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Why Bringing Kids to Las Vegas Goes Wrong

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Vegas Uncomped2 months ago

Kids don't belong in Vegas… Especially on Fremont… I'm not afraid to say it.

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Fantasy Entertainment: Las Vegas2 months ago

Bring kids to Vegas 🙅‍♀️ Make a kid in Vegas 🤰✅

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Jacob Orth2 months ago

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Jacob Orth2 months ago

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Bebe Childs2 months ago

Parents still do this?

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Bebe Childs2 months ago

That’s asinine. Parents should know better. Wow!

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SinCityShadow2 months ago

I disagree...

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Rich Wilkinson2 months ago

Kids shouldn’t be there.

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Carrie2 months ago

Tired of see kids on the gaming floor at CP. They come in from the garage near the food court. Then sit on their parents laps and push buttons on a slot machine. Disgusting And I have NEVER seen security back there advising. NEVER

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Rich2 months ago

Back in the late 70’s, my parents would drop me, my Sis and my Down Syndrome Bro at the Sahara arcade and leave us there. The pool was rt there, candy store next door, Slot machine carousel within a few feet. They’d come check on us every few hours.

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Raitterrr2 months ago

Which are the ones with a basketball court?

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William Baumann2 months ago

We’ve done a mix of both approaches with our kids. We’ve stayed in a Hilton timeshare property because the room was larger and more comfortable for a family, then made a quick Walmart or Costco run about 15 minutes off the Strip to stock up on water, snacks, and easy breakfasts. But parents with cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve or Amex Platinum should also look closely at the benefits before defaulting to the cheapest option. At certain luxury properties, the included credits, upgrades, and premium breakfast benefits can make the difference much smaller than expected. We’ve stayed at places like the Waldorf where breakfast delivered to the room and the added amenities felt like part of the experience—and absolutely blew the kids’ minds. Vegas with children does not always have to mean going as cheaply as possible. Sometimes the best value is using the benefits you already have to make the trip easier and more memorable.

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Aaron2 months ago

Because they don't belong there

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MrFounder2 months ago

Circus circus always has a special place in my heart 🥰

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RetailInvestingNews2 months ago

Newborns on Fremont is so crazy. I feel sorry for those kids.

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