Text - I love that Bally's is located near everything I need in Vegas - Fat Tuesdays & shopping at Miracle Mile and Roulette Tables.  Well, the latter isn't so impressive, but the former is true.  I find that every time I go to Vegas, I end up inside Miracle Mile at least once.  It was nice to be so close to it without having to pay to be close to it. (Let's face it, Paris and PH are not the most cost effective places to stay.)\n\nI stayed on the 23rd floor and had a great view of the strip. :] Our rooms were spacious, clean and we had fresh towels every day.  The hotel staff was accommodating, kind and very sweet to us.  What more could you ask for?\n\nOverall, I'd be down to stay here again.  The rates are reasonable - especially for what you get, and the location is GREAT. :]
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Text - Meh.\nWe went here for happy hour.  \nThe happy hour prices aren't that great in my opinion.\nIn fact, I found the happy hour prices to be pretty comparable to other bar's normal prices for beers, snacks, etc.\n\nWe ordered a few beers.  They were good.  Beer = good.\n\nWe ordered chicken skewers and pretzels as snacks.  I thought the pretzels were sub par (though I do always compare pretzels to the mall pretzels... mmm... butter = good)\nChicken skewers were a bit on the rubbery side.\n\nDon't think I'll be coming back.
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Text - This mall seems to be going downhill. The mall is pretty small and there's not a great variety. You can walk the entire mall in about 15 minutes, if not less. It's very crowded with kids & teenagers that have been dropped off, so just beware that there will be a lot of teens running around, small spaces, and not many options. It is pretty clean and has decent decor, just wish there were better selections & less of a teen-hangout feel (I know all malls are teen-hangout zones, but this mall seems more amplified than others). If I want to have a fun afternoon of shopping, I'll drive across town to a different mall.\n\nThe kiosks in the middle of the hallways are beyond annoying and obnoxious. It feel like I'm in the middle of a street fair with people trying to grab my attention and don't leave me alone as I walk by. Every time I walk by I try to be distracted on my phone which still does not keep them from leaving me alone. I'll even avoid walking to a far-off store because I can't stand them irritating me as I walk by. I'm surprised they are allowed to be as pushy and annoying as their are.\n\nThere's an AMC theater at the mall which I avoid at all costs. It's very small and is usually infested with loud, obnoxious middle school kids that can't sit still or be quiet for a movie, not to mention be stuffed in a small theater. \n\nOverall, this mall is pretty boring and flat. Unfortunately it's the only indoor mall on the west side, so it will have to do, but it could be so much better. The addition of The Apple Store, Coach, and Sephora have been great, but more has to be done to save this mall.
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Text - 4.5 Stars\n\nThis is a pretty amazing place for the beer enthusiast. WOB has an amazing selection of beers on tap and in bottles.  There are quite a few things I have never heard or seen on tap which is always a pleasant surprise.  The staff on our few visits have been very nice and helpful suggesting beers from the huge menu.  They lose a 1/2 star only for the fact that they have no food at all in the place.  I appreciate that they just want to have beer which is great, but they really need pretzels, beer nuts, fries, wings, something.  They are right next to Five Guys so we usually do rock, paper, scissors and send someone over to get fries.  This is a great place just needs snacks or eat before you go.
Group - Millingtonia


Text - They have great pairs of shoes at discounted prices.  \n\nThey also have different apparel for cheap as well although its not consistent.  \n\nHowever, if you are ever in the area you might experience the WOW FACTOR like I did when I scored two shirts for $20.\n\nIf you love NIKE and need a fix then Nike Factory Store is as good as it gets !
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Text - Warning! This place charges more than dealers do!\n\nI took my Infiniti M37 in for service and the total came out to $580. They initially quoted me $320 to replace the rear pad, resurface the rotors and do a brake fluid change. Then upon inspection, they said I needed another $120 to rebuild the rear calipers. It's now $440. Then, after three hours, they called and said I needed to resurface the front rotors too, for another $100 more. That came out to about $580 after tax.\n\nFor reference, they charged me about $260 to replace the rear pads and resurface the rotors. At the Infiniti dealer, they charged me $220 to do the same for my wife's FX35. I'm sure you can get that done for much less than $220 at other independent shops.\n\nInitially, I agreed because I thought the price they quoted me included the front pads and resurfacing the front rotors too. It didn't. My bad. Fooled me once, never again. Next time I'll be taking my cars to the dealer or at least another shop. No wonder this shop was almost empty on a Saturday afternoon.\n\nIn fairness, I think they did a good job but I was definitely overcharged. If you want to take your car to this location, I suggest you get a quote first and pay attention to what you're being quoted. Then get a second quote from another shop. I'm sure you'll still probably overpay since they'll call you later and say you need more repairs than initially quoted. \n\nOh, and don't be fooled by those coupons they send out with the $99.88 brake special. That's a joke. I showed that to the manager and he pointed me that the coupon says STARTING AT. I think the real price they charge is $500 to $600, not $99.88. That's just a marketing tool to suck you in and overcharge you.
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I am a huge Cirque du Soleil fan. I have seen O twice, Ovo, Mystere, Quidam, Zarkana and Dralion. The concept of Zumanity intrigued me because going to Vegas for the first time since turning 21, the idea of \""the sensual side to Cirque\"" was one I thought would encompass the adult theme of Vegas. Don't get me wrong, it did, but with a sacrifice. I did not think the stunts were as difficult as many of the other Cirque shows. Moreover, the dancing and soundtrack did not stand out as well. However, with that being said, if you're there for a fun time, the \""clown\"" hosts of Zumanity will definitely make you laugh, especially with crowd interaction. The Zumanity experience is very different from that of other Cirque shows - it is a lot more intimate. For example, the theater was small and the performers of Cirque greet you when you head into the theater when doors open.\n\nFront row seats are going to get you a good amount of interaction so keep that in mind when booking Zumanity!