Las Vegas Strip Map: Hotels, Casinos & Attractions

Period: 119.06 days

	Submissions	Comments
Total	811	1599
Rate (per day)	6.81	13.46
Unique Redditors	205	805
Combined Score	20257	5543

Top Submitters' Top Submissions

2194 points, 161 submissions: 0and18
1. Is that a monkey? (136 points, 1 comment)
2. Watergate Cake (120 points, 10 comments)
3. Grant Morrison’s run on Animal Man is full of fun stuff like this (112 points, 4 comments)
4. The cover of the American satire magazine, Puck, published on April 6, 1901, in the wake of gainful victory in the Spanish–American War (110 points, 6 comments)
5. Getting Snockered at the "Make Your Own Old Fashioned" bar (96 points, 5 comments)
6. Jim Steranko's Captain America #111 (1969) is some comic art way ahead of the curve. (87 points, 4 comments)
7. Monument to Joe Louis, Detroit, Hart Plaza (83 points, 2 comments)
8. January 3 - The Milwaukee Bucks (82 points, 49 comments)
9. The Drake Equation (80 points, 6 comments)
10. Advanced Crew Escape Suit (ACES) or "pumpkin suit" is the aerospace standard international orange (75 points, 2 comments)
1676 points, 60 submissions: joelschlosberg
1. Nixon's response to Roe v. Wade: "it breaks the family" but "There are times when an abortion is necessary. I know that. When you have a black and a white. Or a rape." (177 points, 19 comments)
2. The ingredients of OpenCola. Created by a software company of the same name, which released all information about how to make the soda while selling the finished product, since that was exactly what they did for their open source computer programs. (150 points, 11 comments)
3. "Portugal is not a small country" (110 points, 17 comments)
4. An ordinary Swedish citizen was chosen to run the official Twitter account of Sweden each week for over 6 years. (98 points, 4 comments)
5. Political Cartoon Even More Boring and Confusing Than Issue (93 points, 3 comments)
6. The series finale of Dinosaurs had the dinosaurs inadvertently precipitating an environmental catastrophe that results in their own extinction. In the final scene, the characters gather as they prepare to freeze to death. (93 points, 4 comments)
7. Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes (74 points, 2 comments)
8. I Shot Andy Warhol, a playable mod of the NES light gun game Hogan's Alley, in which all of the enemies are changed to Warhol. Meanwhile, all of the innocent bystanders are replaced by either the Pope, Flavor Flav or Colonel Sanders. (69 points, 5 comments)
9. Hayao Miyazaki's concept art for a proposed adaptation of Pippi Longstocking. It never got made, but his character designs of a little girl with bright orange hair in double ponytails are almost identical to the ones he went on to make for the protagonist of Panda Kopanda (a.k.a. "Panda! Go Panda!") (55 points, 1 comment)
10. Mr. T's "cool" cereal based on his Saturday morning cartoon (50 points, 1 comment)
1051 points, 32 submissions: Our-Year
1. The avant-garde band The Residents recorded an album of 40 one-minute songs, then purchased 40 one-minute advertising slots on San Francisco's most popular Top-40 radio station and had the station play each track over the course of three days (163 points, 4 comments)
2. Congress created the Harry S. Truman Scholarship in 1975, an award for grad school worth $30,000 that’s given to college juniors interested in public service. Instead of a statue or monument, the scholarship is Truman's official federal memorial. (135 points, 1 comment)
3. Wangarĩ Maathai was a Kenyan political activist who founded the Green Belt Movement, which focused on planting trees, environmental conservation, and women's rights. She became the first African woman and the first environmentalist to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. (112 points, 2 comments)
4. 'We're Not Gonna Take It' Can Be Anyone's Protest Song: "I mean, 35, 40, whatever it was years later, it's a folk song, for God's sake." (104 points, 7 comments)
5. Now That's What I Call Music! 2 - "a terrific time capsule... capturing what American pop radio sounded like in the late '90s") (73 points, 9 comments)
6. Golden Girls opening theme song ("Thank You For Being a Friend") and closing credits (61 points, 2 comments)
7. Jim O'Rourke's 33-minute cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car" (folk/drone, live in Japan 9/16/2002) (47 points, 5 comments)
8. The White Stripes - We're Going to Be Friends (42 points, 3 comments)
9. David Letterman created a scholarship for the average "C student," recognizing that it's not all about marks, some are extraordinary and amazing in other ways. Winners are selected primarily based on creativity. First place is a $10k award, 2nd is $5k, third is $3333 (41 points, 0 comments)
10. Steve and Kathryn's bedroom... could pass for a slightly ill-lit student flat. It is deep inside a passageway that stretches from the outskirts of [Las Vegas] all the way to Caesar's Palace, a 5,000-room luxury hotel. (41 points, 0 comments)
