caesars palace was the las vegas hotel that was in the hangover.
caesars palace was the las vegas hotel that was in the hangover.
what las vegas hotel was in the hangover?
caesars palace
by depicting and celebrating las vegas as the "ultimate guys' getaway", "the hangover" had a major impact on caesars palace and las vegas. it was reported in 2013 that as of that year, guests were still continuing to quote to caesars staff two lines from the film's check-in scene: "did caesar live here?" and "do you know if the hotel is pager friendly?" as a result of the film, "hangover"-themed slot machines became popular at casinos throughout the las vegas valley, the caesars palace gift shop sold tens of thousands of "hangover"-related souvenirs, and the las vegas convention and visitors authority received numerous inquiries from persons interested in recreating some of the film's most wild scenes, such as those involving a tiger.
the hangover
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the westgate las vegas resort & casino is a hotel, casino, and timeshare resort in winchester, nevada. located near the northern end of the las vegas strip, it is owned by westgate resorts and operated by paragon gaming. it opened in 1969 as the international hotel, and was known for many years as the las vegas hilton, then briefly as the lvh – las vegas hotel and casino, until taking its current name in 2014. from 1981 to 1990, it was the largest hotel in the world.









































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