My Global Entry interview experience at Harry Reid International Airport was very smooth and…read morehelpful. For anyone going: head to Terminal 3, park on the left side, and go inside. Take the elevator to the second floor, then walk all the way to the left side of the building. You'll see a door covered with signs like "Do Not Disturb," "Do Not Open," and "Do Not Knock" -- that's the right place! Once you're there and waiting, an officer will come out and collect your passport. The staff were super friendly, and the whole process was easy and efficient. I was expecting to wait forever, but not at all!

First off, it is a bit difficult to find. Enter Terminal 3 from the parking garage, turn left, go…read moreto the top floor, walk to the end of the building. It is a door just past the Lost & Found alcove. DO NOT KNOCK ON THE DOOR. There are signs posted saying not to knock, or try to open the door. The seat where they interview customers is just inside the door, and it interrupts the process. A BP officer will come out and get you for your appointment. The process was pretty quick, some questions, photo and fingerprints. Overall, not too painful, other than the 2.5 month wait for an appointment.

They never answer their phone , nor leave a voicemail/return call. I'm trying to renew a license…read moreand just trying to see if I can pay cash in person since my debit card was hacked and my hard drive crashed. A simple 30'second phone call /email to answer my question would save me a 90 mile round trip to the Carson City office. Our taxes pay their salaries. They are desperate for subs and teachers It would help if they would simply answer their phone ! As a business owner and semi retired chiropractic physician, I always respond asap when a patient calls. If I don't receive a phone call within 24 hours of a business , I will seek out a competitor. Unfortunately, we are unable to do so with government agencies. Politicians need to address this situation , as well as to look at Nevada's school ranking in the USA.

Yelp 100 Challenge - 2018 # 63…read more As an educator, it breaks my heart to have to waste money. Upon completing the required testing, I submit my application for my license. At the time of the application no one informed me that the application is only valid for 30 days and I will have to resubmit everything. What a waste of time and money. As much money we spend on completing requirements for our teaching license. We are constantly spending money and proving ourselves worthy of our jobs, and we're not being compensated for it. I'm extremely upset with how the application process is and it just breaks my heart to have to waste money. I wish the staff would have told me at my initial application.

I always fly Southwest! They offer 2 free check in bags (for FREE99) and 2 carryons (one above you…read moreand one under the seat ...when there's a delay ..it can't be helped..they are great, friendly, and organized ...we choose our own seat on the flight and lately it is not crowded on the flights..love it! Las Vegas in always fun because you can play a few slots on your layover ..my flight is "on time" and I am so HAPPY! There are so many shops to buy unique items ..restaurants to just relax in ...or food court with fresh vegan options

So I'm leaving Las Vegas in late for my flight. 45 minutes before the flight was to leave, I…read moreapproached the counter for my airline. Kiosk told me I had to see an agent. Agent told me I had a missed my flight. When I protested, she told me "there's a huge line at security, and your flight is at the furthest gate, you'll never make it." She issued us boarding passes for a flight 11 hours later. Upon arrival at security, I found no line at all. My companion passed through quickly, but I did not.Because when my carry-on bag was suddenly shunted out of the x-ray machine for more inspections, I sent my companion on to try to catch the flight. Inexplicably, my bag was rummage through until the TSA worker said "this must be it" and removed to zippo lighters from my bag. First, there is no rule against zippo lighters in carry-on luggage, second, these were brand new still in boxes and had never had fluid in them. I bought them there in Vegas, the most expensive ones I had ever bought. I asked the agent, "if I miss my flight can I come back and get them? Ship them home?"She said no, once I take them they are gone. Leaving security, I turned the corner to find that our flight was at the very nearest gate, the aircraft still there, and my companion seated on board. The flight attendants joked that my companion had told them I would buy them lunch, I turned as if to approach one of the restaurants in the terminal, they laughed and pulled me in for the aircraft. We sat there another 20 minutes, and we were not even the last ones on board. It's nonsensical it was absurd. I believe the terminal agent alerted security to delay me because she knew I would be furious to find my flight still boarding when I was refused. Besides that, almost all airports in the United States sell the items that they take from folks on auction sites that are publicly accessible. As far as I can see McLaren does not, and that shady lady probably took my zippo lighters home with her. Kudos to Southwest Airlines for getting us on board even without the correct boarding passes. Common sense rules at Southwest. As far as the airport, TSA, and their regard for our rights and our convenience, they get a big fat F. Subsequent calls to that TSA office, Regarding the legality of traveling with such items, me nothing but the following quote. "Our agents can pretty much do what they want." Calls to the regional TSA office, and emails, got nothing but an automated response stating we have received your comment and will get back to you. No such luck. Thieves and liars. Wish I'd gotten their names. Anyway, thanks for keeping us all safe.

I had a really positive experience at USPS today thanks to aDimika. She brought great energy to the…read morecounter, was extremely helpful, and clearly knew what she was doing. Even with a line building up, she stayed organized, kept things moving, and handled each customer with patience and professionalism. You can tell she takes pride in her work and genuinely cares about providing good service. That said, it was clear she could use additional support--she was managing the entire line on her own, which isn't fair given how busy it was. Overall, great customer service from Dimika. USPS would benefit from having more staff during peak times to match the level of service she's providing on her own.

