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Las Vegas is full of excitement year around, but during the second weekend of April, “The City of Light” is extra bright. The Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Festival offers a thrill a minute for visitors. This weekend festival is a blast from the past, featuring 1950's era themed Rockabilly music, car shows, burlesque stage performances, and a pin-up girl contest. This classic over the top Vegas style event is held at The Orleans hotel.

While the premier attractions of the Viva Ls Vegas Rockabilly Festival center around the musical performances, there is so much more to see and do throughout the weekend. Surprisingly, the crowd for this 1950's themed festival is a cross-generational affair. Even the polyester clad senior citizens appear youthful, as they relive the glory days of Vegas.

Classic performers, which actually graced the stages of old Vegas, reprise their traditional roles on stage. Some of the performers are tribute artists of the old timed Rockabilly style of music. Whether the performers are tribute artists, or up and comers in the industry, the quality of the performances are top notch.

Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly popular acts often include: Lew Williams, Johnny Powers, Alton and Jimmy, Al Ferrier, and Don Woody. The “Legends of Rock” line-up often includes Dale Hawkins, Charlie Gracie, Harvey Fuqua of Moonglows, and Otis Williams of The Charms. Rockabilly performers from around the country, and overseas which travel to Las Vegas to participate in the annual festival often include: Dave and Deke, Captain Jeffery and the Chumbuckets, Crown Vics, Chop Tops, Dean Z as Elvis, Lucky Stars, Haystack Hi-Tones, Domestic Bumblebees, Cousin Harley, Alex Valenzi and the Hideaway Cats, and Wes Pudsey and his Sonic Aces. The full cast of performers, which includes several dozen other groups, can be found at www.vivalasvegas..net

An amazing group of 1950's style burlesque brings the tantalizing art form back to life, during the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Festival. Feathers, fans, shiny costumes, and strategically placed “pasties” adorn the sexy women while they romp to traditional burlesque music on stage. Dancers introduce themselves with funky names such as, Vi Vacios, Ms. Fever Blister, and Tallolah Love. Performers interact with the crowd, with this bonanza of knockouts taking time to pose for photos after their performances.

The Betty Page clothing stores sponsors a “pin-up” girl contest, straight out of 1955. The clothing store, along with scores of other vendors, offer authentic styled 1950's era Rockabilly clothing and accessories for sale during the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Festival.

Classic cars on display during the four-day show are truly pieces of art. This is the car show, of car shows. Vehicles are required to have been built in 1963 or earlier in order to participate. A full row of nostalgic racecars, show cars, and hot rods are just the tip of the ice burg. Hundreds of detailed pieces of Americana are on display, complete with their enigmatic owners. Hearing the stories of their favorite rides, and how they came to own, and restore, and cherish them is all a part of the fun.

Pabst Blue Ribbon, a popular beverage of choice during the heyday of the Rockabilly era is one of the primary sponsors of the event. Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly visitors can pop the tap of the patriotic colored can, and savor the taste of a by-gone era. Children are permitted to attend some aspects of the Rockabilly Festival, but are not allowed into the casino theater or gambling floor. Tickets for the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Festival can be purchased in advance from the website, or at the door. A four-day pass to the event is generally $89 per person if purchased prior to the end of March. Prices at the door for a four-day pass are approximately $125 each. Prices for individual shows vary, with current details posted on the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly website.

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Las Vegas weekend specials that let you enjoy lower rates and great prices on shows and attractions may appear harder to come by these days. With a recession on and consumer prices rising everywhere, it's no wonder travelers everywhere are coming to this conclusion.

But just because all the indicators are showing that you won't be able to get a great deal in Las Vegas, does that mean you can't? The answer is a little surprising.

According to the 2008 survey conducted by the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA), Las Vegas is ranked in the top 10 travel destinations for the sixth year in a row now. Number two to be exact. And this is despite the fact that over the last 10 years the city has morphed from a bargain destination into a luxury resort destination.

Obviously, the fact that the city remains a hot spot shows that there still must be deals to be found. After all, it's not just the rich and famous that travel to sin city. So the question is, then, how exactly do you go about getting great Las Vegas weekend specials?

The answer lies within a few little “insider secrets”.

The first secret actually has to do with knowing when to NOT plan your Las Vegas getaway. You will most likely not find great deals at New Year's, most three-day public holidays, July 4th or during school vacations. Valentine's Day should be avoided too - unless of course you are planning to get married in a hurry.

