Las Vegas For Beginners! Vegas Tips For First Timers And Newbies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- If you’re going to Vegas for the first time, second time, or the first time in a while and need some pro tips, this video has exactly what you’re looking for! In this Vegas guide for beginners, you’ll find tips on how to prepare for Vegas, and what to expect on you arrive.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro/Tips From Vegas Vets
3:22 Go With The Right People
4:32 Pick The Best Flight & Hotel
6:25 Plan Ahead
7:48 Budget
9:26 Pack As Much As You Can
10:28 Airport Pickup & Vegas Transportation
12:10 Preparing For Hotel Check-In
14:26 Buying Alcohol
15:48 Dayclubs & Nightclubs
17:07 Vegas Traps
19:08 Have Fun
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If you're going in the summer, hydrate! Drink plenty of water. Don't try to do or see everything on your first visit. You can't do it. Trust me you will be back in Vegas. Wear comfortable shoes. Get off the Strip. Check out Downtown, especially Fremont Street Experience. Be aware of your surroundings just like you would back home. If you don't gamble, that's okay. There's more to Vegas than gambling.
Huge tips for Vegas:
- ALWAYS HAVE CASH AND YOUR ID. It is mandatory and you will not be able to do anything out there without it.
1. Bring your own alcohol bottles because drinks are expensive!
2. Always look for promoters on the strip, that will save you chunks of money going to the clubs.
3. Never gamble drunk.
4. Stay away from the showgirls or guys, they rip you off big time for photos.
5. Bring good shoes because you will be walking a lot on the strip.
Hi Tim..., Excellent, excellent video and very ( important information ) for first or second-timers to Las Vegas, Nevada. * My two tips are: #1) "Wear used broke in ( comfortable ) shoes." Not new shoes..., used broke in comfortable shoes that you enjoy and like to wear... WHY: Once, I wore ( cowboy boots ) and walked the entire Strip, from beginning to end or downtown Las Vegas. Big mistake... When I returned to my hotel room on the south end of the Strip..., I felt moisture or liquid in my boots... When I took off my boots, there was blood on my socks and inside of my cowboy boots, and I had ( painful major blisters ) on my toes and feet... The next day..., after applying water-proof bandages from the hotel "Gift Shop" ( next time, use CVS or Walgreen's ) all over my toes and feet and limped to Las Vegas Blvd. ( The Strip ) and looked for a ( Skechers ) walking shoe store..., there are three (3) or four (4) ( Skechers Shoe Stores ) on ( The Strip )..., wonder why ? LOL * The young lady at the Skechers walking shoe store knew I was in trouble the second I walked into her store. * "I asked for the most comfortable men's walking shoes for Las Vegas ?" She laughed... #2) The young lady said..., "Before you buy the most comfortable walking shoes for men in Las Vegas..., remember that they are "NEW" and ( NOT ) broken-in walking shoes." "However..., I have a simple solution that will help your walking experience and save part of your trip to Vegas without so much pain." "We have ( non or no blister ) socks for your new comfortable walking shoes." I said..., "WHAT ?" "There is a way to bandage your toes and feet, and ( non or no blister ) socks would also help." The new Skechers men's comfortable walking shoes felt great, and the new ( non or no blister ) socks were a blessing ! ! * Those are my two (2) tips for first or second-timers to Las Vegas, Nevada, and a ( better experience ) than what I did... I ( learned my lesson ) on comfortable walking shoes in Las Vegas and pain. * Because..., nothing in Las Vegas is close-by... That hotel & casino or restaurant and/or bar..., are ( NOT ) that close in Las Vegas..., even on ( The Strip ). It is a distance away... #1) Wear comfortable broken-in shoes. #2) Buy ( non or no blister ) socks for your shoes. * "Amazon" has some excellent ( non or no blister ) socks. You won't regret it... * Nobody..., in Las Vegas cares about..., what your shoes look like... Enjoy your trip to the entertainment capital of the world... Mike in Montana P.S.: #3) Bring ( MONEY )..., because everything on ( The Strip ) has gone up in price (e.g., rooms, restaurants, drinks, food or snacks, coffee shops, and non-paying loose slot machines with a random number generator (RNG) computer chip, and a higher casino house advantage or casino house percentage ( % ) on all games in the pit, against the players, and just about everything has gone up in price as of June 20, 2022 ). I care about you and your feet in Las Vegas... I hope..., I helped... ? " Semper Fi " Mike :)
My two tips I say would be
1. Bring your alcohol and pack it and never buy alcohol from hotel stores but CVS/Walgreens if you do buy there
2. Simply stay on the strip for the first time
i agree. also dont buy drinks at the bar either. walgreens has everything you need, off the strip will be cheaper
Yes rooms is important totally agree.
