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I’ve been to Vegas 5 times in the last 20 years. I’ve noticed a significant decline during my last visit in 2022. There are so many homeless cracked out people on the strip it’s unbelievable. It would be one thing if they were just sitting there with a sign asking for money but they are engaging with people and acting angry and violent. There is a complete lack of police and security out on the sidewalks and bridges. The casinos don’t care what goes on outside. You can smell weed all over. I was shocked how many people I saw bring kids there
I’m in Vegas on vacation right now and that’s what brought me here , im from NJ and often work in NYC. I might see a crazy violent bum in NYC every once in a while but me and my fiancé encountered at least a half dozen in Vegas in just a few hours today!! I think it’s the meth out here.. makes people nuts, don’t see this on the east coast. It’s scary!! and yes, people are smoking weed out in the open everywhere. I have nothing against smoking weed but come on, I always would at least be discrete with it!
Agreed; I went there in the mid-80's first time. Cheap/safe/fun at that time. Honeymooned there in the mid-90's/ noticed an edge and Yikes factor. Went there two years ago on my own; stayed in a time-share off the strip and it's just too risky for a single person especially a woman to to visit alone; I went on the big ferris wheel, thought I had my bearings, but of course it's vegas so I was super disorientated. They don't let you off of the wheel on the same street or orientation that you embarked. Beware. I got super lucky I absolutely knew I was lost and went straight to a well-known casino; they didn't help me; they turned their backs on me asking to call an uber or lyft with no cell phone reception. Absolutely crazy, but two young gentlemen told me hey you look completely Lost. I said Yes. They worked in the casinos there and were kind enough to make sure I got back to my cheap time share off the strip ...safely. OMG. There are Great people everywhere, but I would not endorse anyone else as a single female to attempt this ever. As night started to fall, I didn't freak out or play the victim. I just kept on walking (in the wrong direction). Please realize that your GPS/phone will not help you in the middle of vegas with all those metal buildings/tall structures.
Thank you for the video. As a resident of Vegas for the last 26 years, I have seen a lot. Vegas has always had a crime element like most cities. When I moved here downtown was no-go zone. The Fremont Street Experience hadn't been developed and the majority of the homeless population was in this area. Once redevelopment began downtown, the homeless population spread out to other parts of the valley including the underground tunnels ( Vegas version of skid row). I've seen all facets of crime, but before social media, Vegas had control of the narrative. You didn't hear much about crime once the corporate entities took control and the city was marketed to families. They no longer have control, and now you are seeing the underbelly. To add to the safety tips, ladies please be careful within the hotel/casino space. People will take advantage if they see you are not in full control. This element also goes under-reported.
Also need to be an offense driver here. Crashes all time. Usually people pulling in front of others or car turning too soon ..... Also seen a few bodies laying around from accidents...
@@self-maid ~ I concur! I lived there for 20 years and escaped in 2105. You couldn't pay me enough to ever set foot in that town again. It deserves to go belly up. EDIT: Whoops...2015.
We were in Vegas for hubby's union conference last October. We agreed I wouldn't go outside the hotel without him. I almost went out to the Walgreens near the Wynn one day but decided against it. At about that time, there were multiple people stabbed with two dying right outside the Wynn. My guardian angel whispering in my ear.
I've lived in Vegas since 97 and they are right on a lot of things however I wanted to just add my 2 cents for anyone thinking of visiting. Stay on the strip anywhere from mandalay bay to the sahara. If your thinking of going to downtown just get an uber or drive there. Don't pass the strat, once u pass it it gets very sketchy. Remember from mandalay bay to sahara is ok once you pass sahara its a whole different thing. Walk during the day and try not to be alone at night.
I’ve been to Vegas many times solo and always feel safe. That being said, I don’t venture off the beaten path. When solo I try to walk near groups so it’s not obvious that I am alone. If I am enjoying some cocktails I will stay at my home casino so I don’t have to walk outside, especially at night. I appreciate the great advice that you share on your channels. Even though I have been there many times over the years I always learn something new or discover a hidden gem because of you two. As always, great job!
My son was last year in Vegas with buddies, so they went to sleep and he was loitering there in the middle of the night alone filming for me, he said he felt safe because there were people everywhere. He was walking the strip of course. I preferred to enjoy fountain view from my room in Bellagio. Safe and clean. Nothing to see in Vegas - all shabby and dirty
Back in the late 90s, we walked from Excalibur to Freemont and back. Left at 9am returning at 3am. It was a great experience that could never happen again. We stopped at most of the hotels and casinos and had dinner on Freemont Street. It was nothing like it is today.
Many casino security guards remind me of Barney Fife, but without the "deputy" title. They don't have time to deal with serious problems because they're too busy harassing people for picking up abandoned slot tickets.
We have never had any issues ourselves but we are also careful. Use common sense. I have been to Las Vegas by myself many times with no issues but my #1 rule is don't make yourself an easy target. Don't flash cash, don't wear expensive jewelry, keep an eye on your phone, purse/wallet. In other words, look like you aren't worth going after. Stay safe!
Like everywhere in the world, you will have some area that you don't want to go to even in daylight. I lived in Vegas for 20 years, I got robbed once in front of my office. But most people would have their homes burglarized, and cars broken into, or robbed outside the casinos. You cannot be careful enough, it is life and if you are robbed, let go of whatever they want and run for your life. You cannot buy your life back. Period. Be safe. I had enough of Vegas and I just left for good.
We ended up driving to through some of those sketchy areas you mentioned. A young lady at a quick stop mentioned that we were in the wrong neighborhood. I'll see you on your next video
First time I visited Vegas was in 2006. We stayed at the Klondike which is no more. I remember a knock on our door and it was a homeless person asking us for money. They’re pretty aggressive when it comes to asking but that whole panhandler at our door thing tripped us out.
Thank you for all the great advice. We visit Vegas twice every year and agree with you completely. Use good judgment and you will be fine and enjoy your time. Be aware of your surroundings and enjoy all Vegas has to offer.
There are good and bad neighborhoods just about everywhere. Educate yourself and ask questions. Videos like this are very helpful. I've definitely had some sketchy moments walking in Las Vegas and all of them were at night. I caught the tail end of the mob run era in sin city and I feel like it was safer back then. Those were different times but I feel as if they would not have tolerated so much homelessness. Sure there was crime, but for the average visitor just trying to have a good time it felt safe and definitely more glamorous.
I would avoid Wyoming Ave! That street is notorious for homelessness, crime and some crackheads running out towards people! And Sahara Ave to the north in sketchy too!
If you come to LV with your RV, make sure you avoid at all costs Mainstreet RV park. We had our bicycles $500 each stolen last night! They were locked and secured on a bike rack. It was so quiet, even our dog didn't react. Filed a police report, but no hope to get our bikes back.... Mfrs
I remember hearing a story about a lady who booked an Airbnb and it turned out to be behind the Strat. She was terrified 😨. I don't know how long she stayed there but it had to be pretty darn scary for a solo lady.
