I stopped by here mid-week for my first time because I was coming home from the Strip. I checked in…read moreat the clubhouse and the people in there were very nice. It was $10 for 9 holes. I was pretty much alone because it was 100 degrees, only one other disc golfer and a pair of regular golfers in front of me. It was fun and actually a bit challenging as you have to hit it straight and avoid a lot of overhanging trees. Greens are in good shape and pretty slow rolling. I finished in an hour and went to their little bar and had a Natty Light. It was a great way to spend an hour and I will be back for sure.

Nice course for beginners. The price is reasonable and the hours work with pretty much everyone's…read moreschedule.

To all of the Catholics that appreciate TRADITIONAL sermons, etc.. This is the most traditional…read moreCatholic church in Las Vegas, hands down. I've visited 90% of them over the decades I've lived here, and this is the one. It's not large. It's lovely in its own way. Intimate. Special. Yes, it's downtown by the Golden Nugget. Parking is by permit if you park in the dirt lot next door but you can pick one up in the entry to the church. You can also park in the garage next to the church but there are different rules for that. They offer services in Latin, Polish, Spanish and English. It's not in my diocese, but it's the only one that offers the most traditional masses. Locals, seriously, check this one out. It took me years to find this church. Visit it once. You'll be back.

Absolutely beautiful Church. Very traditional. Parishioners seemed very kind and welcoming. A Must…read morefor those that enjoy visiting beautiful Houses of GOD.

I had/have a gambling problem so thanks to program, I have been able to have them maintain my…read moreliving expenses by them receiving my social security payment. They have ensuring that my rent, electricity, gas, car and groceries are paid. I get a $200 check to spend on groceries. Checks are mailed to the different accounts monthly. The temptation is out of my hands by having them pay my bills for me.

PROS: this was a huge museum that showed all artifacts of mobsters throughout the 20th century…read more Three floors of fun and informative information. Staff is also nice CONS: I do believe it's overpriced. $38 for an adult is not affordable for the average family of four OVERALL: great museum to come and see. Even if you aren't into the mob. I'm not sure what the parking situation is like so I recommend ubering

This was a cool museum and I'm glad we made a stop here. I actually didn't have any prior knowledge…read moreabout mobs besides prominent names like Al Capone. I did feel a little bit at times that the museum might have expected you to know at least a little bit more background information before going in. I caught myself thinking "this plaque seems to think I should already know who some of these names are!" A little more context to some of the blurbs would have been nice, but then again there is already a LOT of information and many names involved. I did learn a lot of interesting history, and enjoyed the museum even without a prior interest in the subject matter. There were many parts of the museum that were fascinating, but I do think the highlight of our trip was listening to the speaker Frank Calabrese Jr. who was previously involved with the mob through his family. I feel like the trip to the museum wouldn't have been complete or as memorable without hearing his story. The speakeasy was also pretty cool, although I wished coming in from within the museum there would have been a little more "secrecy" or a password. The drinks were pretty good. I feel like the speakeasy is also another "must do" here at the museum.

Parking department are crooks, gave me a registration and abandonment ticket on a car with a…read moremovingnpermit in window, when asked to speak to supervisor "Letty" sent me to voicemail,

My Apocalypse Vegas Experience has started in North Las Vegas and ladies & gentleman its real. WOW,…read moreI was heading to tour Neon Museum and decided to continue my drive deep into North Las Vegas where no man or woman should drive and discovered the end of the world here! Fellow travelers the Zombie Apocalypse Is real as it get and they live on the streets of North Las Vegas. So I'm driving and the first thing I see is an actual street walking prostitute getting ready for some Friday night tricks, needless to say I didn't stop and say hi.... As my drive continued into the waist-land of human carnage laid upon the streets in cardboard boxes, plastic tents and cement beds I also noticed the wheelchairs (vehicle of choice ) that people sitting around in. You can see the countless police cruisers handling some multiple incidents, so if you wanna watch just follow the flashing blue lights and it's no K-Mart Special happening. This went on for miles while I drove. A few casinos actually existed but you'd take your own life trying to get from parking to the doors without getting clubbed over your skull and robbed. ( Safety NOTE ), so be careful while driving cause people just start walking across the street no matter how fast your driving. I almost had some road kill mounted to the hood of my car while heading out of town for some person just walking ( HELLO RED HAND LIGHT IS FOR TO STOP ) and I even had a green light to drive...I'm fairly sure if you came into contact with anyone in this area you defiantly has a 100% chance of getting either HIV, CV19 or some new immune deficiency that's not been detected. Maybe you wanna take the kids to scare them about the dangers of drugs but you may scar them for life. But if you do I expect a family photo to be posted on YELP... Now if you do journey into North Las Vegas lock your doors cause you've been warned! Aloha

