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Laugh Out Loud Vegas

By admin on Sunday, April 11th, 2010 | No Comments

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No one can forget “What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas” It’s a phrase that has been used so many times it’s burned into our memories. It’s a home run in marketing as far as tourism slogans goes, and on par with the likes of the old classic Wendy’s hamburger slogan “Where’s the beef”.

Las Vegas always wants to be seen as the place you can let yourself go and leave your troubles behind. That’s where the marketing slogan “Laugh Out Loud Vegas” comes into play, forget all of your inhibitions and have the freedom to just laugh out loud without a care in the world.

Demographics also comes into play with “Laugh out loud Vegas” most computer savvy young and middle age people use this phrase extensively every day on the internet, in an abbreviation such as “LOL” meaning laugh out loud which also makes this slogan very memorable to those age groups. Not to young though, legal gambling and drinking age in Las Vegas, Nevada is 21.

And for the generations who could care less about internet lingo the Las Vegas campaign slogan “Laugh out Loud Vegas” will simply mean just that, have a great time, catch some shows, play some games, and laugh out loud with a loved one! Tourism officials for the city of Las Vegas will not replace their current favorite slogan, just compliment it with an even broader audience.

Another slogan Las Vegas tourism officials are trying out and having tested by focus groups is “Your Vegas is Showing” my what is showing?? Well I don’t get that one? But since were talking about Vegas we can make a small wager, my bets on “Laugh Out Loud Vegas” it just makes sense to me.

Las Vegas is just a great place to let loose, relax, and get lost in something out of the routine. Try laughing out loud in any other city and see the looks you get? In Vegas it’s the norm. Don’t hold it in, just laugh out loud! And always remember the other classic slogan “What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas” “Laugh Out Loud Vegas”

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Why was the Stardust Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas demolished

By admin on Friday, February 5th, 2010 | No Comments

The Stardust was the last of the ”organized crime” run casinos. With such a  history, how could we ever forget this landmark? This resort smbolized a mentality of skimming, scamming, and other felony crime. Her history has so many twists and turns that her story was even made into the 1995 movie CASINO staring Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and Sharon Stone.

The demolition in 2007 ended a yearlong farewell to a 48-year-old resort that was, in its heyday, considered the ultimate in luxury and style. It was a frequent stop of Frank Sinatra and his Rat Pack.Hundreds of invited guests and corporate officials watched the demolition from across a parking lot on the Las Vegas Strip, the street of major hotels and casinos that runs through the heart of the city. The building came down in 10 seconds at about 2:30 a.m., the time having been chosen to reduce crowds and traffic congestion.

Four grandsons of Boyd’s chief executive, William Boyd, pushed a wooden lever that signaled to the demolition crew to begin the series of dynamite explosions. Fireworks marked the 10-second countdown in front of the buildings before the explosives were touched off. A planned laser light show was canceled when unexpectedly strong winds blew a cloud of dust toward the audience.

At 2.30am in the morning, the Stardust was blown up. It is a really sad day, but exciting for everyone who saw the fireworks display as it crumbled to the ground. 

The Stardust’s 32 story west tower (opened in 1991) was a prominent enhancement to the appearance of the Las Vegas strip with its purple and violet neon glow. The Stardust, Frontier, and Westward Ho have all been demolished; Sky Condos were constructed south of the Hilton Grand Vacations Club, Encore at Wynn was built just north of Wynn, Palazzo was built just north of Venetian, and a hotel/condo combination called Crown was developed on the site of Wet N Wild Waterpark south of the Sahara. Boyd Gaming began construction on Echelon at the Stardust site; but that project is currently on hold.

Stardust was one of my regular stops for many when walking the strip. Folks liked the quiet, no nonsense atmosphere – no silly themes or tourist gimmicks. There was one particular cluster of video poker machines I have spoke with people played he Stardust 50 cent machines near the south end of the casino. I wonder if one can still hear the sounds of old when passing by where the building once stood.

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Types of Honeymoons

By admin on Sunday, January 3rd, 2010 | No Comments

Unless your dream destination has already been set in stone, first decide what type of vacation you want and then narrow down your list of destinations accordingly.

Resorts are the most popular honeymoon destinations, for they transport you into another world for a miraculous escape from the daily grind. Often set in the most picturesque places in the world, they include pools, private beaches and golf courses, as well as culinary delights and relaxing spas.

All-inclusive resorts streamline the enjoyment process by including everything — your room, transfers, recreational facilities, meals and drinks — all in one price. Without the worries of wondering how much everything little thing will cost, you are free to live the high life and experience everything you want as often as you want it.

If an all-inclusive resort sounds tempting but too stationary, consider taking a cruise. Cruises are floating resorts that whisk you away to one exotic port after another.

Looking for glitter, lights, and 24 hour activities. How about Las Vegas, Nevada. You can find shows, museums, casinos, and much more.

Looking for adventure? Ask us to help find you and your fiance’ some outdoor exhilaration! Whether it’s white-water rafting in Colorado, hiking through the Alps or taking an African safari, sharing the experience will become a vital bond you both will share forever.

Cultural and historical trips are fascinating and romantic ways to reconnect with the past. Visit a famous European city — Paris, London, Rome…the list goes on — and inhale the culture, soak in the sights and experience the art of living. Or dive into the rich history of the old world country from which your family originated. The unique perspective you gain will become a central root for your future family tree.

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