I went to Vegas about 2 years ago on mybday. Stood at the strat but only walked /shopped/ate on the strip during the day. I was inside at night . Therefore I never ran into the crazies.
I wanted to visit Red Lobster, my deranged husband said he did not want to drive, let s walk. We stepped 2 steps off the strip i told him are u totally insane? I m not going there. So we drove - driving was not bad at all. And once u go off the strip there is like no traffic. And that red lobster was so far, was like 10-15 min driving straight. My husband was definitely out of mind - we would have died from dehydration walking there through the desert
Thank you for sharing this video. Your explanation and advice were right. Using common sense and being aware of the surrounding areas is essential. However, I moved from Las Vegas one month ago after eight years of living in the northwest section of Las Vegas - the Centennial Hills. Keep educating the visitors.
Thank you for the video! I wish they would clean up the area behind The Strat. Maybe that's why the space across from the Sahara is vacant? I'd love to see the empty spaces on the north end of the Strip get filled by casinos or any business for that matter.
Was once held up at gun point walking from the Westgate to LV BLVD., a distance of one very long block. I was traveling alone in the middle of the day and the robber pulled up in a car, waved me over as if he wanted to ask me something. I hesitated because it didn't feel right. When I did, the criminal, a very young Latino driving a very old compact car, produced a hand gun from under the passenger seat cushion and pointed it right at me. I stared right down the barrel. His aim was perfect. Had he pulled the trigger, he would have shot me in the face. In that instant I turned and ran in the direction of the Strip. The criminal gave no pursuit and I ducked into the nearest business, the still-existing Riviera Hotel and Casino. Every crime is a crime of opportunity; Las Vegas is a target-rich environment for criminals.
I have traveled to Vegas alone before a few times, I usually stay at New York New York or Luxor, and I walk around the strip area during the day but at night I pretty much stay in or around the hotel area. I'm in Dallas Texas and I don't get out of my apartment complex at night either. But I'm a senior citizen and have some mobility problems. Thank you for the tips.
I stayed at the Strat last month. I often went to Denny's or IHOP for a late night Snack. I never felt unsafe. I was asked for some change 2 times. No big Deal. I always had some quarters in my pocket, so I didn't have to pull out my wallet. Don't leave the Strip in that area even in daytime, and you'll be fine.
ive lived in vegas almost 50 years,didnt recognize a lot of what you were talking about, it takes common sense like in most cities, my children were all born here as was my grand kids.. everybody is thriving. vegas was good to me, vickie
We moved from Chicago to Vegas and now I'm in Florida but my mom,sister, auntie, nieces, nephews and great nieces and nephews are still there. Vegas was so good to me especially moving out of chi raq, I moved because it really is a 24 hour city so all I did was work and stayed in the casinos gambling and drinking for free I got burnt out after 15yead of it😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. I also dispatched for whittlesea taxi,nlv taxi and nlv airport so I know Vegas all the way to Henderson,pahrump etc
They get creative by robbing you without you knowing it. You’ve just checked in your hotel and walking alongside the Las Vegas Blvd thinking you are safe. Not realizing you’ve just been robbed by their resort fees. And when you get tired walking and sit in front of the slot machine, they rob you for a second time without you knowing it.
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I have never had a problem in vegas. I have been up and down fremont side streets as well as.way off the strip. Never felt threatened. I am more nervous walking around my local strip in AC.
As a local I am going to give you some excellent advice...Stay away from Circus Circus...don't stay or play there, It is ghetto, your car will not be safe as their have been break ins, druggies hang around everywhere and the rooms are total crap.
I've been to Vegas numerous times off and on since 2008 and a few times solo and I'm a woman. I've never had issues. Once a friend did have a homeless person yell at her in her face but she may have been mentally ill and she ending up walking off. That was the only odd thing I personally seen in my many years of traveling there. I will say use common sense, don't be confrontational, stay away from dark side streets just like with any other major city. Danger is everywhere and sometimes can't be avoided so I do not think Vegas is an unsafe destination in comparison to other major cities.
Hi Tanya and Dave! Thank you so much for this video. Priceless. Saved it in my Faves! Although I am a BIG Vegas fan and travel there often for Several years, I always use good common sense and sound judgment to stay safe. Enjoy your weekend! CAB 😍
I lived in Vegas in the 90s and went to college after leaving the USMC. My parents retired there so I chose UNLV because I could hang with them after 12 years in the military. I moved away in '96 and moved back ten years later after my dad passed. I needed to be close to my mom. I got there and the housing market collapsed. There was no work to be found. I finally got a job working at a mini-mart / laundry matt. People ripped that place off blind. They guy who I replaced had been shot in the head outside the store. It was his fault - he sold a dude some fake drugs and when the guy came back he began to fight with him and the guys friend shot him. It was close to UNLV but the place was dangerous at night with heroin addicts, crack heads, and tweakers. The crack heads would come in to steal and then forget why they came into the store before they could steal anything. The tweakers would stay up all night plotting their theft and were the most dangerous. People trying to pass counterfeit bills, etc. I moved to Naked City, the neighborhood behind the Stratosphere. It used to be the place where people went to find drugs and prostitutes and is in-between the Black and Hispanic gang turfs. It is a dangerous place at night. I got a job at the Seven Eleven behind the Strat. "Someone got shot in the face on the corner" or "They found another body in the dumpster" and other comments were common when you came into work. On one occasion I kicked out a guy selling crack, a hooker and her john, and a homeless dude pissing in the phone booth at one time, all in front of the store. I saw women who were owned by gangs - they owed them money for drugs and then got prostituted until they paid off their debt. Gang members would walk them to their appointments. They would be around for a few weeks, steadily going down hill and then they would disappear. You learned to believe only half of what you hear and repeat none of it. There was a girl driving a brand new Cadillac Esplanade cruisin' with two friends. They were tweaking and would stop in every few hours to refill their drinks. They were up for several days straight. Eventually, she was hooking to get money and her friends were gone. The gangs got ahold of her and the Cadillac was gone.. They passed her around for a week or two until she was cooked. I lived in a small one bedroom on Boston Street. They remodeled the old building next door. Some guy was living there, supposedly keeping an eye on the place during the renovation. One morning I woke up and the whole building was burnt down. They said the fire dept was there in the night but I had slept through it. The guy watching the place had started a fire and burnt the place down. A week later they found a burnt corpse in the building. It was likely that the fire was a coverup for a murder. I worked the swing shift at the 7/11 and talked to the driver who did the deliveries. I looked at his clip board and laughed. "you have a dangerous route" I said to him as I saw the other stores he delivered to, like the ones on Desert Inn. He said he stopped and prayed every night before going to one on DI. They frequently had shoot-outs in the parking lot and other crime going on around there. There were a lot of people who moved to Vegas from LA and they brought the gang stuff with them, once the mob was gone. It is a seedy place with a lot of drugs, gang violence, hookers, homeless and thieves. My mom passed in 2011 and I left town in 2012. Vegas in the 70s was cheesy. In the 80s it was great. In the 90s it was still cool. In the 2000s it became overwhelmed by homeless panhandlers, pickpockets, and criminals. Now it is an expensive nightmare.
