Entertainment

This thread is to be used to discuss entertainment available at Imperial Palace.

The Auto Collection at the IP is a pretty cool place to spend an afternoon, if you like cars. Most of the cars are for sale, and I was surprised at some of the prices--most were indeed $100K and up, as I expected, but there were some (relatively) reasonably priced cars as well (buy a 1983 Rolls-Royce for only $35,000!)

By far the most bizarre car in the collection: a YUGO, plopped right between all the Mercedes and Jaguars. It, too, can be yours for the outrageous price of...$14,000!!! (Admittedly, it looked to be in very good condition, but still...$14K for a Yugo???)

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The Auto Collection at the IP is a pretty cool place to spend an afternoon, if you like cars. Most of the cars are for sale, and I was surprised at some of the prices--most were indeed $100K and up, as I expected, but there were some (relatively) reasonably priced cars as well (buy a 1983 Rolls-Royce for only $35,000!)

By far the most bizarre car in the collection: a YUGO, plopped right between all the Mercedes and Jaguars. It, too, can be yours for the outrageous price of...$14,000!!! (Admittedly, it looked to be in very good condition, but still...$14K for a Yugo???)

Well, since you wouldn't buy ANY of those cars to drive around, the fact that you wouldn't get half a mile in that Yugo before it disintegrated shouldn't be a factor in the price. For all we know, it might be the only one in the world that hasn't fallen to pieces just from sitting in someone's driveway.

The Auto Collection is really cool, I agree. If you're staying in the hotel, they'll give you a coupon for two free admissions if you ask. Ralph the Nazi liked two things very, very much--SS memorabilia and Rolls Royces (have you ever seen so many RRs in one place?)--though some say it was his girlfriend(s) who liked the Rolls Royces.