Text - KA is defintiely a beginner's show, for Cirque du Soleil veterans who are curious.  I've seen most of the Cirque shows out there, but this one was the least-impressive of them all with regard to the actual performance.  For a free show, I'm not disappointed, but I've seen much better.  Cavalia, Alegria and Varekai are my favorites.  For anyone who saw this show for their first Cirque experience, it only gets better from here.\n\nAll the standard elements are there with an over-the-top narrator, early plot twists, and wild costumes, but what it lacked in actual acrobatic performance, it made up for in pageantry.  The moving digital stage was really impressive and the theatre itself made for a fairly intense experience; they even had speakers in the seat headrests.  The imagery was enhanced by performers all over the rafters, but that became fairly distracting...the Cirque choreographers are masters at that, though.  The effects of the 90-degree stage were very cool at first, but the novelty soon wore off.  It's an athletic show, just not something that's on-par with my favorites.\n\nThe combination of classic asian dress of one group and the industrial steel-and-tattoo style of the other group made an interesting clash.  I felt like parts of the plot came straight out of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.  The score ranged from typical flutes and harmony to electric guitars and spark-showers.  I kept waiting for Motley Crue to come out for an encore.\n\nIt was a good way to spend 90 minutes before dinner, but I'll pony-up for 'O' the next time I'm in Vegas and feel the need for more Cirque.
Group - otoscope


Text - What a beautiful setting for luxury dining and sunset watching! Just as the sun is about to set, the electronic shades lift seamlessly and very Bond-like to reveal the sun kissed mountains and orange blush sky. People who often say that Arizona is dry and barren should come here and see just how different it can be!\n\nMemorable food items included:\n    Braised short ribs entree with sticky rice, brussel sprout and bacon kimichi with Korean BBQ sauce.  - This is a must order!\n     Duck confit mooshu chickpea crepe appetizer -unique in flavor and texture\n     Fiery calamari appetizer - just the right amount of spice\n     Lobster bisque (soup of the day) - Rich and delicious \n     Truffle whipped potatoes side dish - Addicting and irresistible \n\nSummer prix fixe: (this menu changes daily and must be requested)\n     Rock shrimp over pork belly and Basil fried rice - really good\n     Chicken breast dish over mashed potatoes, but not the truffle whipped potatoes - my friend enjoyed her dish, but also just described it as \""good\""\n     Lava cake with vanilla gelato - Perfectly done!\n\nOur group was celebrating a birthday, so the waitress brought out a special PB Bomb dessert on the house with the words, \""Happy birthday\"" written in chocolate. They also brought out 4 yummy cookies along with our bill. We felt really spoiled by our wonderful, patient waitress (I say patient because it took us forever to decide what we wanted at first. She didn't rush us and thoroughly explained our dish choices to help us decide what to order). Thanks Elements and staff for making our friend's birthday so special and memorable!
Group - otoscope


Text - I've been to other Joes & around the country and this one is the pittssss .. charging double for fish they ran out of ... keep away tourist trap.. and the king grab ,nothing to cut it with..
Group - brutedom


Text - Every year we choose a different hotel to stay at during our visit to Vegas, unfortunately we chose Flamingo. We stayed at the Flamingo three nights in august and the hotel gave us one of there remodeled rooms on the 25th floor. Im not going to complain the rooms were very nice (modern) the bathroom was very spacious, but the bathroom door was a sliding door that did not lock so if your sharing a room you have to make sure there is no one in the bathroom. The flamingo pool is ok, they have a pool for kids which has a slide and a pool for 21+ which has a cave (GO Pool) while in the GO pool I saw vomit in the pool and a man hurl while he was walking through which I considered a huge health hazard! The flamingo food court was under remodeling so the only thing open was the caf\u00e9 which didn't really have much and closed early. My biggest pet peeve with this hotel was the parking!!!! the first two floors are valet parking and the third floor was only for Hertz rental cars, we spent an hour looking for parking till we finally gave up and decided to go to the valet, once were down there's a sign that said valet parking full! How is this possible the Wynn hotel has there own staff parking and yet guests at the flamingo don't have a place to park there car! The parking lot at the flamingo is just disgusting, no parking, the elevator gets stuck at times so you have to carry your heavy luggage down flights of stairs, just terrible! Either they remodel the entire place or tear it down because that kind of hotel does not belong on the strip.
Group - brutedom


Text - Great gym!\n24 hours!\n\nDownside - if you lift there's tons of people on weights on the traditional MWF routine, however it dies down around 11pm. ALWAYS slow on sundays!\n\nYes the front staff don't care, seem annoyed but whatever they're receptionists at a gym. They're not here for entertainment.
Group - otoscope


Text - Has the whole world gone mad, or is it just Jarling's that's all screwed up?  Let's make a quick list of the ingredients that SHOULD be in a peanut butter cup (insert their knock off name for Blizzard here... Snowstorm, maybe):\n1. custard or ice cream or frozen yogurt or whatever you want to call it\n2. peanut butter cups\n\nWhere in this list do you see peanuts?  Try telling that to Jarling's.  \n\nI went back another day and had a grasshopper whatever they're calling them (Sleetstorm, Whiteout, Light Dusting of Snow, Squall?) and it was admittedly delicious.  Too bad that when I tried to get in the car a burst of wind blew a bunch of melty shit out of the cup and all over my hands.  Now, I'm not saying that Jarling's is directly responsible for the 90 degrees and 40 mph winds that day.  Actually, I guess that is what I'm saying.  Shit never went down like that in California.
Group - brutedom


Text - I've been to see Mr K several times. Each time I have had a great experience. Eat in, take out; ice cream or burgers...no matter, all good. My favorite is the brownie sundae for scream and the Mr K Burger all the way for my dinner fix. Gotta have the rings as well. \n\nYour typical old \""soda shop\"" style place with a few fountains, flat top grills and small booths. They only take cash, but no worries as there's an ATM on site. The staff is always s delight and I enjoy my experience every visit.
Group - otoscope


Text - Extremely overpriced, with bad food. I can't imagine how they stay in business when there are so many better and cheaper places all around them.
Group - brutedom
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Expect to wait for hours. They are very thorough which is awesome but you will spend all day there for just an oil change. Free wifi though. The guy at the counter also wasn't very friendly.