Came across your channel, liked this video and your cool demeanor so I’m subscribed today! I’ll now check out your other videos. I do hope to visit your city one day and will definitely take your advice. Thanks! ❤
One walk I made in 2021 that I probably won't make again was from downtown to the Neon Museum. Don't get me wrong, the museum itself is INCREDIBLE, especially if you're into the history of the town, but man, the walk there was from Sketchy Central. I took an Uber back to my hotel, especially since it was dark after my tour of the museum. Museum? Great. The area near it? Not so good.
Did the same thing but during the afternoon. Single Senior adventurous female…but not stupid. The problem with that walk is that once you start..you’re committed. You either have to quit and walk BACK downtown, carry on or hang around at a bus stop corner and wait for a CATS bus to MAYBE come down the road. Poor options…just take the gosh darn UBER and be done with it!
Thank God you're doing this! I've got one-the walkway between Bally's and Caesars. There's an elevator in a tucked away area, and the last time i was there, I walked over towards the elevator and then walked my ass right back out. Why? Two really scary looking homeless dudes and one was holding a piece of rebar. The other was acting as a lookout, presumably. They were up to no good, the bad vibe was STRONG. This was about 8 at night. You're doing good for a lot of women with this video.
Thanks to both of you for bringing the real side of our beautiful dirty! I have lived in Las Vegas for over 28 years now, I moved here in 1992 and inspite of working on or near the Strip, I have never had a time that I felt in danger. At least no more in danger than when I have traveled to other large cities in the US! Vegas has so much to offer in entertainment value plus so many of our best places are nestled in close proximity to each other and that’s why years ago the local young people would cruse the Strip for a fun weekend evening out to enjoy the energy of our visitors having fun.The energy of Las Vegas can be very addicting, so if you come to visit for the first time, don’ forget to sign up as a member of your favorite casino’s Layers club and earn credits for discounts on your next visit. Trust me, you will want to come back again because there are so many beautiful places thst surround o ur city, not just the famous Strip! After moving to Vegas so many years ago from upstate NY, my friends from back home would innocentlybas k me if I lived on the strip! That’s when I realize zed that most people in general don’t even know about all special hidden gems, like beautiful parks and natural mini desert hiking trails that offer a cool mid-morning hike with incredible mountain and city views. Mt. charleston generally runs 10 degrees cooler even our summer months when ithe heat certainly can be blistering at above 100 degrees F.based on my personal experience, I would prefer 100 degrees of low humidity to over the below zero temps of upstate NY, not even factoring in the wind chill thst freezes even your nose hairs just from breathing in! Lol. We love and appreciate all of our visitors. I invite you all personally to be quests in Vegas whenever you are feeling cold in some other state! We will be waiting to greet you and show you what a fun vacation really feels like! Namaste, Paula in Las Vegas 🥰
Hey you know what you're very informative I'm a New Yorker and I'm going to Las Vegas for the first time next month but thank you very much hopefully maybe I can see y'all cuz y'all give a great view of Las Vegas and great place to go thank you very much
I've always felt pretty safe in Vegas, definitely felt a bit more run down at Fremont last year and agree much more homeless on the strip. Noticed more homeless going into casinos hunting for the tito's now they've done away with change at the machines. Still enjoy it there, will likely be back there in September.
We stayed at the Signature Suites and decided to walk to Ellis Island after a couple of rounds of Top Golf and never again will I walk back down Koval when the sun goes down.
Yeah I'm a local and even I don't do that. Koval at night is very sketchy and the ellis island parking lot is just not it. A lot of miserable people in the area.
@aja r Flamingo didn't look too bad because there was always someone walking there and there's lights on the street. Just watch out for the corner of Koval and Flamingo because there was a couple of homeless people talking to themselves and it looks like one of the typical spots where they hang out. Definitely stay off Koval. Also try to stay on the north side of Flamingo because you can always escape into the Westin if needed.
1st time i was there , i got on and off the wrong bus and ended up way south of the strat , i walked back cause i wasnt waiting at a stop and i gotta say i never felt in danger even talking to people ,, just act crazy youl be fine ,
Accidentally found the worst parts of Las Vegas on my first night there in 2018... Now both the cost of flights and resort fees have gone WAY up since then. I'm a little more concerned about that, actually. There are actually more murders in my home state over the past two years.
Good judgement and common sense an absolute must. As in any large city..."We ain't in Kansas anymore" Lived in the Valley 25 years now~Never an issue...
Vegas was so much better with the Mob. Cheap rooms, cheap food and no crime. Now it's the Corporations that are ripping off tourists. Resort fees indeed!!!
I have never had a problem..but the sketchy area we encounter last trip was going from the Strat the Capriotti's on Sahara. The BF a former Vegas resident was pretty comfy walking past the abandoned apts…me not so much. We did however see a few homeless individuals hang in a bus stop on Koval. No problem except a women wobbled off the sidewalk into the street right in the path of our car. Lucky we swerved & missed her. And lucky for her too. Common sense is key when traveling.
I enjoy following your trip through Vagas I learned alot watched a few videos of yours, I'm ready to go to Vagas and kniw what to watch out for where to go for fun. Thanks
Good information. I travel to LV a lot from SLC for shows and a quick get away. Thank you for the extra info. I need to try the hot dog and beer spot. I walked past there many times.
Basically fresh out of highschool I threw myself into Las Vegas in 2004, and just got the cheapest rent I could find. I wound up in a really dangerous neighborhood in the north side and my car was broken into twice in 3 months. For context I moved from Tennessee at the time lol. There are some areas that cleaned up and some that didn't. Tourists never go to that side of town so it probably is not an issue... but if you rent a car and want to explore way out it is something to be aware of.
I lived in Vegas certain parts you don't want to be in alone but for the most part the strips is okay but stay with a crowd not alone avoid speaking to strangers ,all hotels have security and the le is seen on the strip. Have a cell for emergencies
Lived in Vegas 94 - '10. I could write a book. I do miss the seedy town. I remember running into George Knapp around 2 am at 7/11 on the strip on a Saturday night.
