Example: What makes this stand out is the amount of food in the stadium.  There isn't a place you can look that has no food sales in sight.  They have every type of food you want.  Although, by the looks of most people I saw in Phoenix, they don't need all that around.  The stadium was nice, but also felt kinda detached here.  There was a game on the field, but I felt like I was seperated from it.  The crowd involvement wasn't as much as even in LA.  Meh.
Class: maker


Example: This hotel is the best if you have kids with you. I planned a last minute trip with just me my 2 kids and their 2 friends (10 years old to 14 years old). Booked a corner 2 room suite. I had one room to myself, 2 kids staid in the living room and 2 in the other bedroom. \n\nWhy so good with kids -- the pools. Other hotels have little gimmicks that are fun for a few minutes but the wave pool at Mandalay was enough to entertain this crew actively all day! The lazy river pool is fun as well especially swimming against the current. But body surfing in the wave pool is the kind of fun that they didn't seem to tire from. \n\nOther fun things in Vegas with kids are the Pole Position Race Cars and stopping at Calico on the drive back to California.
Class: groundsman


Example: Terrible experience. Worst service ever. We should call room service 3 time to get some thing.\nWhen we get there the shampoos in the bathroom were half used! Disgusting!
Class: maker


Example: Anyone who knows me knows that I'm not one for strip clubs. However, if more were like my night here, than I might change my mind.\n\nNo pressure, relaxed atmosphere, in a very nice looking (and clean) venue!\n\nBest part of the night? A 400 lb. (at least) man being brought on stage by a bunch of dancers and they slowly took all his clothes off down to his underwear. Probably the best night of that guys life next to his wedding (he was the bachelor).\n\nThe guy was a real champ! It made for an awesome show!
Class: groundsman
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This is a beautiful trail in a wonderful regional park.  Easy parking, running water bathrooms, and good signage.  Reading the reviews from those who bring families and dogs, I would agree that it's nice for everyone. \n\nNow I'll write from the point-of-view of the solo hiker. It's not the best trail for your workout if you go during peak times. The problem is that it is mostly single-track, so you are going to need to pull over, or have others pull over for passing.  Especially if you're running down....that was a total pain, trying to avoid dogs and families. Don't get me wrong - everyone was great, and accommodating (mostly) but it definitely makes for a much more challenging workout process.  \n\nIf you're in workout mode, you'll make it up in about 40ish minutes, and down in 20ish.