Vegas Costs
Las Vegas is quite an expensive city, at least along The Strip and in the tourist areas it is. Here are a few notables:
- 2 Coors (a vile beer) at The Venetian; $10.68
- Miso soup at the Stratosphere; $3.25
- Eel rolls at the Stratosphere; $7.95
- California rolls at the Stratosphere; $7.95
- Sake at the Stratosphere; $6
- Average two-bed room rate at The Mirage; $170
- Kobe beef burger at The Mirage; $19
- Sirloin steak; $38
- Glass of coke/Pepsi/Sprite; $3
- Fries at The Mirage; $7
- Shot of Tanqueray Gin; $7
- Taxi from airport to The Mirage; $18
- Los Angelese t-shirt; $19
- Vegas playing cards; $3
- The Big Shot (a ride) on the Stratosphere; $7
The Kobe beef burger was completely worth the $19 and Brian says the $38 for the sirloin was equally so. With the rides on the Stratosphere don't pay down below. Go up to the top and look out for a guy pushing around a small cart, you will get half-price on the ride prices, about $4 instead of $7/$8. You also have to be wary of tax. Prices listed are not what you pay, you still have to add tax which varies. I stopped bothering having the right amount ready when ordering.
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Sound like Vegas will be cheap then:
2 Coors LITE (it's not that vile) in Cayman; US$10 (most bars)
Conch Chowder US$9 at Hammerheads
Brandy/Sherry at the Prospect playhouse US$6.25
Double room Sunshine Suites (budget) US$170 per night
Cayman Playing Cards US$3.75
Pepsi (You can't get Coke!!! Easily anyway.) US$3.75 most bars. US$1.25 at the store!
Turtle Stew US$20.
An island is an expensive place, especially one near the USA.
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