I lived in Las Vegas for 20 yr and just moved to Salt Lake City 6 months ago .I lived in B oth side of the the City and ..I never had any problems..but I do Agree with our video hosts Do Becareful walking at night. enjoy you trip .
I went to Vegas in Jan 2020 right before the pandemic. Stayed in Spring Valley and took public transit to and from the strip, and even late at night I didn't ever feel unsafe or uncomfortable.
last time i was there.. we walked from fremont to the atomic ... it was light when we arrived at the atomic, but pretty dark and sketchy walking back. It felt sketchy.. but was mostly deserted.....
I have been to Las Vegas three times about 15 years ago and loved it! Never seen anything bad happening and was always up till around 5 or 6 in the morning outside. Never saw any homeless in casino's either but hearing about that problem everywhere.
Vegas is an entertainment city… we have visited once a year for over 20 years.. I find myself enjoying the Golden Nugget the last 7 years in downtown ( people watching) at night fun but enjoy the shows,dinner and experience. I still know my budget for gambling 🎰
Very well made video, I have lived in Vegas for probably 15 years now and I agree with what you said. From a local I would say: Number 1 avoid the tunnels, there is nothing good that comes from entering them. Just stay as far from them as possible not worth the risk. Downtown just stay under the canapé and no further than the container park. There is a couple very cool local dive restaurants past container part but if your not used to the area just drive if you go. I love supporting small businesses but if you get lost there’s some sketchy parts. Naked City has made a complete 180, what was once a high crime violent area known for drugs and guns has really become a okay neighborhood. Mostly lower middle class to lower income and a lot of the artists and hipsters reside there because of the proximity to the arts district. That said there’s not a lot for tourists and better doesn’t equal safe. There’s a few things worth doing in that area but only go during the day. Avoid trying to walk north of the Strat, Downtown is much further than it looks and if you take the wrong fork you’ll miss it entirely. Areas not terrible but it’s not great. Finally no reason a tourist would ever be in these areas but avoid the Formaster area and pretty much anything outside Jerry’s Nugget and Silver Nugget; they are both neat classic casinos and your much more likely to play the locals population but drive in and away if you go. Finally, and I feel like you would have to intend to be here it’s not something you would stumble onto, avoid the areas with a letter for the street name (I.e. D street) and south of MLK. It’s reputation is deserved and there is nothing to see anyways. Keep up the great work guys even from a locals perspective your advice is sound and accurate.
I have always wanted to go to Vegas, but it just didn't happen. Everyone I know who has gone had a great time. I am a senior citizen, so the friends who went did so years ago. I wouldn't go today because I wouldn't feel safe....too rickity.
People say the same about London and many places all over the world but until you have actually been, you’ll never know 😉 been vegas 4 times since 2013. All good and I never once felt unsafe. I am a young women and I went out at night 😂😂😂
I've noticed a transient fee from hotels....so why is the problem worse than ever? Taking a poop in front of hotels could be avoided with extra security.
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I too noticed a decline. Remember people you voted for this.
I’ve been to Vegas 5 times in the last 20 years. I’ve noticed a significant decline during my last visit in 2022. There are so many homeless cracked out people on the strip it’s unbelievable. It would be one thing if they were just sitting there with a sign asking for money but they are engaging with people and acting angry and violent. There is a complete lack of police and security out on the sidewalks and bridges. The casinos don’t care what goes on outside. You can smell weed all over. I was shocked how many people I saw bring kids there
Right..STINKS BAD!
I’m in Vegas on vacation right now and that’s what brought me here , im from NJ and often work in NYC. I might see a crazy violent bum in NYC every once in a while but me and my fiancé encountered at least a half dozen in Vegas in just a few hours today!! I think it’s the meth out here.. makes people nuts, don’t see this on the east coast. It’s scary!! and yes, people are smoking weed out in the open everywhere. I have nothing against smoking weed but come on, I always would at least be discrete with it!
Who cares about weed? It's legal there. More worried about drunks starting shit
We went this last August and one homeless guy was threatening me as I walked by. I had a few drinks already, I want to drop his ass but glad I didnt.
@@Neglected-Nostalgia it stinks up the whole place, plus many people are doing multiple drugs.
Someone who lived in Las Vegas for over 20 years and recently moved out. Las Vegas is not as safe as it used to be.
I agree I lived there back in the late 90's early 2000. I don't want to go anymore. I've experienced that already. Back to Cali
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Agreed; I went there in the mid-80's first time. Cheap/safe/fun at that time. Honeymooned there in the mid-90's/ noticed an edge and Yikes factor. Went there two years ago on my own; stayed in a time-share off the strip and it's just too risky for a single person especially a woman to to visit alone; I went on the big ferris wheel, thought I had my bearings, but of course it's vegas so I was super disorientated. They don't let you off of the wheel on the same street or orientation that you embarked. Beware.
I got super lucky I absolutely knew I was lost and went straight to a well-known casino; they didn't help me; they turned their backs on me asking to call an uber or lyft with no cell phone reception. Absolutely crazy, but two young gentlemen told me hey you look completely Lost. I said Yes. They worked in the casinos there and were kind enough to make sure I got back to my cheap time share off the strip ...safely. OMG. There are Great people everywhere, but I would not endorse anyone else as a single female to attempt this ever. As night started to fall, I didn't freak out or play the victim. I just kept on walking (in the wrong direction). Please realize that your GPS/phone will not help you in the middle of vegas with all those metal buildings/tall structures.
Thank you for the video. As a resident of Vegas for the last 26 years, I have seen a lot. Vegas has always had a crime element like most cities. When I moved here downtown was no-go zone. The Fremont Street Experience hadn't been developed and the majority of the homeless population was in this area. Once redevelopment began downtown, the homeless population spread out to other parts of the valley including the underground tunnels ( Vegas version of skid row). I've seen all facets of crime, but before social media, Vegas had control of the narrative. You didn't hear much about crime once the corporate entities took control and the city was marketed to families. They no longer have control, and now you are seeing the underbelly. To add to the safety tips, ladies please be careful within the hotel/casino space. People will take advantage if they see you are not in full control. This element also goes under-reported.
Thank you for sharing!
@@TurnItUpWorld Hey Gays thank you for information my question is I won't moving to las vegas how is single life in las vegas?
Also need to be an offense driver here. Crashes all time. Usually people pulling in front of others or car turning too soon ..... Also seen a few bodies laying around from accidents...
@@alazarasefaw8506 don't move to Vegas..I lived there for 18 yrs and I finally escaped 🎉
@@self-maid ~ I concur! I lived there for 20 years and escaped in 2105. You couldn't pay me enough to ever set foot in that town again. It deserves to go belly up.
EDIT: Whoops...2015.
We were in Vegas for hubby's union conference last October. We agreed I wouldn't go outside the hotel without him. I almost went out to the Walgreens near the Wynn one day but decided against it. At about that time, there were multiple people stabbed with two dying right outside the Wynn. My guardian angel whispering in my ear.
