Day seven
A nice good morning from Las Vegas, it's 9 a.m. and somehow the city is still asleep. But it's a good thing that the evening here lasts a little longer than anywhere else. The cell phone already shows 28 degrees, so we probably don't need long pants today.
What's coming up, just stroll along the strip and see what's there. Oh, and today is a camera day,... OK, not quite, Legria and cell phone pictures are allowed, you want to see something too.
For the women among you, it's best to come here without luggage, as you would buy everything new and then you would probably have to leave your things from Germany here. You can find all the labels that are even slightly known here, even we can't help but rave about them. Shopping for the whole of next year is probably on the agenda. Sorry guys, we can't bring anything for you, 32 kg of luggage is quickly reached.
Hotel Mirage
Day eight
Tonight there is another camera day, Las Vegas wants to be photographed. There are 2 options for the morning, lying by the pool or taking a longboard to the old strip. It's only 3.3 miles one way. And what do you think it became?
What did we do, click on the picture
The old strip is clearly much smaller and doesn't have half as many lights as the new strip, but it offers a lot of history. It's definitely worth a visit.
The evening was then dedicated to the new strip. There were a lot of interesting motifs there.
Soon every hotel will be offering top-class outdoor shows, whether it's the huge water fountains in front of the Bellagio or the fire show in front of the Mirage, people on the Strip will stop in their tracks.
For most visitors, the night only begins at 11 p.m., the big clubs open their doors and DJs like Hardwell, David Guetta and many more get people dancing. Entry prices of $100 for men are normal, the ladies have it a little better, $20 is a bargain and explains why there are so many ladies at the shows. For us it's now time to sort the pictures and tomorrow we'll have 2 hours in the pool. Let's see what we have to offer.
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