Bye bye to free parking in Vegas
Quote: VegasriderState and Natl parks usually have an entrance fee, not to park. Imagine if the casinos start charging people to enter their property? Really not far fetched considering someone came up with the idea of ripping guests with the resort fees.
In 1981 I paid to get into the casino in Monte Carlo. I did play BJ there. Whatever the minimum was. Probably in Francs.
You caught me. I'm not under oath, so I thought maybe I would make something up. When I'm not lying about being charged to park, or at a casino, I work as a crisis actor and I just needed practice. If you pay to park at MGM, the gang of drug dealers there give you your money back when you buy heroin or cocaine from them.Quote: VegasriderState and Natl parks usually have an entrance fee, not to park. Imagine if the casinos start charging people to enter their property? Really not far fetched considering someone came up with the idea of ripping guests with the resort fees.
Quote: onenickelmiracleYou caught me. I'm not under oath, so I thought maybe I would make something up. When I'm not lying about being charged to park, or at a casino, I work as a crisis actor and I just needed practice. If you pay to park at MGM, the gang of drug dealers there give you your money back when you buy heroin or cocaine from them.
That's a very weird response.
Quote: sabreThat's a very weird response.
HAHAHA. Go to MGM and give your parking receipt to Tron. Tell him Kramer sent you.
Quote: VegasriderState and Natl parks usually have an entrance fee, not to park. Imagine if the casinos start charging people to enter their property? Really not far fetched considering someone came up with the idea of ripping guests with the resort fees.
For my first time back this summer, we were going to stay at Sam's Town but they wanted a $58 dollar a night resort fee. $58? Really? Does Boyd realize it's Sam's Town and not the Bellagio?
Well, at least the parking is still free there, but I'll be staying at the Four Queens.
Quote: GialmereFor my first time back this summer, we were going to stay at Sam's Town but they wanted a $58 dollar a night resort fee.
It's probably $58 for the 2 day stay, not per day. Their resort fee is $23/day (plus tax).
The resort fee isn't really for paying for a resort anyway (Golden Gate isn't a resort lol). It's just a way to obscure the true nightly rate so consumers can't price shop accurately. The state realized this early and tax it as room rate.
I believe there are additional perks as well.