Businesses usually receive mail everyday, minus sunday. We didn't have this problem with the former…read moreletter carrier. But it happens periodically, especially when our usual carrier is on leave. This is the local USPS that I have to contact when there's a problem. We didn't receive mail, incoming mail, and outgoing mail, this past monday- Aug 18 and tuesday- Aug 19. I also put out a letter which was misdelivered (it's a totally different address), and placed the red flag up monday morning; this is still there, 3 days later, today, wednesday, Aug 20. I called, but I listened to this really long list of Options, and tried reaching an Attendant. I was not able to do so, after that really really long wait. So I went to www.USPS.com to submit my Complaint. This is frustrating. I received an email response within a couple of hours. I received a call from someone at USPS, who then explained that our regular letter carrier is on vacation. I told him that the sub came here, but didn't know to check the front bench for our outgoing mail. I told him the sub was parked in between our hangar and the other hangar and could not see from his vantage point, that there was a bench in front of our office, which is where we place our outgoing mail. He assured me that he would leave a note for the sub to check our front property.

i have been dealing with " child support division " in the state of nevada for 30 years and they…read morehave done absolutely nothing ... i have provided the fathers physical address .. his phone # all social media profiles and to this date 6/2026 .. and i have done everything but call the president... i've done " all their footwork" " & still nothing !!!! its utterly discusting !!! any advise from anybody ... i would appreciate that !!!

Very helpful the last time we were there. Things had change, so the cworker helped us step by step.read more

Even though I have visited the Las Vegas Strip many times, I still stop to look at the well known…read morechocolate fountain located in the Bellagio! I ended up stopping by on a early Tuesday morning around 6:00 A.M after visiting and looking at the Summer exhibit for the Bellagio Conservatory which is the Paradise Nature's Most Beautiful Creations for Summer 2026! Inside the Bellagio Patisserie, there is an amazing 27 foot tall chocolate fountain which was listed in the Guinness Book World Records for being the world's largest chocolate fountain! It is amazing watching all the chocolate flowing in such a beautiful pattern! You do not have to make reservations or purchase tickets. Just visit the Bellagio and spend a couple of minutes admiring this unique form of edible art! It is extremely captivating to look at and it is easy to understand why it became one of the iconic views of the Las Vegas Strip! If you are visiting for your first time or taking visitors from other locations through town, it is just one of those classic Vegas attractions that will not get old! If you are going to visit the Bellagio, I would recommend stopping by the chocolate fountain. It is a nice little hidden treasure!

You'll miss it without Yelpers! The chocolate fountain is a feature near a shop that will indulge…read moreyour sweet tooth. Don't go out of your way to find it, but if you're staying as Caesar's Palace, keep your eye out. It sits quietly in a corner where most of us pass it by.

Easiest Process EVER!! Easy navigation via the Nursing Portal. Easy transfer of license- Easy…read morerenewal process!! Thanks Nevada for creating a site that for many of us who are not as tech savvy as most, where we are able to navigate and complete our transactions with ease. Also, When I did have a question and had to call the office the staff were not only knowledgeable but very friendly. Sooo helpful. Thx

Staff were nice and friendly at window. The ladies are very helpful. I moved from Los Angeles to…read moreNevada and they helped me get everything I needed to get my Nevada nursing license.

We were so lucky to have an incredible view of the fountains from our PH hotel room…read more Then in person it's wonderful! People start lining up for 10-15 mins before they start. We just missed the 11pm show but they run every 15 mins until 12am so we were able to get a good view. It's a must see on the strip because it's beautiful and free!

From our LYFT driver we learned that Monday- Friday they run every thirty minutes from 3-7:30 pm…read moreand every 15 minutes from 8pm-midnight. On weekends and holidays they run every 30 minutes from Noon to 7:30pm and every 15 minuets from 8pm to midnight. This would have been good to know as we were walking around them. We did overhear a couple say that they were gong to run at 7[m, but they had 7pm reservations so they'd miss it. Us on the other hand had plenty of time and 7pm was only 10 minutes away so we grabbed a good spot facing Paris and waited our 10 minutes. Not a bad wait time. This is my first time seeing a whole show and it was totally worth the wait. The fountains and dancing waters never get old. There are so many spots to watch as the same time it gets crowed in spots and they block traffic of walkers who are trying to get somewhere. We were in a cut out so we weren't blocking anyone by standing there. I did stand back a bit form the railing for fear of dropping my phone. I wasn't wearing my phone lanyard so that's always a fear for me and thus I skip taking some pictures as to avoid losing my phone. Like when we were on that safari ride. I took a couple snap shots, but I wan't like my husband that put his hands over the rail and snapped a few. You have two views, facing the Bellagio, where most of the people congregate. Or facing Pairs. I love Pairs so that is where we stood. Inn addition that is were we heard it was going to play at 7pm so there was really no reasons to walk anywhere else as we had a good view. If you want front and center then you want to be on the street side facing the Bellagio. I do see lots of guest crowed at the fork in the walkway that goes back into the Bellagio. They just stop in the middle of the path so you can barely get by. I find that inconsiderate. The dancing watered go high enough that standing anywhere is a good view. If you don't want to leave the AC you can look out above the fountains on the 2nd floor behind the elescalator. There are full length glass doors and windows you can look out of. It's deceiving as there is a balcony, but the doors are locked. I guess this is good for the people capturing the fountains on film those guests aren't in the pictures. I do with that the patio was open that would give you the perfect view. Any way you look at it, the Fountains at the Bellagio are a must see every trip along with the conservatory. Neither gets old.