No comments about FODOR-LAS VEGAS'93 (Fodor's Las Vegas).

No comments about Fodor's Pocket Las Vegas, 1st edition: The All-in-One Guide to the Best of the City Packed with Places to Eat, Sleep, Shop, and Explore (Pocket Guides).

No comments about Fodor's Las Vegas 2005 (Fodor's Gold Guides).

No comments about Las Vegas Is My Beat.

2 comments about Welcome to the Pleasuredome: Inside Las Vegas (Gambling Studies Series).

1. Although I patronize neither casinos nor brothels, Spanier's book was fascinating reading for me. He takes his reader inside the back rooms of casinos, explaining how they can afford to give away freebies to their best customers, how they draw new families, and the future of Las Vegas. He puts the story of the Nevada city into a historical context, explaining how it blossomed from a railroad outpost a few decades ago into the major destination it is today. He concludes by speculating about the effect of competition, including nearby Laughlin, state lotteries, and Atlantic City. This book will not disappoint.



2. I was a great fan of this author's 1992 book titled 'All Right,OK, You Win,' which was an insightful and well-written overview of theStrip. When I saw this book, 'Welcome to the Pleasuredome,' I hoped for an update of all that has happened on the Strip since 1992. Imagine my dismay when I discovered it's the exact same book as 'All Right, OK, You Win,' with a different cover and a different title. END

1 comments about Inside/Out Las Vegas (InsideOut City Guides).

1. I love the fold out maps in this guy. Also cool that it comes with a mini ink pen and a mini guide book. This is a multipurpose item.

No comments about Las Vegas' New Wild Card.(Company Business and Marketing): An article from: Hawaii Business.

No comments about Travellers Las Vegas (Travellers - Thomas Cook).

No comments about IgoUgo Travel Report: Las Vegas: The Inside Scoop from Experienced Travelers.

2 comments about Fodor's Las Vegas 2001: Completely Updated Every Year, Color Photos, Smart Travel Tips, And How to Play the Games (Fodor's Gold Guides).

1. I was very pleased with my purchase! The book was totally up to date as of this review (good solid information on even the newest hotel/casino's including Paris and The Aladdin). It's well organized, well written, and easy to use...with good tips, good background on all the popular games, and good information on trips that will take you away from the Strip. I wouldn't mind if it contained a few more pictures though. :-)



2. I gave this guide to my Dad who is crazy about Vegas. He already have one, dated 1994, which got very old. Myself, I personally think of Fodor's guide that they're too arid, with few or none pictures. I think they're boring and dull, but my Dad says they're great. I think he's just gambling.