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“Been to Vegas frequently. Any ideas on shows that won't break the bank? Please no free shows like TI etc been there done that. Saw Mystere, V, Pet Theater, Zumanity, Tourn of Kings. Love to see 'O' just can't pay $$. 1/2 price tickets anywhere?” 6 answers	Jennifer
“We're going to splurge on a couple of meals, but would love tips on inexpensive or mid-range eateries.”   2 cheers 25 answers	SallyKitt Acton
“I'm moving Las Vegas in 2 months so my fiance can go to school. I'm a waitress by trade. Was wondering how the job market is, about the reliability of public transit and any other tips that might be helpful for a newbie :)” 1 answer	cripplecreekfairy
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“What kind of clothes do I pack? We'll be there with a large group in March. I know I need one fancy outfit to go out to a show. Should I be dressed up for playing cards or site seeing? I want to be comfortable but not feel like a slob.”   2 cheers 7 answers	energy
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