880 points, 54 submissions: themanwhosleptin
1. In December of 1980, Salvadoran soldiers brutally raped and murdered four American churchwomen. A young U.S. diplomat singlehandedly cracked the case, cultivating an improbable source who risked everything to gather the key evidence. (93 points, 4 comments)
2. What's the difference between Latino and Hispanic? (81 points, 6 comments)
3. L'Anse Aux Meadows - An ancient Viking village in Newfoundland that predates Columbus by 500 years. (72 points, 1 comment)
4. How The CIA Overthrew Iran's Democracy In 4 Days (50 points, 1 comment)
5. Jan. 17, 1893 | Hawaiian Monarchy Overthrown by America-Backed Businessmen (49 points, 0 comments)
6. Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee) [Gabry Ponte Ice Pop Mix] (Original Video with subtitles) (37 points, 7 comments)
7. User-operated amusement apparatus for kicking the user's buttocks (35 points, 2 comments)
8. Aster Meaning and Symbolism (34 points, 1 comment)
9. The Link Between Japanese Samurai and Real Indigo (31 points, 3 comments)
10. Geography Now! Iran (28 points, 0 comments)
879 points, 28 submissions: sbroue
1. In Southern Iran some women wear boregheh (112 points, 10 comments)
2. No word for blue - the mystery of history's missing colour (92 points, 7 comments)
3. Flight of the Concords: Foux Du FaFa (88 points, 2 comments)
4. Wave Rock: Hyden Western Australia (84 points, 2 comments)
5. Conlang negotiations (61 points, 7 comments)
6. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 14th century manuscript at The British Library (52 points, 3 comments)
7. Largest-Known Dinosaur Footprint Discovered in Western Australia (2017) (51 points, 8 comments)
8. Scientists disagree how boab trees got to Australia from Africa and Madagascar (47 points, 2 comments)
9. Musk sticks: the lolly that divides a nation (43 points, 10 comments)
10. Saint Helena earwig (27 points, 2 comments)
835 points, 18 submissions: Dat_Paki_Browniie
1. Shoes, which just turned 12 last month (179 points, 16 comments)
2. Lobsters can be many colors, most famously red. (130 points, 10 comments)
3. Completed in 851 AD, the Great Mosque of Samarra is part of a 37,000+ acre UNESCO Heritage City. Pictured here is the minaret, where the call to prayer is made. (122 points, 2 comments)
4. Pakistan has some of the greatest scenery on Earth. Here is an album of a few highlights but PLEASE GO TO THE COMMENTS and find a comment with much more detail and scenery. (94 points, 4 comments)
5. As quickly as they came, ‘Hoverboards’ were banned in most cities in airports, subways, buildings, and on roads. This was primarily due to a risk of battery fires. (64 points, 6 comments)
6. Behold, the samosa. Versatile and flavor beyond description. (52 points, 5 comments)
7. Ope. (47 points, 10 comments)
8. The OG. Paper Mache Volcano. (38 points, 0 comments)
9. What was previously a castle more than 500 years ago, is now a national museum located in Tripoli. The Red Castle Museum, Assaraya Alhamra Museum, turns 100 this year. (25 points, 0 comments)
10. A paper I did my capstone project on. Certain linkages in the brain are required to learn fear. (17 points, 1 comment)
597 points, 24 submissions: voltronforlife
1. The Corner Industrial Bookshelf (114 points, 4 comments)
2. Battle Angel Alita (1993). This is the first anime I ever saw. I fell in love instantly. I hope the upcoming movie doesn't kill it (59 points, 7 comments)
3. Weird Al Yankovic in all 3 Naked Gun Movies! (55 points, 0 comments)
4. Bud Light apologizes for 'removing no' label (47 points, 14 comments)
5. Orson Welles - War Of The Worlds - Radio Broadcast 1938 - Complete Broadcast. (44 points, 1 comment)
6. Watch the Chicago Bears missed field goal attempt from the field (38 points, 3 comments)
7. Jessica Hahn sex scandal brought down televangelist empire (37 points, 1 comment)
8. Read Your Book Case (36 points, 0 comments)
9. (1988) Nintendo Cereal System Commercial (26 points, 1 comment)
10. Kiss The Blarney Stone (26 points, 2 comments)
580 points, 10 submissions: jarvis400
1. Blood Moon in Finland. (188 points, 4 comments)
2. Tea selection in the 1901 Sears, Roebuck & co. catalogue (114 points, 9 comments)
3. That Mitchell and Webb Look: Homeopathic A&E (114 points, 0 comments)
4. Gerald Ratner gave a speech in which he jokingly denigrated two of the company's products. After the speech, the value of the Ratner group plummeted by around £500 million, which very nearly resulted in the firm's collapse (83 points, 4 comments)
5. The history behind the way Americans use forks (38 points, 7 comments)
6. Dagen H - was the day on 3 September 1967, in which the traffic in Sweden switched from driving on the left-hand side of the road to the right (25 points, 0 comments)