Plan ahead tip. That’s what we do. A few things planned and paid for before we leave. The rest is whatever may come. We don’t like to much itinerary that vacations become a schedule. For instance let’s say your having a good time at a casino but look at the watch and damn we have to go. Bag that!!
And budget we have envelopes for each day of gambling. Usually $200-$300 each per day. Depending on how long we are staying. More for short trips.
I think that the first thing you mentioned is one of the most important: Go with the right group or person! You definitely don't want your vibe killed because you chose the wrong travel companion(s). Gotta know how to hang when you go to Vegas!
I'm going with myself, bout to turn 35 in June can't let nobody stop my shine
@@theentertainmentbeyondshow1552 oh hell yea, solo trips are my fave!!!
@@theentertainmentbeyondshow1552 and an early Happy Birthday wish to you! #35 is awesome, so much growth and standing tall in this lovely age of 35.
And my first time as an adult..
it’s finna CRACK
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Great video!! Wear COMFORTABLE shoes Ladies. And loose clothes because it gets hot during the day. thank you so much for these tips, it is very helpful for my younger people who want to go this summer great tips great job as always you're the best
Just found your stuff. Good content. Thanks
This is a very good video, with a lot of useful information. It should really help out a lot of newbies.
That is most definitely important the second time we went to Vegas we went with the wrong individuals I felt like that trip was just horrible🤦🏽♀️
Just stumbled on your channel (after watching several not so good ones) and the info you give and the way you deliver it is top notch. The first tip about who you choose to go with is so true, but not something most people really think about. If you aren't all on the same page, it will make or break your trip. A little tip I have for Vegas, or travel in general--bring a small Britta pitcher and a reusable water bottle. It's a bit bulky, but it'll save you a bunch of money over time and you never run out of good tasting water. Buying bottled water costs more than gas.
I’m going for the 3rd time at the end of the month, and this video was very helpful. I will be taking my own alcohol this time!
Great video Tim! Leaving for Vegas in 3 weeks for my second time and these tips are really preparing me to make the most outta my trip!
Perfect coverage for first timers. Essential tips to pay heed to. It's a smart thinking on your part to have covered up very important things to know for a first time trip. Thank you.
Hi Tim this video was awesome the info priceless also love the comments in the chat thank u for this video🔥🔥🔥another one
Good breakdown for beginners
Been to Las Vegas a lot times and this definitely a solid beginners guide
Good Vid, As a Vegas Traveller since 99 you were spot on. I just discovered that presidential limo has closed down !
Nice video
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Thanks for the video….great job, useful information..I’m heading there in about a month for the 1st time 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🤗🤗🤗🤗
I hollered at "stop the cap!" 😂
Cash, water, comfortable shoes.
Have some nise clothes for the better hotels and restaurants!
Eat at The Peppermill, across from Resort World!
I really enjoy watching your videos. You're quite a storytelling. I'm taking a solo trip to Vegas for my birthday and retirement celebration 🍾 This August. This is my first time in a long time when I was in Vegas. Thank you for all your tips they were very informative. 😊
You a real one tvp
In the summer.. it's HOT!! Stay hydrated and Always get an Uber!! It saves you from walking to places!! 😊
My 2 tips would be to wear comfortable shoes and to catch some cirque du soleil shows…..I’m going to Vegas in April for the u.a.w. Convention and this will be my 14th trip there. I was looking for a good roundtrip limo service for when i come and i will be reserving with Presidential (your recommendation). Thanks for the video.
