Another "you've seen them once, you've seen them all" type airport…read more The only memorable part was slot machines in the airport, which was pretty cool! I ended up wasting...gambling $20 waiting for my flight. The guy next to me looked like he was there for hours! It's a trap!

Nice general aviation airport. It is under the LAS Class B, but the ATC is helpful in navigating…read morethe airspace. There is a good cafe in the terminal.

The bingo room at the Aliante is a comfortable, non smoking, and intimate space. The space holds…read morearound 200 seats, which is plenty since it's a local- friendly spot. Two Complimentary beverages are offered to players, including alcohol. There are plenty of monitors to monitor the called numbers, and the room has dauber vending machines if you need additional daubers. The bingo hall at the Aliante offers paper and electronic gaming. Sessions are played daily on the odd hours 11-9pm . Friendly and helpful staff.

PROS: -We live one exit away from Aliante Casino…read more -NON-SMOKING Bingo room! -Two free drinks for each player. -Friendly staff and players; it's like Cheers for bingo here. Everyone seems like a regular and they are very laid-back, unlike the other bingo room where we usually play. There has been no shushing here. People don't have a heart attack if someone else yells "bingo!" by accident. Not that I've done that, but it could happen. CONS: -They don't have machines here, so it's only PAPER! The first time we played here, I was very stressed out because I usually always play with a machine. I haven't used a dauber in a couple of years. Not to mention that my +1 got me the 12-card pack: whut?! The pressure! "Wait, what number did she just call?! I'm still trying to find the previous number called!" Okay, so the second time we went, we took our out-of-town friends and it was much better. I got a 6-card pack and I could relax and have fun. -I haven't won yet. I've been practicing my yell, though.

This is my favorite bingo room of the stations. The staff are really friendly and once they get to…read moreknow you, they welcome you by name which is cool. I like that a lot of times it's not really crowded. It does not matter the amount of people playing, I always seem to win which is what makes it fun and cool.

1000% recommend 80s rock shot bingo night! It is a great idea to stand in line by 7:30 to guarantee…read moreyour spot when doors open at 8pm for 9pm bingo! $35 buy in - cash only. Food: none in here, but yes in the casino Service: fun, interactive, dancing, free Jell-O shots if your table wins, selected cocktails are free but they were NOT good....there are also $3 margaritas in the casino! Ambiance: live DJ, loud music, bingo room was full of 80s tunes and we even dressed up in 80s attire

The good is this location is not far from my house but the bad is that its alot of cheating going…read moreon at the cannery bingo okay some of the bingo players be paying the Employee a head of time when they buy there packs and you not supposed to do that and they win every time okay and its the same winners also that win it just made me not to support them any more.

Could be nice but they put the employees wants before the customers. Even though they are only open…read more4 days a week they close on holidays because the employees don't want to work.

This is the main bus station in Las Vegas downtown. Decided to leave the motorcycle at home, since…read moredrinking and took the SDX which goes down Las Vegas Blvd 24/7. It is safer and with all kinds of traffic on the road currently it is a blessing. The bus station has plenty of security which are both guards and police keeping everyone in line and to answer any kinds of questions. There is also security when going into the bathroom so one is safe there too. I am a local here in LV so if you purchase tickets off the strip then one can purchase an all day pass for adults and children for 5.00. This pass is good for 24 hour period. So save that pass if one purchases one they are good the next day. The station here is open 24 hours so a plus if need use restroom on the bus too.

I give a lot of credit to the people that work here because they put up with a lot of crap from…read morethese people who ride the bus. Stay away from the restrooms at ALL COST! I miss the old Downtown Transportation Center especially because I they had a few arcade games in the lobby.

Very poor signage! We wanted terminal 1 long term parking uncovered but when we came to the airport…read moreit said Terminal 3 parking and no mention of Terminal 1 parking Also, when in terminal 3 parking there are no signs inside the parking structure saying it's terminal 3. To make matters worse when I used the help phone the operator was impatient, spoke to fast and hung up on me! Finding the right parking should not be this difficult!