7. Cake - I Will Survive (original by Gloria Gaynor) (9 points, 1 comment)
8. How the Fork Got Its Tines - The Evolution of Useful Things - 1st chapter (3 points, 0 comments)
9. The longest known palindromic word is Finnish "saippuakivikauppias" (3 points, 1 comment)
10. Two Ronnies - Four Candles (3 points, 0 comments)
516 points, 22 submissions: coffeeblossom
1. Why the Myers-Briggs test is totally meaningless (121 points, 11 comments)
2. Lady's bingo night reminder goes off during one of Louie Anderson's performances (100 points, 7 comments)
3. What it was really like to compete on Legends of the Hidden Temple (54 points, 10 comments)
4. T. Rex's Tiny Arms May Have Been Vicious Weapons (52 points, 0 comments)
5. The 10 Worst Diplomatic Faux Pas By Famous Politicians (35 points, 4 comments)
6. Scrappy the Cat (34 points, 1 comment)
7. History of Chichen Itza (21 points, 2 comments)
8. Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada (photo by Peter Waller) [5113x3408] (17 points, 1 comment)
9. Uluru (17 points, 0 comments)
10. Orbitz Drink (13 points, 0 comments)
428 points, 6 submissions: charlesdexterward
1. The best villains are always the ones who have a good point. (294 points, 15 comments)
2. “In the Realms of the Unreal” (2004) Documentary about outsider artist Henry Darger, whose epic novel and hundreds of paintings were only discovered after his death. (59 points, 0 comments)
3. It’s not Fat Tuesday without Paczki’s! (48 points, 14 comments)
4. Lin-Manuel Miranda on Alexander Hamilton’s sex scandal (Drunk History) (21 points, 0 comments)
5. Read this one in Seventh grade History class (3 points, 0 comments)
6. “Off the Grid: Outsider Artists or Bad Artists” an introductory video to approaching outsider art. (3 points, 0 comments)
413 points, 12 submissions: despawnerer
1. Britney Spears - Toxic (101 points, 15 comments)
2. Every “Under construction” gif from the 90s internet (97 points, 6 comments)
3. David Lang's "the whisper opera" is an opera performed for a small audience entirely in whisper and hushed sounds, where each listener can only ever hear a part of it (55 points, 8 comments)
4. Dancing baby: the original meme and viral video (53 points, 4 comments)
5. “Eternal September” is the name that was given on Usenet to the period starting on September 1993, when internet became widely available (43 points, 0 comments)
6. Nothing Records was the music label founded by Trent Reznor and his manager to release Nine Inch Nails music in early days (23 points, 0 comments)
7. A lot of things were found under the city of Amsterdam while they were building a new metro line — you can see all of them on a website, sorted by age (21 points, 0 comments)
8. Mosaic was one of the first graphical web browsers, and the first one to actually display images in-line) (9 points, 0 comments)
9. Steve Reich - Double Sextet (2009 Pulitzer Prize winner) (5 points, 0 comments)
10. David Lang - Increase (2002) (3 points, 0 comments)
389 points, 12 submissions: PhillipBrandon
1. 2016 Garbage Pail Kids sticker, "Donald Dump" (103 points, 5 comments)
2. Why do women beach volleyball players wear bikinis while men wear shorts and tank tops? (93 points, 16 comments)
3. Cha if by land, tea if by sea: Historical trade routes explain why the world has two words for tea (59 points, 0 comments)
4. Official music video of the third Pierce Brosnan Bond film, "The World is Not Enough" performed by Garbage (47 points, 2 comments)
5. Eddie Izzard is brilliant in English and French (29 points, 2 comments)
6. Trevor Noah giving examples of Xhosa, a South African language with click consonants (24 points, 0 comments)
7. "Dear Professor X, we accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong. But we think you're crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are..." (9 points, 0 comments)
8. Understanding the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (8 points, 0 comments)
9. The Qhapaq Ñan Andean road system comprised 60,000 km of sprawling roadway throughout Tawantinsuyu, extending from present-day Quito past the modern day Santiago, unifying the immense and heterogenous Incan Empire through a well organized political system of power. (7 points, 0 comments)
10. An ABC for Baby Patriots By Ernest Ames, 1899 (6 points, 0 comments)
382 points, 9 submissions: spiket918
1. Oregon Wants To Legalize Psilocybin — With Caveats (98 points, 5 comments)
2. 1995 TODAY show, what is the internet? (80 points, 2 comments)
3. Eureeka's Castle Intro (69 points, 13 comments)
4. Waistcoat - Words Commonly Mispronounced (45 points, 15 comments)
5. The Wild Gypsy Tour Is A Game Changer For Women In Motorcycling (36 points, 2 comments)
6. Bebe Zahara Benet: First winner of Rupaul's drag race. Originally from Cameroon (22 points, 3 comments)
7. Violet Chachki, Rupaul's Drag Race winner (22 points, 3 comments)