The major peak times are New Year's Eve through mid-February because this is winter escape time for many travelers. Typically, July 1 through Labor Day is when the family vacationers hit Las Vegas, however, there are definitely some good deals to be found during this time. And that leads us to our second secret, which is…

During the summer in Las Vegas, temperatures hover around 100 degrees. This means fewer conferences are scheduled and to make up for the lost revenue, hotels slash rates during this time. 2008 looks especially promising because of the recent increase in the volume of hotel rooms. So good in fact, that Circus Circus is currently offering a 3 night stay, albeit mid-week, for the ridiculously low price of $42 dollars per night. And reduced room rates and packages are not the only good deals this time of year either. Airfare credits and restaurant and entertainment discounts are among the perks too.

The third insider secret is planning what you actually want to do.

While it's impossible to cover everything there is to do in Las Vegas in one article/report, here are two of the best things the insider's recommend as “must do” for unforgettable Las Vegas weekend getaway:

The Strip: The Las Vegas Strip is where you'll find the best deals (including a photo opportunity in front of the Bellagio fountains where the Oceans 11 crew met at the end of the movie.) There is moving sidewalks you can ride into Bally's and Caesars, cold beer for under a buck, samples of bourbon filled chocolate at M&M's retail store and you can even get a free picture with Elvis at the Imperial. To really appreciate and love Vegas, you definitely need to walk the strip and take it all in.

Great Gambling (for a lot less!): There are a lot of casinos - Golden Nugget, Bally's, Circus Circus, Imperial Palace and Palms, just to name a few - that offer regular free gambling sessions to teach you the rules and give a few tips. Besides the free gambling sessions, you can reduce your gambling expenses (and increase your odds of winning) by by going to the downtown casinos. The Palms, the Station Casinos, Slots A Fun and the Las Vegas Club are great places where the rules are a bit more relaxed and you can still find penny slots. Be sure to join the players club no matter where you decide to gamble because, win or lose, whether you're playing pennies or five dollar machines, the points you will earn can add up to a lot of freebies too.

The bottom line is that Las Vegas weekend specials are much easier to get than you could ever imagine.

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I love Las Vegas. You need the right mind set heading to Las Vegas. It can be whatever you want to be, kind of a Disneyland for grownups. You can find the $5.00 all you can eat (and they mean it) buffets, or pop for $2,000 on dinner (including a rare vintage, of course). You can spend the afternoon at The Venetian, walking through a gallery of some of the worlds most famous and valuable art; or you can head to Fremont Street and enjoy the county fair on steroids atmosphere. Play with the dolphins and tigers at The Mirage, joust at Excalibur. The entertainment in the evening is world class, and covers every taste imaginable.

But, cash or credit? Some important things to consider. First, Las Vegas is unique in that the casino/strip/Fremont Street areas are all tourists. People do actually live in Las Vegas, but not near these areas. Las Vegas is also primarily about money. Gambling, slots, sportsbook… money, money, money. Where there are lots of tourists, and money on the mind, there are also predators. People who want to help themselves to a bit of your money.

For this reason, your peace of mind, I recommend plastic. Carry as little cash as possible, you really won't need it. Las Vegas is all about separating you from your money, legitimately, so there isn't any thing you want, including the ice cream on your way through Caesar's shops (a definite 'must see'), that you cannot buy with your credit card. Also, there are no bonuses for using cash, no cash discounts, no benefit to you as the consumer.

You can slip your credit card, one or two is all you need, in a safe place on your body. In your front pants pocket, for instance, not in your back pocket where your wallet normally would be. A trick I use for real peace of mind when planning for any vacation, I rarely carry much cash. Instead, I have a '”vacation allowance” of cash I have set aside. I put this cash into my credit cards, pre-paying the amount I would have taken in cash. Usually, for me, this creates a credit balance on my card… so that when I whip out the plastic, I know I'm actually just spending my own cash. I also won't trigger the “cash advance” interest fees if I use an ATM, because I'm pulling out my money, not the bank's. I just keep track of when I get to the level of money I put in, and have stepped over into using 'credit'.

Using plastic benefits, as well, because if your cash is stolen or missing, that's pretty much “it”. If your card vanishes, your issuer is like a bulldog protecting you from someone else using it. I had my Visa card hacked (unrelated to the trip, someone hacked a shopping site and accessed my card number…) while I was in Las Vegas, and my bank disabled it immediately. But, they had a new card in my hands overnight. Bottom line, you can lose your cash, but you can't lose with plastic.

