This is a decent Hudson News. The staff is friendly and it was a good enough place to grab a cold…read moresoft drink and more. It is your typical airport convenience store and priced as such.

Souvenir store. Cute items but very expensive, like every other. Good selection and quiet inside.read more

Parking is free in the upper lots for the dam visit including this one, while Lot 9 charges $10, as…read moredo the parking areas on the Nevada side.

One way in and out! I love that they have security points due to a lot of safety reasons. I truly…read moretreasure this place, because of our waters and energy. I am very happy that they put rails along the side walks, have a designated pedestrian crossing and most of all, they have put a lot of parking areas. Yes, you can now make your own decisions on where you want to view this beautiful Hoover Dam. Although, I am sad to see that our water source is now very low due to a major drought. They've permanently closed the freeway there, but they built this beautiful highway bridge on top. You don't ever have to stop on the Hoover Dam, if you don't want to tour. Please be advised that on the end of the road is where you will find the Lookout Gift Shop. Like any other gift shops, they might be pricey, but it helps to maintain and support this place. If you have an extra time to pass by here, please check it out and keep your children tight in your hands, as it is the safest way to go. Stay closed together, read and learn about the importance of this area. Hydrate! Hydrate! Hydrate! Save Water & Energy ***Next to air, water is the most important element for the preservation of life. Water is a finite commodity which, if not managed properly, will result in shortages in the near future. Water conservation can go a long way to help alleviate these impending shortages. ***Water Saving Tips: Check your toilet for leaks. Stop using your toilet as an ashtray or wastebasket. Take shorter showers. Install water-saving shower heads or flow restrictors. Take baths. Turn off the water while brushing your teeth. Turn off the water while shaving. ***Energy Saving Tips: Utilize Natural Light. Turn Off Lights and Electronics When You Aren't Using Them. Replace Traditional Light Bulbs with LEDs. Get a Smart Thermostat. Ensure Your Home is Properly Insulated. Put Decorative Lights on a Timer. Identify and Unplug Energy Vampires. Reduce Appliance Use. Use Less Hot Water.

A glittery bit of Paris here at the Paris Casino draws me in each time I am in Las Vegas. Any…read morelittle twinkle catches my eye and, like TinkerBell, I love fairy dust. I often get souvenirs from Las Vegas here, since they are a bit unique. I have purchased a Birthday Girl Tiara here before, which led to a very fun birthday party. We also got a glitter candle last visit. This time, I was just browsing, but came across the perfect hat for the next day, a cap encrusted with diamonds in a fleur-de-lis! I wore it to see the Saints' game the next day. I felt glamorous, plus the Saints won! Next time I am in, I am going to investigate some of the sculptures and decorations to add glitz to my gifts.

This is a store I've walked by many times but had never come in. Since I had a pesky broken nail…read morethat kept getting caught in everything, I was looking for a nail file. I walked in and a very sweet girl behind the counter asked how she can be of help. I showed her my nail and she pointed at nail files that looked more like decoration. It was a cut of pretty jewels that were the nail files. As the lovely Aimee rang up my sale, I noticed that there are many cute things to buy as souvenirs. I'll definitely be back and get some stuff for friends and family. Great store and great service!

Wonderful lookout point with a small souvenir shop. This lookout can be found across the dam and at…read morethe very top of the road on the Arizona side. In the past, you could have accessed this location from the Kingman Wash Access Road off Route 93 on the Arizona side, but since 2001 I believe, the road has been closed to the public. The lookout has a parking lot beside it, along with a covered observation area with tables and chairs, two (pay-to-use) telescopes and two Porta-Potties. The small gift shop at this location carries some refreshments, fun dam souvenirs, and very friendly customer service. There's also additional parking further up the road from the overlook for buses and oversized vehicles.

Nice selection of gifts and souvenirs for locals & tourists. Found some cute items for my toddler…read more It was a little hard navigating the store with my mom in a wheel chair, but we made it work. Prices vary from reasonable to pricey. The staff at the registers were so sweet! What a cute store!

This is a fun store at The Rio in Las Vegas, upper level above KISS Mini golf. We were drawn into…read morethe store by all the cute sparkles and bling we saw in the window displays. There was no shortage of Vegas worthy items. This is a great place to shop if you need to bedazzle your outfit. It felt like everything was on sale. The prices were decent. Best of all, our cashier, Danielle, was friendly and helpful. I ended up buying some stretchy black jeans with a few crystals on them. They were 50% off. Danielle pointed out some sale jewelry and I ended up with some ear bling. It was a fun shopping experience.

