I have been to "Top of the World" three times. You do not feel the rotation. We had window seats each time and we have never gambled at the Strat. The food was very good. I would go about an hour before sunset. That way you get to see the view in daylight and dark. I had our whole family out to LV to celebrate our sons 21st birthday.
Pat McCauley
On Jul 13, 2013, at 12:49 PM, "richard d" <cdgnpc@aol.com> wrote:
> The Eiffel Tower rotates, too? Is the best time right before sunset? Can you feel the rotation at Strat if you dont look constantly? How far from the windows are the bad seats? Is there a good time to reserve to get the window or they hold them for high rollers?
> Thank you for a less charged topic.
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Glenn Chee <TedChee@...> wrote:
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> > Had just taken my cousin there 7/11 to celebrate her birthday. She loved it! The prices shocked her but it was worth it for her reaction.
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> > Later on that day I was pleasantly surprised when checking email from TripAdvisor that it was on their list of 10 restaurants with spectacular views.
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> > Even with smoke from the huge wildfires the views of Vegas were still very good in most directions.
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> > Another restaurant to consider if you're looking for a memorable view is the Eiffel Tower Restaurant. It's also pricey but you go there at night so that you can take a picture of your party synchronized when Bellagio's fountains are at their peak.
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> > Sent from my iPad
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