That was definately not a regular incident. I am glad you are safe.
You sound pathetic. I have walked from Wynn to Walgreens many times and no problems and very safe. So many people out.
Dear god
I’m grateful for guardian angels and The Holy Ghost
yup... you have alot of tourists or even outsiders coming to vegas from all over the world, youd be surprise how many crazy people come here
I've lived in Vegas since 97 and they are right on a lot of things however I wanted to just add my 2 cents for anyone thinking of visiting. Stay on the strip anywhere from mandalay bay to the sahara. If your thinking of going to downtown just get an uber or drive there. Don't pass the strat, once u pass it it gets very sketchy. Remember from mandalay bay to sahara is ok once you pass sahara its a whole different thing. Walk during the day and try not to be alone at night.
15 years Armed Security in Vegas. It's not safe anywhere anymore.
Go to LA. Then talk
I’ve been to Vegas many times solo and always feel safe. That being said, I don’t venture off the beaten path. When solo I try to walk near groups so it’s not obvious that I am alone. If I am enjoying some cocktails I will stay at my home casino so I don’t have to walk outside, especially at night. I appreciate the great advice that you share on your channels. Even though I have been there many times over the years I always learn something new or discover a hidden gem because of you two. As always, great job!
My son was last year in Vegas with buddies, so they went to sleep and he was loitering there in the middle of the night alone filming for me, he said he felt safe because there were people everywhere. He was walking the strip of course. I preferred to enjoy fountain view from my room in Bellagio. Safe and clean. Nothing to see in Vegas - all shabby and dirty
My last two visits to Vegas been solo and enjoyed it so much better, you get to dictate your itinerary on your own schedule
Back in the late 90s, we walked from Excalibur to Freemont and back. Left at 9am returning at 3am. It was a great experience that could never happen again. We stopped at most of the hotels and casinos and had dinner on Freemont Street. It was nothing like it is today.
I've done it recently . Tiresome if anything.
what's like it today?
Homeless and crackheads are also in the main casinos . Security don’t do nothing.
Many casino security guards remind me of Barney Fife, but without the "deputy" title. They don't have time to deal with serious problems because they're too busy harassing people for picking up abandoned slot tickets.
@@sexygeek8996 they’re literally the most useless positions. Better rename their uniforms to information instead of security.
Lol.. right flash light cops..
This is so true, the amount of times I was harassed too was annoying.
Last time I when to Vegas I took my kids to arcade in Excalibur security was escorting out a homeless from the bathroom
We have never had any issues ourselves but we are also careful. Use common sense.
I have been to Las Vegas by myself many times with no issues but my #1 rule is don't make yourself an easy target. Don't flash cash, don't wear expensive jewelry, keep an eye on your phone, purse/wallet. In other words, look like you aren't worth going after. Stay safe!
Totally agree. Don't be afraid, but don't be stupid.
Thanks for sharing! It's always good to do your homeworks and staying safe.
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Yes this is very true,,,,The muggers can smell a tourist miles away
Like everywhere in the world, you will have some area that you don't want to go to even in daylight. I lived in Vegas for 20 years, I got robbed once in front of my office. But most people would have their homes burglarized, and cars broken into, or robbed outside the casinos. You cannot be careful enough, it is life and if you are robbed, let go of whatever they want and run for your life. You cannot buy your life back. Period. Be safe. I had enough of Vegas and I just left for good.
Thanks Diane for sharing your experience with us in Vegas, and we agree every place has areas to avoid!
@@TurnItUpWorld you are very welcome!
Glad I found you guys. Moved here 9 years ago and you can never know enough. Thanks for your informative videos.
We ended up driving to through some of those sketchy areas you mentioned. A young lady at a quick stop mentioned that we were in the wrong neighborhood. I'll see you on your next video
First time I visited Vegas was in 2006. We stayed at the Klondike which is no more. I remember a knock on our door and it was a homeless person asking us for money. They’re pretty aggressive when it comes to asking but that whole panhandler at our door thing tripped us out.
Thank you for all the great advice. We visit Vegas twice every year and agree with you completely. Use good judgment and you will be fine and enjoy your time. Be aware of your surroundings and enjoy all Vegas has to offer.
There are good and bad neighborhoods just about everywhere. Educate yourself and ask questions. Videos like this are very helpful. I've definitely had some sketchy moments walking in Las Vegas and all of them were at night. I caught the tail end of the mob run era in sin city and I feel like it was safer back then. Those were different times but I feel as if they would not have tolerated so much homelessness. Sure there was crime, but for the average visitor just trying to have a good time it felt safe and definitely more glamorous.
I would avoid Wyoming Ave! That street is notorious for homelessness, crime and some crackheads running out towards people! And Sahara Ave to the north in sketchy too!
If you come to LV with your RV, make sure you avoid at all costs Mainstreet RV park. We had our bicycles $500 each stolen last night! They were locked and secured on a bike rack. It was so quiet, even our dog didn't react. Filed a police report, but no hope to get our bikes back.... Mfrs
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I really enjoyed this video!! Thanks for the tips ! I agreed with everything!!
I remember hearing a story about a lady who booked an Airbnb and it turned out to be behind the Strat. She was terrified 😨. I don't know how long she stayed there but it had to be pretty darn scary for a solo lady.
We accidently drive down there once, that was enough 🙂 was like another world behind the strat.
I went to Vegas about 2 years ago on mybday. Stood at the strat but only walked /shopped/ate on the strip during the day. I was inside at night . Therefore I never ran into the crazies.
Well, I was robbed at gunpoint and carjacked for my 392 HEMI..... YET, I LOVE THE WEATHER HERE
I wanted to visit Red Lobster, my deranged husband said he did not want to drive, let s walk. We stepped 2 steps off the strip i told him are u totally insane? I m not going there. So we drove - driving was not bad at all. And once u go off the strip there is like no traffic. And that red lobster was so far, was like 10-15 min driving straight. My husband was definitely out of mind - we would have died from dehydration walking there through the desert
I would turn it down too
Thank you for sharing this video. Your explanation and advice were right. Using common sense and being aware of the surrounding areas is essential. However, I moved from Las Vegas one month ago after eight years of living in the northwest section of Las Vegas - the Centennial Hills. Keep educating the visitors.
Thank you for the video! I wish they would clean up the area behind The Strat. Maybe that's why the space across from the Sahara is vacant? I'd love to see the empty spaces on the north end of the Strip get filled by casinos or any business for that matter.
