If you are looking for a hotel for a romantic Vegas getaway with your sweetie, here are five of my favorite options:
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With many great shows, restaurants and nightclubs, Las Vegas is a fun place to spend Valentine’s Day with your love. I have listed a few ideas to get you started: Restaurants: Vegas features many romantic restaurants with delicious options. Three of my favorites are Eiffel Tower Restaurant, Kokomo’s and Jean Georges Steakhouse. For more information about these restaurants, visit my article on three romantic restaurants in Vegas here. Shows: Vegas offers many great shows to suit your tastes. Cirque du [...]
Week of January 30, 2012
Everything at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas exemplifies luxury — from its five-star accommodations to its spectacular show. Here’s my take on the beautiful hotel.
The Cirque du Soleil show Love is an exhilarating blending of Cirque’s famous theatrical, circus style performance and the story of the Beatles’ rise to superstardom.
Out of all of the Cirque du Soleil shows in Vegas, “O” is the one that I would watch over and over again.
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum is a great attraction to visit if you are traveling to Las Vegas with children. Both children and adults enjoy interacting with the wax figures. You can shoot hoops with Shaq, talk to President Obama and get married to George Clooney. The museum even provides props to enhance your photos with the figures. With so many different figures, there is someone that interests everyone.
Las Vegas has many great dining options. Here are three wonderful restaurants to choose for a romantic dinner.
Ventriloquism and singing are great talents alone, but when they are combined together in a show, the result is phenomenal. Terry Fator is a talented singer, ventriloquist and comedian. His entire act is entertaining and he leaves you wanting more when the show ends.
Each Cirque du Soleil show is unique. For KA, the colossal stage is the outstanding feature. The stage, which is completely vertical, rotates during the performance as the performers tell the story of two imperial twins separated by war. The show lacks most of Cirque du Soleil’s traditional acrobatics, focusing on the storyline and the stage. The storyline of the twins’ separation and reunion is told through the movement of talented acrobats and trapeze artist.
