Why Las Vegas is ALMOST Suitable for Hosting the Winter Olympics
The Olympics are approaching (Summer Olympics not Winter Olympics), Go Team USA! With the Olympics on my mind and Las Vegas also usually on mind, I put the thoughts together and did the research. Las Vegas is renowned for many things but when it comes to hosting the Winter Olympics, it’s not the first city […]
Am I The Only Person With Mixed Emotions About The Mirage Closing?
The Mirage closed its doors for good this week and there have been many people mourning the loss. I feel strange because I’m not mourning the loss of The Mirage. I’m a moody person with big swings. This week the swings went from emotional to emotionless. I’ve had strong feelings about The Mirage closing for […]
7 Ways The Mirage Transformed The Las Vegas Strip
Ladies and Gentlemen, As we gather here to bid farewell to The Mirage Las Vegas, we celebrate a landmark that has left an indelible mark on the Las Vegas Strip and beyond. On this final day of The Mirage Las Vegas, July 17, 2024, we reflect on the legacy of a resort that transformed the […]
Looking Back: Productions at The Mirage Las Vegas
The Mirage has had quite a good run, and a bad R.U.N. but more on that later. Let’s just say it didn’t last long. Today as we lead up to the closing of the Mirage this Wednesday July 17th, 2024, we’re looking back on the stage productions at the Mirage Las Vegas. And one that […]
The History of The Mirage Las Vegas
How could we not have an article about the History of The Mirage Las Vegas? Well, I’m gonna fix that, especially with its closing fast approaching. Nestled in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, The Mirage Las Vegas stood as a beacon of luxury and innovation, marking a significant chapter in the city’s illustrious […]
Vegas News | The Mirage Closing Next Week, Trop Readies The Boom And Great Happy Hour At Palms
I visited The Mirage for the last time this week, before the Mirage Closing next week. I’ve had so many great memories at The Mirage but those ended before Hard Rock International purchased the casino from MGM Resorts. The property has felt dark and dingy for the past few years. The Mirage needs some TLC […]
Coke vs. Pepsi: The Battle for the Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas, a city known for adult beverages (I should just say alcohol, right?) as well as the bars and nightclubs you can enjoy them in, also finds itself in the midst of a cola conflict. The question of whether a resort serves Coca-Cola or Pepsi may seem trivial, but for certain visitors, it can […]
Dry Aged: The Oldest Restaurants in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is home to several venerable dining establishments that offer a unique glimpse into the city’s past. These restaurants have not only survived but thrived, becoming beloved icons of the local culinary scene. One of the most iconic is The Golden Steer Steakhouse, established in 1958. Located at 308 W Sahara Ave, this steakhouse […]
Beat the Heat in Las Vegas: Cool Spots and Hot Tips
Lately, the temperatures here in Las Vegas are as high as the stakes. With temperatures in the highs of “WTF” and lows of “How is it 102 at midnight?!” you may need to find ways to beat the heat in Las Vegas. If you’re a tourist looking to keep your cool in Sin City, you’ve […]
Where Do You Spend The Most Time and Money in Las Vegas?
I’ve been doing too much research this year. Every now and then something appears that makes me curious about the differences between the TravelZork community and the typical Las Vegas visitor. The two are not the same. Las Vegas casino revenue has less to do with gaming than ever – especially on the Vegas Strip. […]