A potential money saver… if you are making a purchase that is a bit expensive, see about having the merchant ship it to your home state. This will often times allow the merchant to eliminate charging you sales tax. Check out the cost of the shipping vs. the actual tax, but depending on the item, it could help the pocketbook. And, it saves you having to make space in your suitcase with airlines being so sensitive about weight and space these days!

Another quick tip… Las Vegas can be a wonderful place to visit. But, the casinos are very good at subliminal marketing. When inside, there are no doors, windows, no way to tell what time it is “in the real world”; and they are set up to lull you into the fun and temptation of the “game”. Just remember, it's not a “game”, it is money, your money, and they are experts at seducing you out of it at the tables and slots. Just be aware of that, and stick to your own set limits, decided before you go, not standing in the middle of the casino.

Most importantly… it's your vacation! Have fun!

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Las Vegas nightlife is something to write home about. You'll never be bored checking out the dance clubs in Las Vegas. If you have the money to spend, it's worth checking out many of these night clubs for dancing.

Las Vegas seems to always be alive. During the day, you'll find people at the many pools located throughout the Las Vegas hotels on the Las Vegas strip. You might find people in the lazy river or underneath a cascading waterfall. Gambling doesn't stop during the day, and grandma can still be found at her favorite slot machine. Las Vegas shopping comes to life, with all sorts of stores that sell purses, Harley Davidson gear, evening gowns, and of course wedding gowns and tuxedos.

Las Vegas at night is even more memorable. You'll find the casinos alive with those hoping to make their first million on the slot machines or at Black Jack. Restaurants like Shibuya's Hibachi Grill in MGM Grand will be filled with people willing to spend hundreds of dollars on a single delicious meal. And then you have the nightlife. Dancing is at its best in Las Vegas. This article will expllore five of the best places to go dancing in Las Vegas.

1. Centrifuge, located in the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. This night club is basically a circle. It is in the middle of the MGM Grand hotel, surrounded by everything. What I love about this night club is that every half an hour or so, dancers get up on the bar and perform dance routines to some really cool music. This club is not as geared towards customers dancing, but some do. However, I put this at the top of the dance list because it's the most unforgettable dance club I saw while in Las Vegas. The dancers have choreographed dances and sometimes also dance freestyle.

No one under 21 is allowed into Centrifuge. There is no dj, just music. The music has an ultra-modern metropolitan vibe, which is somewhat progressive. The club is open from 4 pm through the week and at 12 noon on Friday and Saturday, staying open late into the night as you would expect in Las Vegas! The dress code is casual. The best part about this club other than the dancing is the fruit-infused cocktails.

The ambience is relaxed, yet hip. There are plush lounge couches and seats at the bar. You want to arrive early, because on weekends most of the couches and comfortable chairs fill up! Centrifuge has no cover charge.

2. Studio 54, also located at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino. (Let me just say now, that if you want the ultimate dance and nightlife scene, you can just visit the MGM Grand and check out any of their night clubs. You won't be disappointed.) Studio 54 is a take on the original Studio 54 club that came alive in the 1970's. They've just taken it up a notch and made things even wilder. The ambience is retro and very hip and exciting! You feel as if you're at a disco. Recall the moving Stayin' Alive with John Travolta, and the dance club they used for their weekend rendezvous.

On Tuesday evenings, there is a locals party for those in the industry. It feautures DJ Leo Treo, who is also the DJ other evenings. During this event, you can see a behind the scenes dance party from those who work in the business. Studio 54 is open Tuesday through Saturday, starting at 10 pm. No one under 21 can be admitted. You are unable to dress casually to enter. The expected attire is club wear.

Studio 54 has four dance floors and bars, with state of the art sound and lighting. You get 22,000 square feet of night club. The second floor is for exclusive guests only. The music is high energy, and there are live dancers as well as wall walkers. I like the music because it is mostly top 40, so I tend to be familiar with everything I hear. I also enjoy reliving the 70's, because that's when I was growing up.

The cover charge at Studio 54 is $20 per person on weekend nights. On Tuesday through Thursday, Nevada residents can enter for $10, but if you're from another state, you'll pay $20.

3. Tabu at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. What's awesome about Tabu is that the servers are actually models. If you are looking to be waiting on by a beautiful model, this is the place to go for your Las Vegas dancing. The DJ's are also internationally renowned. The music gives a casual vibe to it. The ambience of Tabu is dark but colorful. The mood set is calm and soothing, but with an upbeat theme. Tabu actually won awards for the Best Lounge club systems in 2004 to 2006.

