Rock Paper Tongue posted:

I've been to Vegas twice in my life, once because my partner wanted to vacation on the strip and once to help my friend clear out his parent's old house

The first time I had two dudes in Master Chief costumes try to take pictures with me against my will and then got upset that I didn't want to give them money. The second time, I moved furniture for three days then had the absolute worst knafeh of my life at some lovely overpriced restaurant

It's an alright place I guess

Coasterphreak posted:

The pinball hall of fame is pretty cool, you can even get there by bus from the strip. Bring quarters.

Vampire Panties posted:

Arson Daily posted:

im in the las vegas airport every week, at least 40 weeks a year and much like the rest of the "fun" parts of vegas its dirty, crowded and full of slot machines. avoid

Pitdragon posted:

This place is seriously great if you're interested at all in pinball machines and/or old arcade machines and things. They've got really old pinball machines that cost 25 cents a play, a bunch of original old arcade cabinets, and a vibrating foot massager thing that seems like it came from a time before such things were regulated in any way. It's also in a gigantic warehouse so it doesn't feel crowded despite being pretty busy. You can bring ten bucks and hang out there for hours playing games, though the older machines break down pretty often and they just leave them out on the floor while they're fixing them, so not everything will always be working.

They also consider themselves to be a "interactive museum", not an arcade. In practice this just means they expect you to treat the machines and with some respect and not be excessively rowdy or loud while you're in the place. These rules apply to kids too, so people that come with kids and let them start running wild get asked to leave pretty quickly, which may be a plus or a negative depending on your view of things.