Hi Tim
My friend's daughter went with a college friend and they saved a TON of money while on vacation.How? They hired an Uber and went to a grocery store. Bought lots of water, snacks and even some booze for the room. They never touched the mini fridge and never bought those items at any hotel or place on the strip. She said the extra time it took saved them $$$$$ and they had enough goodies and drinks PLUS water for when they were in the room!! xoxo
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Budget for everything!
One tip I'd pass along is make reservations for restaurants, clubs etc so long as they're free. You can always cancel day-of and those places are never hurting for others to take your place. But not having them and then trying last minute? Good luck. Way easier to have them and cancel if the vibe ain't right
Also, getting from McCarran to the hotel: ubers are a bitch to get TO in the parking deck and then expensive once you're IN them. Esp if you're traveling with more than 1 or 2 other people, call a limo service and book a towncar with a driver who meets you at baggage claim. It's minimally more expensive, but saves time, stress AND you show up and kick off your trip feeling like you're packing more than clothes
Awesome tip, bout how much more for a limo?
1st tip get a rental no matter what people say…2nd stay center strip
I definitely got got my last time going from the airport to my hotel. Something in my spirit told me not to get into this particular cab, and sure enough, fam tried to finesse me out of an 15 bucks. Dude turned the meter on instead of giving me the flat rate. When I called him out on it, it tried to make it seem like i misunderstood.
Appreciate the advice just wish I wasn't going to be there by myself.
Never touch the mini bar!
That's the thing. Wife & I love Vegas. We go to this or that together, but most of the trip is separate. It works for us.
CVS was cheap. Weird thing that a 40oz was 2 dollars more than the same 26oz.
Wait!!!! You can check alcohol on the airplane 🤯, game changer
@Vin104r most definitely!
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Bring the amount of cash you're willing to lose and stick to it..
Don't get too drunk..
Because TSA loves to confiscate money, take less than $5k per person.
Take a cab to a bank that's open to get cash advance without fees!
This video is on point. I have been to vegas three times in the past. My boyfriend and I just went last month together and will be going back in December for his bday. He thought I was crazy when I had two suitcases and two bags full of stuff for vegas. Once we arrived and went to a few places he then understood my method. We had a lot of fun and spent all but 670 dollars of what we budgeted. We didn't gamble at all. We spend most of our money on food, drinking random drinks and partying. Don't forget to visit planet 13 if you ever go to vegas. No medical cards needed.
First timers, stay on the strip. You do not want to waste your time walking/driving back and forth to the strip everyday. Vegas blocks are half miles compared to other cities. Enjoy walking along the strip and not to the strip.
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one pair of them showgirls (the B squad) asked me if I wanted to take a pic with them. I said no. I actually gave them my drink tickets from the mirage cuzI was feeling generous that day, and these (ahem) gals had the nerve to ask me for a tip.
pro tips for 1st timer on a budget:
1)bring lots of small cash for tipping
2)stay centerstrip like planet hollywood
3)wear running shoes and plan to walk alot!
4)bring a fanny pack and be wary of ur phone and pickpocketers
5)don't get scam on the streets, just say NO and keep walking
6)miracle miles shops at planet hollywood for cheap eats
7)use myvegas rewards
If you're new to Vegas... DO NOT venture off to the Vegas's west side especially near The Strat.. it's a whole nother side of Vegas that isn't all glist and glamour
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U don’t have to go to the clubs??
OK I SHUDDER COME HERE FIRST, having gone through your other posts last
Didn't know about the ATMS
I'M AN 75 YR OLD ENGLISH LADY TRAVELLING ALONE
Resort fees??????
Deposits, resort fees...
Really good video but prostitution isn’t legal in Las Vegas.