Was once held up at gun point walking from the Westgate to LV BLVD., a distance of one very long block. I was traveling alone in the middle of the day and the robber pulled up in a car, waved me over as if he wanted to ask me something. I hesitated because it didn't feel right. When I did, the criminal, a very young Latino driving a very old compact car, produced a hand gun from under the passenger seat cushion and pointed it right at me. I stared right down the barrel. His aim was perfect. Had he pulled the trigger, he would have shot me in the face. In that instant I turned and ran in the direction of the Strip. The criminal gave no pursuit and I ducked into the nearest business, the still-existing Riviera Hotel and Casino.
Every crime is a crime of opportunity; Las Vegas is a target-rich environment for criminals.
I have traveled to Vegas alone before a few times, I usually stay at New York New York or Luxor, and I walk around the strip area during the day but at night I pretty much stay in or around the hotel area. I'm in Dallas Texas and I don't get out of my apartment complex at night either. But I'm a senior citizen and have some mobility problems. Thank you for the tips.
THANKS FOR SHARING ALL THIS GREAT INFORMATION. IT'S VERY HELPFUL FOR EVERYBODY. KEEP UP THE INCREDIBLE WORK 😁👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you for this. As i plan my trip I've had friends and family warning me to be careful. Specifically mentioning around the stratosphere
Yeah there is a corner the homeless / impaired we’re hanging at. We crossed the street just to avoid. it was daylight. But no way at night.
I stayed at the Strat last month. I often went to Denny's or IHOP for a late night Snack. I never felt unsafe. I was asked for some change 2 times. No big Deal. I always had some quarters in my pocket, so I didn't have to pull out my wallet. Don't leave the Strip in that area even in daytime, and you'll be fine.
It's always good to know your surrounding. Glad we were able to just add a bit more insight. Have a great time in Vegas.
You two provide highly useful information about Sin City. I avoid all the problems you mentioned by staying at my favorite casino in Henderson.
Yeah Henderson is super safe
Great vid! Thanks for sharing!
ive lived in vegas almost 50 years,didnt recognize a lot of what you were talking about, it takes common sense like in most cities, my children were all born here as was my grand kids.. everybody is thriving. vegas was good to me, vickie
We moved from Chicago to Vegas and now I'm in Florida but my mom,sister, auntie, nieces, nephews and great nieces and nephews are still there. Vegas was so good to me especially moving out of chi raq, I moved because it really is a 24 hour city so all I did was work and stayed in the casinos gambling and drinking for free I got burnt out after 15yead of it😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. I also dispatched for whittlesea taxi,nlv taxi and nlv airport so I know Vegas all the way to Henderson,pahrump etc
They get creative by robbing you without you knowing it. You’ve just checked in your hotel and walking alongside the Las Vegas Blvd thinking you are safe. Not realizing you’ve just been robbed by their resort fees.
And when you get tired walking and sit in front of the slot machine, they rob you for a second time without you knowing it.
As always, excellent information delivered by friends. Cool vibe and they give us great ideas of when, how and where to visit in Vegas. We love you! 💕
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Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. Geatly appreciate that!
I have never had a problem in vegas. I have been up and down fremont side streets as well as.way off the strip. Never felt threatened. I am more nervous walking around my local strip in AC.
As a local I am going to give you some excellent advice...Stay away from Circus Circus...don't stay or play there, It is ghetto, your car will not be safe as their have been break ins, druggies hang around everywhere and the rooms are total crap.
But the indoor amusement park was fun!
@@MissTree22 I said don't stay there..I didn't say don't visit the attractions.
@@vaar2742 true. I would not stay there. I was in the casino and homeless types bothered us.
I've been to Vegas numerous times off and on since 2008 and a few times solo and I'm a woman. I've never had issues. Once a friend did have a homeless person yell at her in her face but she may have been mentally ill and she ending up walking off. That was the only odd thing I personally seen in my many years of traveling there. I will say use common sense, don't be confrontational, stay away from dark side streets just like with any other major city. Danger is everywhere and sometimes can't be avoided so I do not think Vegas is an unsafe destination in comparison to other major cities.
Hi Tanya and Dave! Thank you so much for this video. Priceless. Saved it in my Faves! Although I am a BIG Vegas fan and travel there often for Several years, I always use good common sense and sound judgment to stay safe. Enjoy your weekend! CAB 😍
That's great advice. Thank you for watching!
I lived in Vegas in the 90s and went to college after leaving the USMC. My parents retired there so I chose UNLV because I could hang with them after 12 years in the military. I moved away in '96 and moved back ten years later after my dad passed. I needed to be close to my mom. I got there and the housing market collapsed. There was no work to be found. I finally got a job working at a mini-mart / laundry matt. People ripped that place off blind. They guy who I replaced had been shot in the head outside the store. It was his fault - he sold a dude some fake drugs and when the guy came back he began to fight with him and the guys friend shot him. It was close to UNLV but the place was dangerous at night with heroin addicts, crack heads, and tweakers. The crack heads would come in to steal and then forget why they came into the store before they could steal anything. The tweakers would stay up all night plotting their theft and were the most dangerous. People trying to pass counterfeit bills, etc.
I moved to Naked City, the neighborhood behind the Stratosphere. It used to be the place where people went to find drugs and prostitutes and is in-between the Black and Hispanic gang turfs. It is a dangerous place at night. I got a job at the Seven Eleven behind the Strat. "Someone got shot in the face on the corner" or "They found another body in the dumpster" and other comments were common when you came into work. On one occasion I kicked out a guy selling crack, a hooker and her john, and a homeless dude pissing in the phone booth at one time, all in front of the store. I saw women who were owned by gangs - they owed them money for drugs and then got prostituted until they paid off their debt. Gang members would walk them to their appointments. They would be around for a few weeks, steadily going down hill and then they would disappear. You learned to believe only half of what you hear and repeat none of it. There was a girl driving a brand new Cadillac Esplanade cruisin' with two friends. They were tweaking and would stop in every few hours to refill their drinks. They were up for several days straight. Eventually, she was hooking to get money and her friends were gone. The gangs got ahold of her and the Cadillac was gone.. They passed her around for a week or two until she was cooked.
I lived in a small one bedroom on Boston Street. They remodeled the old building next door. Some guy was living there, supposedly keeping an eye on the place during the renovation. One morning I woke up and the whole building was burnt down. They said the fire dept was there in the night but I had slept through it. The guy watching the place had started a fire and burnt the place down. A week later they found a burnt corpse in the building. It was likely that the fire was a coverup for a murder. I worked the swing shift at the 7/11 and talked to the driver who did the deliveries. I looked at his clip board and laughed. "you have a dangerous route" I said to him as I saw the other stores he delivered to, like the ones on Desert Inn. He said he stopped and prayed every night before going to one on DI. They frequently had shoot-outs in the parking lot and other crime going on around there.