No one under 21 is able to enter Tabu. You also can't come in with casual clothes, as club wear is required. The club is open Thursday to Monday at 10 pm. On Monday nights at Tabu, it is industry night. DJ Roctakon plays every evening. The cover charge at Tabu is $10 for women and $20 for men, each evening.

4. The Rumjungle at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, located at 3950 Las Vegas Boulevard. The Rumjungle is great because you can also order food. Dinner is served on flaming skewers, for a tropical menu. It costs $20 to enter Thursday through Saturday, and $10 Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The atmosphere is electric and upbeat. You can actually smoke inside this bar. The DJ is Electronica. You must dress to impress, as no casual attire is permitted. What makes this club distinct is the different rums from all over the world. The age is 21 and over.

5. Jet Nightclub at the Mirage Hotel and Casino. The Jet Nightclub makes the list of the top five places in Las Vegas to go dancing because it has three different rooms that feature different types of music. Each one of the three rooms has its own dance floor and sound system. One room features top forty dance music such as rock and hip-hop. A second room has 80's and rock music. The third room has international DJ's with house music. The Mirage is open Friday and Saturday nights, with no admission charges for women. On Mondays, it is service industry night.

While Jet Nightclub is always packed and full of energy, you will pay a premium for the drinks. Make sure you have the money to spend if you visit this high cost club. The ambience is lively and bustling. It's like any crowded dance club. This is somewhere to go if you really want to get into dancing and don't mind crowds. Dress to impress, and be at least 21 to visit Jet Nightclub.

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If you have been to Las Vegas lately you may have noticed that finding a Bed & Breakfast is almost impossible. If you wish to stay anywhere near the Strip or within Clark County City Limits you need to be aware of a fairly newly passed City Ordinance.
No short term accommodations (aka Bed and Breakfasts) are any longer legal in Las Vegas within the 8000 Square Miles of Clark County. This zoning ordinance was created essentially to safeguard the Gaming Industry and constrains Las Vegas visitors to stay at a Casino/Hotel. However, there are no Laws as of yet against Friends staying with “Friends”. With this side note stated, allow me to introduce you to your new potential “Friends” accommodations. For prices please call the numbers provided since they could not openly list them for above named reasons.

Feather Danse Bed & Breakfast, a classy place with charm and wonderful amenities is located in a pleasant “in Town” Location, close to various Las Vegas Attractions.
Some of their Amenities include a wonderful continental Breakfast, Pool/Spa, Suites and a very friendly staff who wants to make your stay as comfortable as possible. English, Spanish and depending on who is on Staff a few other languages are spoken by the helpful Staff Members.
Making your payments couldn't be made any easier for you either. The good folks at the Feather Danse accept Visa, MC, Cash and Discover Card. In order to make arrangements for a visit you need to join their Network of Friends. I would consider this place easily on top of the list. For further information feel free to contact them at:

Feather Danse Bed & Breakfast
6384 Tanager Way
Las Vegas, NV 89103
(702)685-4188
http://www.featherdanse.com

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The next one up is a bit different. Instead of focusing on the casual Traveler this Bed & Breakfast is targeted towards the business person and convention attendee. Las Vegas is well known for its large variety of constant conventions from the technological to adult industry. Most of these conventions are housed at the Sands Convention Center right off the Strip, which makes the Bed & Office the perfect choice.

The Bed & Office is located only a 5-7 minute drive time via Dessert Inn from the Convention Center. I have been told that you can easily rent a Car for around $20.00 a day if you flew in and save the now ever increasing cab cost. Parking is free on their grounds as well. This business styled Bed & Breakfast is geared towards luxury and affordability with the busy executive in mind. Their spacious living & dining room areas are perfect for entertaining, relaxed meetings or just to kick back for a few moments of relaxation. Each Room is equipped with free wi-fi computer access another definite perk for the business minded traveler. A fully equipped kitchen makes those feelings of “home” fully rounded. A nice complete and generous continental breakfast is included. For those of you who just can't stand to leave your pet at home, this place is ideal. The Bed & Office is very pet friendly.

For more information make sure to give them a call or send them a quick email. Hours by appointment only, sorry no drop-ins.