For some reason, I've always used the long-term parking garage ($18/day) even though I know the…read moreeconomy lot is cheaper ($12/day) - when traveling during the recent holiday, we had heard that parking garage spaces were limited and planned to use the econ lot for the first time. Thankfully all went well - easy to find, plenty of spaces, signage to locate your car later, short wait for the shuttle both ways, no real complains. For those who are particular, yes your car is exposed to the elements in the open lot rather than covered. Other than the heat, we don't really have major weather events here so it's a minor point to me. For those who say they'd rather Uber - go ahead, you'll spend more unless you live nearby. For us, living nearly up in Centennial, the lot cost was less than what we'd spend one-way on the drive. For bonus points, they have an assistance number posted for if you have car issues - staff are available to come by to jump start your car, inflate flat tires, etc. We came back to a low tire and they were out within 10 minutes, quick and friendly. I can't say we'll use this lot every time, but after this first positive experience (and roughly $30 savings), it's worth leaving a few minutes early.

This is amazing to use if you're going to a Vegas Golden Knights game at T Mobile arena! The…read moreCentennial Hills Transit Center is a public transit hub. It's located off of the 95 North and Durango exit. The parking for the RTC is awesome! There are so many spots available. You can use this area to park and ride, or for carpooling! The center includes transit center and multiple bus bays for current service and for future expansion! There is also a drop off and pick up zone so commuters can be dropped off or picked up! Operating hours for the lobby are from 5:00 A.M to 9:00 P.M and there are ticket vending machines onsite. This hub operates several RTC bus routes, including express services. Some of the key routes is the Centennial Express which provides direct service to downtown, the strip or other major RTC hubs in Las Vegas. This RTC is great because you can drive there, park your vehicle for free, and then get on the transit system for work, Las Vegas shows, sporting events and so much more! It's a amazing hub and it's serviced well! This is such a great transportation option for the holiday season or sporting events like the Golden Knights or the Raiders games!

Despite the fact that the RTC switched to using the limited weekend bus schedule to using it 7 days…read morea week, over four months ago, RTC has done NOTHING to remove the weekday schedule from their website and from the bus stops which continues to cause confusion to the public. More people would use the CX bus if there were more bus rides to the airport; not less! Shame on M J Maynard on her lazy leadership!!!

We visited Vegas for a quick couples getaway after the holidays, though neither of us are big…read moregamblers. We had the MOST fun at the Plaza Bingo Room downtown! Make sure you get a players card before going up to the 3rd floor. Swipe your card outside of the bingo hall for coupons and free plays. It was my first time playing digitally, and I'm in love! There are fun variations of Bingo, so playing it digitally helped me not miss anything. For your buy in, you play for an entire hour, get two free drink tickets for the bar and unlimited sodas/coffee. There are white papers you can use to reserve your same seat between sessions, if you'd like to go get a snack or something. My new favorite spot in Vegas! I learned they do a monthly bingo competition weekend a with great deals on stays at the hotel and larger payouts. We will be back!

I lost all my money and have no idea how the pricing works, but I'm obsessed with playing bingo at…read morethe Plaza. I'm going to do this on every trip to Vegas now, I love it. So when you get to the Plaza, you have to take the escalator up to the bingo hall on the third floor. It feels so exclusive, lol. The room is big though and there's plenty of seating if you want to go in a huge group, play solo or with a +1. Anything would fly here. The staff was so nice to us and explained everything thoroughly. We got some bingo package we had a coupon for and still ended up spending $48 each. With admission though, you do get a drink! Bartender was nice and also gave us some first timer tips. That was so kind! Once the game got going, it was a little confusing for the first couple rounds. However, then things all made sense, we got the hang of the screens and understood how the caller was saying things. Bingo on machines is a game changer! Gone are the days of dabbers, though you can apparently still do that, too. But...the game goes fast! I had a whole lot of cards though and won nothing but saw someone with a paper card win. I'm just sayin. ;) I will absolutely be coming back. I had so much fun and enjoyed participating!!!