Fast not crowded compared to other courts everything moves quick here . It's not as big as other…read moreplaces but it's not full at all

The security sees me running last minute to ask a question at 4:59 and ran to lock the door to make…read moresure I wouldn't make it, somebody hates their job obviously

We were on Fields 6-8 this past weekend, Youth Flag Football, NYS league, our team played against…read morethe Dolphins, many of the team players were unusually tall for the age group, definitely questionable; there were a lot of girls on the team, and two of the three that I saw were very tall. When most of the team are taller than adults, you gotta wonder. Turf ended up everywhere! On the dog, on everyone's clothes and shoes. Ugh. We were near the bathrooms. We overheard that the Soccer fields were behind the area we were at, so I'd say that this is in the middle of the park. In the distance, saw a sleeping homeless person on the table. It's in the pictures I added, if you want to check it out. Got a good look at the parking lot, which, I will say, again, that it is very tight.

I wouldn't really recommend this for the purpose of what I came here for which was to walk my dog…read more Grass is limited and the trails tend to just be the outside of all the many fields. There is one adjacent area that is a traditional park with benches and bathroom, etc. It has a small playground for kids. Then there are fields for use with permit, including two soccer fields. They also have a BMX track. The park itself is very well maintained, maybe the cleanest one I've been to this year. They had 2 people maintaining it while I was there. The parking lot is huge with some covered parking. All and all, it's a great park for outdoor sports enthusiasts and my dog didn't mind walking around here (he just likes to check out new places, sights and smells.)

Vegas is not all about gaming. It is the ULTIMATE in first class, top-tier level entertainment,…read moreGREAT FOOD, tons of superb hiking options slightly outside of town, great museums and cultural centres and shopping for Dior, Prada and Cartier for the rich and famous. If you're not much into gaming (like us), stay off The Strip. You will not be bored, not even for a minute. We've been coming to Sin City for decades. Never tire of it. Thoroughly enjoying our stay. As always.

"Shut up and put your money where your mouth is…read more That's what you get for waking up in Vegas" - as Katy would say. Las Vegas, the city that stays active, awake and awesome in a variety of ways. From awesome annual conventions like Viva Las Vegas, the iconic rockabilly conventions I've been able to attend a couple times in the past, to Las Vegas Pride, sunny summertime vacations, special occasions like my double college graduation back in 2013 to just living the on as well as off The Strip dream there's so much to go and so many places to see. The power of Downtown Las Vegas via Fremont Street, the water show the Bellagio, adventures at Omega Mart aka Meow Wolf Las Vegas', The Sphere, tourist shuttles and helicopters to view all the nooks and crannies or strutting it up Las Vegas Blvd from the Mandalay Bay to The Strat (former the Stratosphere) for the full strip trip. Experiences and memories await and so luck should you partake in the call of slots, card games or opportunities of chance. Iconic buffets at The Wynn, Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace, Excalibur (most affordable), Garden Buffet at South Point and numerous others. Epic shopping via Miracle Mill (Planet Hollywood), Forum Shops at Caesars, Grand Canal Shoppes via The Venetian, Fashion Show Las Vegas (next to Treasure Island) , and those great chainy favorites throughout, not to mention all the great outlet malls. Plenty of ways to get around and enjoy ever part of town and at any pace. "A little less conversation, a little more action please!" - The King of Rock n Roll

I went to Las Vegas City Hall this morning to see the joint exhibit by the Neon Museum and Cirque…read moredu Soleil. This was my first time in City Hall and I enjoyed my stay. The grand foyer is large and right as you come in the main entrance. The Cirque costume display will be ending on July 17th so I needed to get down there quickly before I missed it. Upon entering, there is a person who asks if you need directions and there's a guard at the desk. There is a metal detector to go through. The display is right there. During the year, several different art displays are there. I parked across Main Street in the City Hall garage. I used one of my parking apps to book the spot last ngiht., All I had to do was scan the QR code on my phone to get in and out. Very easy! However, if you wait and take a ticket there, the woman at the desk said they would validate it. If you want to save $10 that's the way to go. Before entering the building, I went to see the new statue dedicated to the Goodmans for the many years they both served as mayor of our city. The front is very inviting. The solar panels fit in with the glass exterior, and the panels create enough energy to light the building in the evening in various colors. A pleasant first visit to City Hall. I won't miss future exhibits there.

This is my first time in city hall and good thing I stopped by because Historic 5th Street School…read moreadmin told us to check out the arts which it was near the area. What an great recommendation! Enjoyed good time looking at the arts today :)