8. The 10 Coolest Time Capsules Opened in 2015 (7 points, 0 comments)
9. Annual Tulip Fest in Oregon, Happening Now (3 points, 0 comments)
350 points, 28 submissions: art-man_2018
1. The True Origins of ‘X-Men’ “The main objective was to show that bigotry is a terrible thing,” - Stan Lee (102 points, 3 comments)
2. Hole - Violet (1994) (34 points, 3 comments)
3. Henry Rollins Show - Joan Jett recalls what she saw and heard in Afghanistan on her USO tours in 2001-2002 (25 points, 0 comments)
4. Closer to the Edge (The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy) documentary [1:39:19] (2015) (18 points, 4 comments)
5. Public Image Ltd. - Flowers of Romance (1981) (18 points, 0 comments)
6. Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise (1987) (17 points, 2 comments)
7. New Coke: The Failure | "In April 1985, New Coke was announced to the American public. Within hours, things began going downhill for Coca-Cola’s New Coke." (15 points, 3 comments)
8. Kimba the White Lion (1965) (11 points, 3 comments)
9. Lou Reed - Kill Your Sons (1974) (11 points, 1 comment)
10. Michael Pederson’s Lighthearted Street Art is Hidden in Plain Sight | "The artist’s plaques, signs, and miniature architecture tend to center around ideas of escape, isolation, and our relationship to social norms." (11 points, 1 comment)
340 points, 3 submissions: illestMFKAalive
1. Buzz Aldrin Punched a Conspiracy Theorist Who Said He Didn’t Walk on the Moon (162 points, 7 comments)
2. Giannis Antetokounmpo literally jumps over 6'6" Tim Hardaway Jr. on a ridiculous dunk (129 points, 12 comments)
3. N.C.A.A.: North Carolina Will Not Be Punished for Academic Scandal (49 points, 1 comment)
339 points, 4 submissions: jostler57
1. Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (SMBC) is one of the greatest webcomics, ever. I read he makes enough money from the comics to take University classes in his free time, so he can continue to write comics about a wide variety of topics, in depth. (175 points, 22 comments)
2. No cartoon got me running to the TV on an early Saturday morning more than X-Men. (120 points, 13 comments)
3. One of the best anime movies I’ve ever seen is Beautiful Dreamer 2. Why is the day repeating over and over? Beware the consequences should you unravel the mystery! (YouTube trailer gives away too much, so here’s the Wikipedia) (43 points, 9 comments)
4. This rap song honors all the breakfast cereals we used to eat while watching cartoons. Every time I hear this song, it brings me back to those days! (1 point, 0 comments)
288 points, 4 submissions: goofballl
1. Tunak Tunak Tun, a classic by Daler Mendhi. The video got a HD upgrade a couple years ago. (102 points, 8 comments)
2. xkcd map of the worst hurricanes in history to hit the eastern US from 1914-2014 (87 points, 16 comments)
3. Baobabs! (74 points, 2 comments)
4. Japanese shiokara - strips of squid meat served in salted, fermented squid viscera/guts (25 points, 2 comments)
271 points, 9 submissions: Sanlear
1. Giannis Antetokounmpo, surging Bucks end 2018 with NBA’s best record (80 points, 1 comment)
2. Thousands march on May Day, demand better working conditions (71 points, 0 comments)
3. Byzantine Gold Coin Discovered in Northern Israel (45 points, 1 comment)
4. British food: 20 classic dishes (19 points, 0 comments)
5. Cameroon soldiers kill 21 separatist fighters in NW region (18 points, 0 comments)
6. Sturgis campgrounds may face fees ahead of popular motorcycle rally (16 points, 1 comment)
7. The power of editorial cartoons (14 points, 3 comments)
8. 114 Of The Most Famous Cats On The Internet (5 points, 0 comments)
9. American Winter by Gerry Johansson (3 points, 1 comment)
266 points, 26 submissions: Flo__Moore
1. Dungeness Crab (39 points, 2 comments)
2. The Pre - 1976, Proto Punk Bands That Embodied the Punk Rock Genre Long Before It Existed (37 points, 4 comments)
3. Flight of Fancy: Magritte's "Clairvoyance" (31 points, 5 comments)
4. The Sound of Dial Up Internet (20 points, 2 comments)
5. Billy Preston - Nothing From Nothing (14 points, 0 comments)
6. Haddaway - What Is Love (14 points, 1 comment)
7. Marula Tree (13 points, 1 comment)
8. Sit in your bookcase (11 points, 0 comments)
9. Sweet - Fox On The Run (10 points, 2 comments)
10. The 3 Kinds of Friendships (8 points, 0 comments)
216 points, 5 submissions: NotSid
1. The Great Boston Molasses Flood (61 points, 1 comment)
2. Take Me To The River performed by Talking Heads, originally by Al Green (57 points, 3 comments)
3. March Across The Belts. A 1600s military campaign in which Sweden marched across a frozen strait to kick Denmark's ass (42 points, 0 comments)
4. Velvet Revolution, a nonviolent transition of power that ended 41 years of Communism in Czechoslovakia. (36 points, 1 comment)
5. Caring and Supportive Funky Kong Gives You a Ride Home From The Airport (20 points, 1 comment)

