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| Win
a Las Vegas Mouse! |
|  We’ve
told you about one of the shows at the new Wynn
Las Vegas resort – Le Rêve. What is the name of
the other show at that resort, which won multiple Tony awards on
Broadway this year, and features puppets?
Email us
the answer by Friday August 12, and you will go in the draw to win
a stylish Las Vegas mouse.
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| U2 |
 The
world’s most successful band? Quite possibly.
The incredibly talented U2 will be performing at
the MGM Grand Garden Arena November 4 & 5. Get in fast!!!
Tickets
are US$52 – US$184.
We list the best shows, concerts and events scheduled
to take place in Las Vegas in the coming three months.
From, click
here to for a list of Las Vegas highlights for September –
November 2005. |
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Le Rêve
 Le
Rêve – A small collection of imperfect dreams.
Created by Franco Dragone of Cirque du Soleil fame, the show
is a new form of visual theatre blending performing arts with
an innovative approach to multimedia and visual effects. Water
is the main backdrop and the farthest seat is just 14 rows
from the action.
Tickets
to Le Rêve are US$110 plus tax, housed in Las Vegas’
latest resort, Wynn Las Vegas.
Click
here to see a complete listing of Las Vegas shows.
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| Top
5 Las Vegas Views
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 Ever
wondered where the best places are to get the full view of the neon-drenched
Las Vegas Strip? Here are our tips for the top 5 views:
1) MIX – a beautiful new restaurant and
lounge bar located at the top of THE Hotel at Mandalay Bay.
2) Voodoo Lounge – enjoy the Creole fare
and the spectacular vista from the 50th floor of the Rio.
3) From the High Roller rollercoaster at the top
of the Stratosphere Tower.
4) The Eiffel Tower Restaurant at Paris
Las Vegas – magnificent views of the thousand dancing
fountains of Bellagio and of course the spectacular Strip lights.
5) Ghost Bar, 55th floor – The Palms.
From the “ghostdeck”, yet another view takes your breath
away, one from a see-thru acrylic floor looking directly at the
Skin Pool Lounge below.
Click here for more on Las
Vegas attractions.
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| Plan
to Stay Longer! |
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 “Las
Vegas Know-It-All” travel agent Linda
Brown from ABA Travel in Brisbane has visited
Las Vegas 4 times.
Linda says, “Having travelled the US extensively, I would
have to say Las Vegas is a definite must. It's not all about the
casinos - there is so much to see and do in Las Vegas and the immediate
surrounds“
There are over 500 “Las Vegas Know-It-All”
travel agents across Australia. You can be confident
that these agents are up-to-date with the latest
and greatest that Las Vegas has to offer. They have all recently
completed our official travel agents training course. Find
the agent closest to you.
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| Slot
Tournaments
 Gambling
is in fashion again! If you’re scared of the tables
though, but would like to join in the action,
why not enter a slot
tournament?
Most tournaments have a set entry fee, ranging from as low
as $10, right up to thousands of dollars. Some casinos offer
free tournaments that are open to the general
public.
Click here for more on rules and “how to’s”
for Las Vegas casino
games.
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| Tangerine |
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 The
speakeasy style of 1920s burlesque sweetens Las
Vegas’ newest nightspot: Tangerine Lounge & Nightclub
at Treasure Island. Tangerine features an indoor lounge and outdoor
deck, plus a DJ spinning rock and dance with live musical interludes
by a saxophone, percussion and stand-up bass trio
highlighting burlesque performances as well as the best views of
the steamy Sirens of TI performances and the Las Vegas Strip.
Click here for more on Las Vegas’ hot
nightlife.
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Issue
25 
Is
the airfare! United Airlines are offering flights to Las Vegas
from Sydney and Melbourne from as little as $1299 plus taxes.