There were a lot of people who moved to Vegas from LA and they brought the gang stuff with them, once the mob was gone. It is a seedy place with a lot of drugs, gang violence, hookers, homeless and thieves. My mom passed in 2011 and I left town in 2012. Vegas in the 70s was cheesy. In the 80s it was great. In the 90s it was still cool. In the 2000s it became overwhelmed by homeless panhandlers, pickpockets, and criminals. Now it is an expensive nightmare.
I read your story in one breath. Man what a life! Where do you live now if I may ask?
@@elessar5848 After about 10 years in SoCal, I bought a house in New Mexico and live there now. My life is sane and I am doing very well. Thanks!
BOY THAT SCARY TOO BAD YOU AND YOUR MOM JUST DIDNT SELL THE PLACE AND MOVE TO BETTER LIFE
Been here 30 years. Thinking about leaving. But I'm OK with my surroundings.
Great info stay Safe🙏🏽I fowarded content to my kids Thank You🙌🏼
Thanks so much Jake, glad you found the information helpful!
No more Vegas for us, nope, we go to Biloxi MS now.
I love Biloxi, MS.
Excellent video tour of the Las Vegas hoods and no-go areas. Keep to the Strip at night, avoid the Vegas hoods !
Came across your channel, liked this video and your cool demeanor so I’m subscribed today!
I’ll now check out your other videos. I do hope to visit your city one day and will definitely take your advice. Thanks! ❤
Very good video, well done. Exact what I needed, Awesome work
One walk I made in 2021 that I probably won't make again was from downtown to the Neon Museum. Don't get me wrong, the museum itself is INCREDIBLE, especially if you're into the history of the town, but man, the walk there was from Sketchy Central. I took an Uber back to my hotel, especially since it was dark after my tour of the museum. Museum? Great. The area near it? Not so good.
Did the same thing but during the afternoon. Single Senior adventurous female…but not stupid. The problem with that walk is that once you start..you’re committed. You either have to quit and walk BACK downtown, carry on or hang around at a bus stop corner and wait for a CATS bus to MAYBE come down the road. Poor options…just take the gosh darn UBER and be done with it!
Great video 🎉❤
Thank you for sharing this. It's always great to know what areas to avoid. Just to stay safe and still enjoy Vegas. Very helpful video.
Real crime in Vegas is the crazy increase in prices for almost everything.
it's pretty scary around the casinos on Boulder highway. No way I would walk around there especially at night.
Yeah don't, a lot of prostitutes walk around the area and it's not safe at night.
Ya got dat rite..
Thank God you're doing this! I've got one-the walkway between Bally's and Caesars. There's an elevator in a tucked away area, and the last time i was there, I walked over towards the elevator and then walked my ass right back out. Why? Two really scary looking homeless dudes and one was holding a piece of rebar. The other was acting as a lookout, presumably. They were up to no good, the bad vibe was STRONG. This was about 8 at night.
You're doing good for a lot of women with this video.
Thanks to both of you for bringing the real side of our beautiful dirty! I have lived in Las Vegas for over 28 years now, I moved here in 1992 and inspite of working on or near the Strip, I have never had a time that I felt in danger. At least no more in danger than when I have traveled to other large cities in the US! Vegas has so much to offer in entertainment value plus so many of our best places are nestled in close proximity to each other and that’s why years ago the local young people would cruse the Strip for a fun weekend evening out to enjoy the energy of our visitors having fun.The energy of Las Vegas can be very addicting, so if you come to visit for the first time, don’ forget to sign up as a member of your favorite casino’s Layers club and earn credits for discounts on your next visit. Trust me, you will want to come back again because there are so many beautiful places thst surround o ur city, not just the famous Strip! After moving to Vegas so many years ago from upstate NY, my friends from back home would innocentlybas k me if I lived on the strip! That’s when I realize zed that most people in general don’t even know about all special hidden gems, like beautiful parks and natural mini desert hiking trails that offer a cool mid-morning hike with incredible mountain and city views. Mt. charleston generally runs 10 degrees cooler even our summer months when ithe heat certainly can be blistering at above 100 degrees F.based on my personal experience, I would prefer 100 degrees of low humidity to over the below zero temps of upstate NY, not even factoring in the wind chill thst freezes even your nose hairs just from breathing in! Lol. We love and appreciate all of our visitors. I invite you all personally to be quests in Vegas whenever you are feeling cold in some other state! We will be waiting to greet you and show you what a fun vacation really feels like! Namaste, Paula in Las Vegas 🥰
Excellent info! The dog and beer at the Stage Door is a gem.
Thanks and we agree about Stage Door!!
Hey you know what you're very informative I'm a New Yorker and I'm going to Las Vegas for the first time next month but thank you very much hopefully maybe I can see y'all cuz y'all give a great view of Las Vegas and great place to go thank you very much
Vegas resident. All you have to do is be careful when you’re downtown and on the strip. Never walk alone, especially at night. And the west side.
Good video. Thanks for sharing. Is it safe over by the Palms Hotels?
Thanks very nyc video with full info
I've always felt pretty safe in Vegas, definitely felt a bit more run down at Fremont last year and agree much more homeless on the strip. Noticed more homeless going into casinos hunting for the tito's now they've done away with change at the machines.
Still enjoy it there, will likely be back there in September.
We stayed at the Signature Suites and decided to walk to Ellis Island after a couple of rounds of Top Golf and never again will I walk back down Koval when the sun goes down.
Yeah I'm a local and even I don't do that. Koval at night is very sketchy and the ellis island parking lot is just not it. A lot of miserable people in the area.
I’m staying at Ellis island mid February is it safe to walk to the strip? Night or day? Or should I just take an Uber?
@aja r Flamingo didn't look too bad because there was always someone walking there and there's lights on the street. Just watch out for the corner of Koval and Flamingo because there was a couple of homeless people talking to themselves and it looks like one of the typical spots where they hang out. Definitely stay off Koval. Also try to stay on the north side of Flamingo because you can always escape into the Westin if needed.
1st time i was there , i got on and off the wrong bus and ended up way south of the strat , i walked back cause i wasnt waiting at a stop and i gotta say i never felt in danger even talking to people ,, just act crazy youl be fine ,
Accidentally found the worst parts of Las Vegas on my first night there in 2018... Now both the cost of flights and resort fees have gone WAY up since then. I'm a little more concerned about that, actually. There are actually more murders in my home state over the past two years.
Good judgement and common sense an absolute must. As in any large city..."We ain't in Kansas anymore" Lived in the Valley 25 years now~Never an issue...
Thank you. Always good to know your surrounding and doing your homework when planning a trip.
@Will Hart. You must be from CA.
@@LABoyko I was referring to the city of Baltimore on the east coast
I appreciate the concise, clear information intense video.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Vegas was so much better with the Mob. Cheap rooms, cheap food and no crime. Now it's the Corporations that are ripping off tourists. Resort fees indeed!!!