I come here for the Boy George concert and find this amazing store in Rio hotel. We got what we…read morewant for the sparkling Jean jacket at such a good price. we have been looking for the jean jacket for a few years but never find the style we love. Finally I got three Jean jackets at this store and the girl - Sinty was so helpful with recommendations too.

If you've been to the pumpkin patch by IKEA, this is the same one. It's located right behind the…read moreCredit One Bank off the 215 West and Cimarron. There's a lots of free parking. Lots of bouncy house types of fun for the little kids like slides and mazes. Socks are required so bring your own or buy when you arrive. There's also a few younger kids rides probably for kids 3+. Lots of pumpkins everywhere you can buy. Lots of photo opportunities also. They also sell food, snacks, and drinks like at fair. The price did go up, $1.50/ticket or $29/20 tickets for the rides. I personally think this is better for kids under 10yrs old. We've been to this pumpkin patch several years now and my son loves it. I would try not to feed your kids anything an hour before and no liquids 15-20min before going in case they get sick lol.

Amazing! We will be back every year!…read more It was free to get into and had so many things from my little toddlers to do. Just the perfect way to spend a fall weekend evening.

First time I've ever been asked to pay for a bag. Last time I was here cashier asked me if I was a…read moreveteran and gave me a Veteran discount. So I figured I would ask for a military discount to my surprise they don't do that. All these high prices they can afford to give a little discount. I'm at this airport once a month sometimes twice.

stop by here to collect a shopping bag to place my son's souvenirs in. which is the perfect Vegas…read morebag to receive any type of gift. The service was quick and friendly. I didn't purchase anything other the the shopping bag. Yes some stores will sell you a tiny plain plastic bag to place your purchases, which I opt out since it's going inside my carry on, prior to boarding anyway. I mean, these are shops throughout the airport you hunt for last moment finds prior t departure. surprising these very stylish unique paper bags with a straw-like handle are the same price as the tiny plastic bag I purchase in the store prior to visiting this one.

I think this is the only REAL "art gallery" in Vegas. If you are a serious collector, and buying or…read moreselling REAL paintings, you need to know about this guy. I think this is basically a 1 man operation. I first ran into this guy at the Baltimore art & antiques show in august. Don't ask me what i was doing in shitty baltimore in august, lol. At least they have great seafood. This antiques show is pretty interesting, and they have some top dealers from all over the country. The best part is that the prices are cheap, because it's mostly dealer selling to other dealers. Since it's the end of summer, and that business is slow, and most dealers are desperate. That's the part where i come in, lol. funny story: So I'm walking down the aisle and I see this booth packed with a crazy range of paintings. This guy had italian renaissance paintings from the 1500's hanging right next to 1950s' french abstracts. Let's just say it was an "eclectic" selection. Stuff from $200 to $200k. Most prices were in line what the stuff might sell for at auction. This guy basically sells at "wholesale" prices, so won't get molested, like you will if you buy from a typical gallery. ha! We started talking, and it turns out they're based in vegas! The guy is originally from NY, but he's been in vegas for a few years apparently. Anyhow, he had a really nice french 60's painting which i wanted to buy but the price was $15K and he would not budge. So I passed. Not my smartest decision....6 months later I see this same painting sells for $40k at sotheby's london. When I got back home, I was telling my friend, who has some major art, about this guy... It turns out, my friend actually sold him a serious painting a few months earlier! He found this guy online when he was looking to sell his painting which was big-ticket, but hard to sell in US because most of the collectors for it were in europe. So he calls this guy and they agree to a price. A few hours later, this guy drives up to my friends house in an old and banged up audi convertible....with a bank check for mid-6 figures. Or course, my friend tells him "wait while I call the bank to make sure the check is good". We're in vegas, duh! Apparently the check was good...so the guy wraps up the painting, tosses it in the back of the car, and drives off with the top down. My friend said this guy was a straight shooter, unlike most art dealers, who are basically used car salesmen. btw, the address on lake mead is not the physical location. It's actually not a gallery open to the unwashed masses. I think they are opening or have opened a "by-appointment only" gallery near the strip but under a different name? This guy who runs this also has an auction house in NY called Carlyle. Yes, confusing, but if you are serious collector, worth checking out.

Unlike the review below, we know this scammer keeps changing his business name. A total creep, he…read moregoes by Carlyle Galleries International, supposedly in NY, Beverly Hills and Las Vegas. He sends abusive emails to people who ask too many questions, and his prices are many times above market. Beware!