Top Commenters

0and18 (222 points, 161 comments)
astronoob (95 points, 9 comments)
bebds (80 points, 1 comment)
jostler57 (72 points, 17 comments)
Aquadagger6 (71 points, 2 comments)
ThePaperAmoeba (57 points, 1 comment)
Our-Year (54 points, 19 comments)
illestMFKAalive (49 points, 3 comments)
EKrake (45 points, 3 comments)
joelschlosberg (42 points, 20 comments)
RediscoveringReddit (41 points, 4 comments)
Dat_Paki_Browniie (38 points, 14 comments)
twitch1982 (38 points, 9 comments)
Kezika (36 points, 3 comments)
fixdark (36 points, 1 comment)
sciences_bitch (36 points, 1 comment)
Codebender (35 points, 3 comments)
jarvis400 (34 points, 8 comments)
WhoTookPlasticJesus (34 points, 2 comments)
elbitjusticiero (33 points, 14 comments)
gypsywhisperer (33 points, 4 comments)
HerrPurple (33 points, 2 comments)
Das_Mime (33 points, 1 comment)
gaviidae (33 points, 1 comment)
art-man_2018 (32 points, 19 comments)
j_gagnon (32 points, 1 comment)
no_frill (31 points, 2 comments)
YOUREABOT (30 points, 17 comments)
Penguin-Pete (30 points, 4 comments)
JackRaichu (30 points, 1 comment)
PoTaToeChips (30 points, 1 comment)
_Foy (30 points, 1 comment)
m_Pony (29 points, 6 comments)
sbroue (28 points, 19 comments)
FurryDoedens (28 points, 1 comment)
mitch_h_30 (28 points, 1 comment)
Zentaurion (27 points, 9 comments)
Broe_Tom (27 points, 1 comment)
goodoldfreda (26 points, 5 comments)
jerisad (26 points, 2 comments)
rodion_kjd (26 points, 2 comments)
RossMacLochness (26 points, 1 comment)
jeebus224 (26 points, 1 comment)
traphag (26 points, 1 comment)
despawnerer (25 points, 6 comments)
The_Bravinator (25 points, 4 comments)
awowadas (25 points, 2 comments)
GreekAlphabetSoup (24 points, 4 comments)
Chilis1 (24 points, 3 comments)
doeraymefa (24 points, 3 comments)

