, if not all hotels on the Strip. It is not possible to finish exploring the hotels, the malls, and its surroundings nearby in the 3N/4D of stay. Walking is the best way of going around the Strip. There is no point of taking a bus or a taxi if you want to see every bit of this beautiful city. So, if you decide to come and enjoy the fun in Vegas, get ready - take a walk - Day & Night! Theme: Other
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Just as in Monaco (Europe), there are pedestrian bridges with elevators or escalators over the road. Safe and handy to make pictures of the Strip. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Me and Fran finding another way to get around by ErinInMD Walking is a great way to see Las Vegas. You can wander in and out the various hotels and get a great feel for the city. If you're looking at a map of the Strip, the distances can be a little misleading ... what looks like a close walk really isn't. We spent our first full day walking the strip and only got as far as the Venetian (we started at the MGM Grand). For hotels that are a litle farther away you may want to take a taxi. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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by worldtrekker If you plan to go everywhere on foot, just be aware that there are some long distances between hotels. For example, I have walked from the Mirage to the Luxor. It took about 45 minutes. Here's another pic of me with a group in '97 before heading back to the Strip from the Freemont Street Experience. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Pirate ship @ Treasure Island by janika Getting to vegas is easy. There is a big International airport, so as a train station. Once in vegas, you can use taxies and public transportation. You can rent a car, even an exotic one like a Corvette, Viper, Porsche, etc. That's if you have tons of money to spend. You can also rent a helicopter with a pilot. There are transport tricycles around but you don't have to pedal. Just look for guys on bikes with an American flag bike dress. If all this not good enough for you, than you can get on a pirate ship! Here is a good advise: Do not drive in Las Vegas during the evening hours. The city comes alive and traffic jam is created each day. People slow down with their cars to look at the attractions and they keep up the traffic from moving normally. The best way to get around, is walking on your feet. When destined to a Hotel / Casino complex, use their phone number for reservation. They usually provide you with local transportation as a complimentary service. Leave a Comment
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by la_beba You can rent a car to drive around; but walking is ok too.... after all, the casinos are all well connected and next to each other on the strip, so you might find a bit silly to have to be parking from casino to casino. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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As always, rent your own vehicle if you can. Although, if there's any place in this country that doesn't require car, it's here. Walk, walk, walk, walk, walk. Rent, be free and go everywhere you can. Then go back a 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc...time so that you can see everything you didn't have time for your 1st visit. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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The best way to get around the hot spot is by walking. If you plan on sticking around the Las Vegas Boulevard...it will take longer just to drive through the crowds then just parking your car and walking on your own two feet. There is so much to see, and it's good excerise :) Just make sure you have comfy shoes. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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