Bed & Office
2176 Pueblo Circle
Las Vegas, NV 89169

Phone: 702-290-2546

Fax: 702-732-9475

http://www.bedandoffice.com (information source)

Email: bedandoffice@gmail.com

For our next choice we have to step a little way outside of Las Vegas and go to near by historical Boulder City. This Bed and Breakfast is billed by the City of Boulder as a romantic get-a-way spot and I would have to agree. If you are looking at being near the hustle of Las Vegas, but would like to spend your more cozy moments in a relaxed atmosphere I urge you to take a look at the Boulder City Bed & Breakfast.

Milo's Inn at Boulder is billed accurately as a Bed and Breakfast and has none of the Clark County counterparts “hidden” issues. If you enjoy small town charm and a very neighborly class of people you need to give this lovely place a try. This in is not one of the biggest and is set as four Tuscan Styled Rooms, but it is in turn comfortable, classy and romantic. This Bed & Breakfast offers overstuffed Pillows, oversized Queen Beds, Fire place, double whirlpool, wine cabinet for two and more. This is hands down the choice for love birds who don't mind spending a little time in travel and money.

3 Different Package Deals are available as well. Don't forget to take a look at Milo's Wine Cellar for those of you who enjoy a fine Wine and with many different Beers there is a brew for anyone. Fine Dining is available as well and if you get the taste of Las Vegas Nightlife it is only 25 Miles away from the Strip.

Take advantage of the Spa & Wellness Center as well and treat your-self to a Spa Treatment starting at $75.00 an hour.

The Rates are either $169.00 or $199.00 a night depending on which one of the 4 Guestrooms you chose to stay in.

Milo's Inn at Boulder
Bed & Breakfast / Wellness Center
534 Nevada Way
Boulder City, NV 89005

Phone: 702-294-4244

http://www.milosinnatboulder.com

Let's go back to Las Vegas and insert a French Flair to the Bed & Breakfast hunt.

Michele's French Country Cottage is another of those who sadly have to stay a bit obscure. However her love for the French Cuisine and making her Guests comfortable is more then well known to those who have had the chance to stay with her. Fairly central (only 5 Miles from both the Strip and the Airport), she is a hidden jewel that makes staying at the Country Cottage very enjoyable.

Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express are honored as payment options. For reservations and further detailed information please contact:

Michele's French Country Cottage
Ruth Young

E-mail: micasa@azres.com

1-800-456-0682

http://www.frenchcountrycottage.com (source)

Looking for a cooler location during the hot summer month in Las Vegas? Then I suggest you head for Mount Charleston where the temperatures are usually cooler. The View and hiking Trails are more then note worthy and that brings me to our last but by no means last choice for Bed & Breakfast in and around Las Vegas.

Almost Heaven is the Bed & Breakfast at Mt. Charleston. Nestled in the Mountains over Las Vegas this is the choice for the adventure seekers who just want to get away from the busy Las Vegas Strip. However, this location is not cheap by any means, starting at $199.00 per night it can range up to $499.00 a night. This makes Almost Heaven the choice of those who don't mind to pay high prices for scenery, relaxation and location.

Almost Heaven is located near Lee Canyon Ski Resort, Mt. Charleston Golf Resort and still fairly close to the Las Vegas Strip. Hiking Trails, Bike Trails, Parks, Antique Malls, Concert and clubs… this location keeps you just far enough to not have to hear it, but close enough to enjoy it! A bit of everything for just about everyone.

Don't forget the more risqué sport of mountain climbing as well as the genteel horseback riding is available as well.

Amenities: Television in room, Fireplace in room, Piano, Antiques, Down comforters, Whirlpool/spa in-room, Canopy beds, Sitting room/library, Room service, Full breakfast, Patio, Balcony, Room with scenic view, Private porch, No smoking, Designated smoking, Meeting rooms/facilities, Suites available, Hot tub/Jacuzzi, In-room or on-deck coffee/tea service, Evening dessert/cordials/hors d'oeuvres and Discounts/specials available (copied from their Website)

Payments accepted are MasterCard, Discover as well as American Express and according to their Website there is a 10% Discount if you reserve a room online. So don't miss out on that.

Almost Heaven

123 Rainbow Canyon Blvd.
Mt. Charleston, Nevada 89124
United States
1-702-872-0711
1-888-636-5398
FAX: 1-702-739-7255
AlmostH@aol.com
http://www.almostheaven-lv.com

I hope you will find these lovely Bed & Breakfasts enjoyable. Remember to make reservations well in advance.

Sources:

http://www.innsite.com/inns/A002910.html

http://www.frenchcountrycottage.com

http://www.milosinnatboulder.com

http://www.bedandoffice.com

http://www.featherdanse.com

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