jil worldwide live streaming bunlo, bocaue, bulacan,monopoly big baller results.REGISTER NOW GET FREE 888 PESOS REWARDS!

By: Jomby

Jomby — Sun, 14 Jul 2019 20:10:39 +0000

Las Vegas has reported a slight slip in revenue. Although, it was only a 2 to 4 % drop depending on brand, it shows the ‘Boycotting” of LV that posters are speaking about is starting to work no matter how small. I was used to going twice a year every year, sometimes more. I have only gone twice in the past decade due to a number of changes that both myself, my social circle, and industry have decided make Las Vegas less desirable than other options. in life, like business we don’t care what anyone calls their added costs, we are only concerned with Bottom line costs for the trip. I don’t want to hear about a resort fee, city tax, parking fee, you arrived on a Saturday fee, or any other add-on. You better quote me ONE COMPREHENSIVE PRICE or you are out of consideration. Vegas was a business option in the past because it was budget friendly. Expense accounts are not open-ended for many industries. Californians used to be the bread and butter for Vegas, that customer is now looking at other options. Vegas had better start to work with the airlines to get a handle on things also. A room during the week should not be over $60 TOTALl at most properties. A buffet should not be over $15 for good, not gourmet food. Drinks at the bar $6. Most shows $50. We will never pay for parking! I realize that younger visitors are not gambling as much, but get the prices back in line for your core customers and most will risk $hundreds gambling in return for that OLD VEGAS VALUE.

By: stephen

stephen — Fri, 05 Jul 2019 21:13:29 +0000

From the UK and we went once a year for about 15 years, but a few years ago I decided to boycott the place once they got silly with their resort fees. I still find it hard to believe that people are still going with all the hidden extras, and really could not believe they added parking into the ‘rip off’ equation too. The share holders of all these big companies get it so wrong – they believe they have to increase profits year on year so they are always looking at ways of generating extra income, and they don’t care how it impacts on visitor satisfaction. These big firms have to eventually be made to realise that a healthy large yearly profit is better than squeezing ever last cent out of visitors so that their profit rises by a few percent… It seems to me that if they can’t announce a rise in profits every year then the share holders panic – hence resort fees, then parking, and now lots of people getting paid off too – buffet prices through the roof, fewer free drinks… It’s just a long list of miscalculations from the people running these firms – all these companies could still be making a huge profit without stealing the smiles from our faces when we check out and get hit with the fees… It really is no way to treat guests and leaves a very sour taste – I personally have, when ever Las Vegas has been mentioned to me on my travels with work all over the UK, told everyone I have spoken to that they should not visit Las Vegas, and have given the reasons – the primary one was resort fees, but more recently parking has been added to my arsenal of weapons to stop people from visiting… I really do my most to stop people from visiting Las Vegas and I would hope many other people would do similar… I kind of know, it’s a battle I can’t win, and people will still visit, but it makes me feel good every time I manage to persuade a group of people not to go… I do miss visiting, and used to really love it, but once the likes of The Orleans (my favourite little place) started with resort fees like the big boys on the strip I decided that it was time to call time on Las Vegas… I would love it to go back to what it once was, but unless I find Marty Mcfly’s Delorean, I think my decision to divorce myself from Las Vegas, rather than keep paying for an increasingly costly marriage was a very wise decision – I just wish more people would make a stand, and stop visiting, or if they do visit then at least boycott the worst hotel offenders on the strip… Someone at some point has to make these hotels realise that visitor satisfaction should be an integral part of running a hotel, and not the last thing on their mind.

By: Billy

Billy — Sun, 23 Jun 2019 22:35:27 +0000

We use to go Las Vegas 3-5 times a year. My wife and I enjoy gambling but we don’t like hidden fees. The Las Vegas strip has become excessive and greedy with fees and I wonder if it will back fire eventually.

By: Peter

Peter — Thu, 25 Apr 2019 19:12:54 +0000

Ten+ years of guy golfing trips has been fun. But the cost keeps going up. New last year was parking. Add the resort fees. I’m looking at $50 a person per day just for fees. Plus room. Plus tax. Even drinks and food are getting more expensive. We’re were accustomed to $100 for a round of golf and more for gaming. But the resort fee and parking fee is a slap in the face. If we go again this year, we’ll rent a few houses for a week and we’ll save a lot of money. We did that two years ago due to overlapping with a big convention. It worked great. We may even use Walmart groceries to go as an option for some food.

Vegas is losing it’s spark for us.

By: Claude W

Claude W — Wed, 16 Jan 2019 23:52:03 +0000

Dear Vegas,

I’m 42, from Seattle, has disposal income and used to travel to Vegas often for gaming, pools and dinning. I am trying to find a reason to go back other than the weather. I love going out but the ropes and attitudes chased me away from the club scene (I’d rather go to a lounge now). The resort fees are ridiculous! really, $40+ per night without anything to show for it; perhaps it should include buffet. In addition, I’ve been at the receiving end of terrible hotel and gaming attitudes from customer service reps. To be honest, people in my shoes don’t see the value anymore especially with other options out there.

I am now looking at places like Palm Springs, Vancouver or other destinations for trips with friends.

Not sure how you can reel me or my circle back in…

By: Jason

Jason — Sun, 13 Jan 2019 23:43:02 +0000

I normally patronized Vegas at least four times a year. I live in Arizona and normally drive. However, only went to Vegas once last year, due to a wedding. Otherwise, I would not have gone once., due to all the fees and increases pricing in drinks, CNF fees, and surge price menus. $6.00 for a soda, MGM, you can have it.

By: mrdontplayy

mrdontplayy — Fri, 04 Jan 2019 02:33:15 +0000

Wanted to take my son to LV for the first time but the resort and parking fees were a turn off. We went to San Antonio and used the money we saved from those fees to vacation like kings!! (ate out every night, entertainment, souvenirs).

By: David

David — Wed, 02 Jan 2019 08:12:47 +0000

I can tell you as a local I no longer go to the strip because of parking fees. Stations casino comps aren’t great but free parking gets me there. I did start returning to the Wynn because of their reversal. Big casinos have gotten greedy and made us pay every step of the way. I will just choose carefully where I go take my gaming action.

By: Marc

Marc — Mon, 31 Dec 2018 13:35:21 +0000

Hidden fees, jacked up rates and shyster style operations has kept us from visiting. We used to go to the strip a few times a year. No more, tired of getting ripped,off at every turn. Downtown is so much better but all the vagrants make me feel unsafe. If we want to gamble now, we just go,to a local Indian casino where they don’t try and rip you off every which way they can.