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Top Comments

80 points: bebds's comment in January 3 - The Milwaukee Bucks
66 points: astronoob's comment in Eminem Proves There Are Plenty Of Words That Rhyme With 'Orange'
58 points: Aquadagger6's comment in January 3 - The Milwaukee Bucks
57 points: ThePaperAmoeba's comment in January 3 - The Milwaukee Bucks
36 points: EKrake's comment in Why the Myers-Briggs test is totally meaningless
36 points: fixdark's comment in January 3 - The Milwaukee Bucks
36 points: sciences_bitch's comment in Nixon's response to Roe v. Wade: "it breaks the family" but "There are times when an abortion is necessary. I know that. When you have a black and a white. Or a rape."
33 points: Das_Mime's comment in Lorena Bobbitt crawled into bed with her sleeping husband and cut off his penis with a kitchen knife. She then left home with $100, Bobbitt’s Game Boy and his penis, which she tossed it into field across from a 7-Eleven.
33 points: gaviidae's comment in Why do women beach volleyball players wear bikinis while men wear shorts and tank tops?
32 points: j_gagnon's comment in Mill Ends Park, the smallest park in the world

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TIFU for not knowing how big Vegas really is, and getting a heatstroke.

I read a similar story on TIFU, and I thought to share mine. This happened a few years ago. I flew into Vegas to attend one of my buddy’s chapel wedding in the middle of July. I have never been to Vegas before and I did not research. As soon as I walked out of the airport, the heat hit me hard. As I lived in the Bay Area all my life at the time, anything over 70 degree is consider hot for me. It was 88 degree according to the signs at the airport. Since I arrived late after working the whole day, I wanted to go to my hotel at Treasure Island and just avoid the heat. So I took a cab and not really pay attention to how big Vegas really was.
The next day, I was going to meet up with a few of my other buddies at the groom’s room in MGM Grand. We were going take some kind of limo together to the chapel. Not knowing where MGM Grand was from Treasure Island, I picked up a map of Vegas from the tourist desk. It was very similar to this map, and might be in fact it might be the same one. http://www.mappery.com/map-of/las-vegas-tourist-map
According to this map, the distance is 3 blocks and it would take me pass Caesars Palace, Paris, and the Bellagio, place I wanted to go by. So I packed my shirt and dress pants in a duffle bag with the thinking that I would iron in the room later. I left my room at 1pm in the middle of the heat wave, unprepared, and only wearing a t-shirt and gym shorts while carrying a duffle bag of dress clothes. As soon as I go to the entrance out of Treasure Island, I knew I was in trouble. It was 109 according to the doorman of Treasure Island.
As I made my way to Caesar Palace, it was not too bad. I wasn’t sweating much, which I now know is not a good sign. I crossed over to the Paris hotel side following the sky bridge, and I was feeling the heat. There were local vendors selling water from coolers, but I was at the paranoid and cheap stage of my life, so I refused to pay the $1 for a bottle of water that might be have refilled with tap water. I keep going thinking there was going to be a store that sells water. I didn’t even think about going in the hotels. The heat was affecting my critical thinking skills.
I did notice air condition buses that kept passing by, but I did not do any research on them and I was not in condition to. I passed Planet Hollywood/ Aladdin and I saw that there was some kind of market. But according to the map, I was only a block away from MGM Grand, so I kept walking. By the time I got to M&M gift shop 20 minutes later, and my vision was complete blur. I saw more street vendor selling water bottles from cooler, but my stubbornness caused by the heat caused me to ignore them once again. The map said I was half a block away, so I kept following the road. Somehow I managed to cross the strip and ended up at New York New York, which is right across from MGM. I think I spent another 15 minute walking around before I crossed back to MGM Grand.
I walked in MGM Grand after 1 hour 25 minutes of traveling. I was not sweating at that point and my t-shirt was dry My heart rate was crazy fast and I knew I was in trouble since I could barely stand. I found the closest gift shop in MGM and got the biggest bottle of water they sold and slammed it. My buddies found me in the casino wandering around and they had to drag me to the groom’s room to shower and drink fluids to cool me down. I still manage to go to the wedding, but I had no energy to do the after party.
TL;DR Thought Vegas was smaller than it really was and got heatstroke for it