Love the videos guys. You do a great job. Keep it up!! 🙌
Thank you both! Glad to hear that and really appreciate it!!
A couple years ago when I went I never saw drugged up homeless people wandering inside the casinos. Seems to be common now on my recent trip.
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Thanks so much
Thanks for these tips my friend and I are visiting the end of may .. will let you know if our experience
Loved the video and you 2 stay Away from un safe places. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.
I have never had a problem..but the sketchy area we encounter last trip was going from the Strat the Capriotti's on Sahara. The BF a former Vegas resident was pretty comfy walking past the abandoned apts…me not so much. We did however see a few homeless individuals hang in a bus stop on Koval. No problem except a women wobbled off the sidewalk into the street right in the path of our car. Lucky we swerved & missed her. And lucky for her too. Common sense is key when traveling.
I enjoy following your trip through Vagas I learned alot watched a few videos of yours, I'm ready to go to Vagas and kniw what to watch out for where to go for fun. Thanks
So helpful thank you!
You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for information
Thanks Charles!
Good information. I travel to LV a lot from SLC for shows and a quick get away. Thank you for the extra info. I need to try the hot dog and beer spot. I walked past there many times.
Las Vegas is not what it used to be.
Basically fresh out of highschool I threw myself into Las Vegas in 2004, and just got the cheapest rent I could find. I wound up in a really dangerous neighborhood in the north side and my car was broken into twice in 3 months. For context I moved from Tennessee at the time lol. There are some areas that cleaned up and some that didn't. Tourists never go to that side of town so it probably is not an issue... but if you rent a car and want to explore way out it is something to be aware of.
Oh wow my cousin moved there from buffalo NY around that time and never looked back. Lol. She hates our city and loves loves Vegas
@@JustBree716 💯💯💯
I lived in Vegas certain parts you don't want to be in alone but for the most part the strips is okay but stay with a crowd not alone avoid speaking to strangers ,all hotels have security and the le is seen on the strip. Have a cell for emergencies
Lived in Vegas 94 - '10. I could write a book. I do miss the seedy town.
I remember running into George Knapp around 2 am at 7/11 on the strip on a Saturday night.
Coming in April! Random but would love to see a video on the best desserts (sweet tooth here) haha
I lived in Las Vegas for 20 yr and just moved to Salt Lake City 6 months ago .I lived in B oth side of the the
City and ..I never had any problems..but I do Agree with our video hosts Do Becareful walking at night. enjoy you trip .
Thanks Tracie!
@@TurnItUpWorld I also love sharing Coupons with people
..do you know about the awesome coupons books for las Vegas that are good for 1 Year ???
I went to Vegas in Jan 2020 right before the pandemic. Stayed in Spring Valley and took public transit to and from the strip, and even late at night I didn't ever feel unsafe or uncomfortable.
Loved the video and the tips! p.s. you spelled Fremont wrong in the Evel pie clip 😜
Omg battistas, love that restaurant. One of my last great memories of my dad is from there. Thank you
last time i was there.. we walked from fremont to the atomic ... it was light when we arrived at the atomic, but pretty dark and sketchy walking back. It felt sketchy.. but was mostly deserted.....
If a crip gives me hints on how not to get shot..... I'm going to listen.
I have been to Las Vegas three times about 15 years ago and loved it! Never seen anything bad happening and was always up till around 5 or 6 in the morning outside. Never saw any homeless in casino's either but hearing about that problem everywhere.
I knew of most these dangerous areas *but I knew you two would make this interesting. Peace.
Thank you soooo much for doing this video!!!!!! Love you guys!!!!! Las Vegas is not just about the food!
@Premier you mean there is gambling there too?
I saw Bill Cosby at a convention in Vegas but this was early 90s Vegas has changed
Good video, thanks.
Live watching you guys, you 2 remind me so much of my brother and his wife!
Vegas is an entertainment city… we have visited once a year for over 20 years.. I find myself enjoying the Golden Nugget the last 7 years in downtown ( people watching) at night fun but enjoy the shows,dinner and experience. I still know my budget for gambling 🎰
Very well made video, I have lived in Vegas for probably 15 years now and I agree with what you said. From a local I would say:
Number 1 avoid the tunnels, there is nothing good that comes from entering them. Just stay as far from them as possible not worth the risk.
Downtown just stay under the canapé and no further than the container park. There is a couple very cool local dive restaurants past container part but if your not used to the area just drive if you go. I love supporting small businesses but if you get lost there’s some sketchy parts.
Naked City has made a complete 180, what was once a high crime violent area known for drugs and guns has really become a okay neighborhood. Mostly lower middle class to lower income and a lot of the artists and hipsters reside there because of the proximity to the arts district. That said there’s not a lot for tourists and better doesn’t equal safe. There’s a few things worth doing in that area but only go during the day.
Avoid trying to walk north of the Strat, Downtown is much further than it looks and if you take the wrong fork you’ll miss it entirely. Areas not terrible but it’s not great.
Finally no reason a tourist would ever be in these areas but avoid the Formaster area and pretty much anything outside Jerry’s Nugget and Silver Nugget; they are both neat classic casinos and your much more likely to play the locals population but drive in and away if you go.
Finally, and I feel like you would have to intend to be here it’s not something you would stumble onto, avoid the areas with a letter for the street name (I.e. D street) and south of MLK. It’s reputation is deserved and there is nothing to see anyways.
Keep up the great work guys even from a locals perspective your advice is sound and accurate.
Thanks for sharing John - very helpful! We really appreciate it!!
Awesome video 😊
Thank you for sharing informations❤❤❤
TIUW, thank you. Most tourists do not pay attention to their surroundings.
You guys are great
Awesome vids
Thanks Brandon!
Kinda unclear about actual streets, but thanks for the tips. Will see what works. Needed more direct locations, for a new comer.
My daughter and I will be in town Monday through Friday and I hope I get to say hello. You have helped us plan our trip. Thank you
Great work ❤
Good evening Mr. Dave & Mrs. Tanya.
I have always wanted to go to Vegas, but it just didn't happen. Everyone I know who has gone had a great time. I am a senior citizen, so the friends who went did so years ago. I wouldn't go today because I wouldn't feel safe....too rickity.
People say the same about London and many places all over the world but until you have actually been, you’ll never know 😉 been vegas 4 times since 2013. All good and I never once felt unsafe. I am a young women and I went out at night 😂😂😂
I've noticed a transient fee from hotels....so why is the problem worse than ever? Taking a poop in front of hotels could be avoided with extra security.
What’s a transient fee?
@@DrexelGregory I was wondering that myself lol
Basically the 13% room tax.
@@angelav9838 Ah ok . Never heard it called that before .
3:56 i need to know more about this trio of dogs before I plan my next trip to Vegas.