My suggestions for a fun/cheaper Vegas trip

I got back from Vegas a few days ago and it was great. I like to save money so I thought I would share a few tips and tricks to save money and still have a blast.
Sightseeing
I would definitely spend a few hours just walking around to all the casinos on the strip. The best part about this is if you sign up for the Player's Club (free) in each casino, they will usually give you some sort of incentive. Treasure Island gave me $10 in slot play. Whatever you win off that $10, you get to keep. Most other casinos have a similar incentive.
Shows
If you want to see a show, then check out Tix4Tonight. They are all over the strip. They sell discount tickets for shows that are showing that night. Usually they are the cheapest, but I bought tickets to Cirque du Soleil and when I went to pick up the tickets at Treasure Island, I found out their last minute tickets were cheaper. Definitely check first.
During my stay, I found out there are also a bunch of smaller, less known shows. These tickets are significantly cheaper and sometimes free. Nathan Burton's comedy magic is a free show at the Flamingo. Be sure to pick up tickets in advance as they sell out fast. Be on the lookout for these shows in coupon books (which you can find everywhere).
Free Drinks!
If you like to drink and you like gambling, then you're in luck! Sitting at the penny slots, I had free cocktails constantly served to me. Just remember to tip your waitresses! $1 seemed to do the trick.
If you are at a table game such as Craps or Blackjack, then expect tons of drinks to be thrown at you. The casino wants to get intoxicated so you are a little looser with your money. As long as you moderate your drinking, you can keep a nice buzz and not lose too much money.
Gambling
If you are staying on the Strip then you will quickly come to realize that table games are expensive. Most minimums on table games are $5 and $10 at Caesars Palace and the Bellagio. There is one casino on the Strip, however that is a little cheaper. Casino Royal, which is across the street from The Mirage and next to Harrah's, has $3 Craps and $4 Roulette.
If you really don't want to spend that much money (like me) then I suggest you take a little trip downtown. Go to any northbound bus stop and buy a $7 24 hour pass. Hop on the bus and get off on Fremont Street. If you want to play some Roulette, then go to the El Cortez casino where they have $1 minimum and $.25 chips. Want to play Craps? Go the Western which is a little further down the street from El Cortez. They have $1 Craps.
Food
If you are staying on the Strip then I suggest dinner at Ellis Island Casino at least a few times. It is just off the strip here. Ask for the Steak Special and you will get this for $7.99. Yes, that is right, you get a soup or salad, steak, green beans, potatoes and a beer, all for $7.99.
Harrah's has a "Million Dollar Pull" where you just go up and play a slot machine for free with the chance to win $1 million. Even if you don't win a million, you will always win something. One of the prizes they have is a $20 dining voucher for any Harrah's property, which includes: Caesar's, Imperial Palace, Rio, Harrah's etc... The dinner buffet at Harrah's is $20, so there is a free meal!
When you are downtown playing some cheap table games, make sure you grab dinner at Binion's. Just sign up for their player's club and they will give you a buy one get one free entree coupon for their cafe. My girlfriend and I ate a full meal for a total of $10 there, delicious.
I know there is a ton I am leaving out, so please add any tips!

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