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Describe Las Vegas
Las Vegas, the pretty painted pictured city of lights

Las Vegas is considered by many to be the city that famous entertainers live in .They live in the hotels casinos and they work in homes in the city. Tourist from all over the world come here to vacation and be entertained by the famous entertainers . My three point descriptive essay reads.Excitement, Characters and Happy endings.

Entertainers that are discovered in United states and other countries are usually brought to Las vegas to perform in marvelous,beautiful and well suited casinos with valet parking ,ushers, bellhops, maid service. Casinos that have huge performing stages, lights that blink, strobe …show more content…
As soon as the flight lands ,walk over to a slot machine and win the money never expected. Long black or white luxury, uniformed chauffeured Limousines wait out side of the airport, offering to take anybody to the playboy mansion, 20 luxury hotel casinos and if tourist are ” hungry,” chauffeured transportation drives tourist to popular Mexican, Thai, Korean, Japanese ,Vietnamese, French and American cultured restaurants. Anywhere, anytime, planned or not, food awaits. Planet Hollywoods V Theater, New York New York’s roller coaster, Las Vegas Speed Raceway, Circus Circus, M and M candy store, Hard Rock cafe, Hooters ,Fashion Show Mall and many more places ‘Whatever fits the crave’,casino hotels have drinks snacks, cafes and buffets It is all filling,satisfying and …show more content…
Most of the hotel casinos: Encore ,Wynn, Palazzo, Mirage,Treasure Island, Bellagio ,Bally's, Paris, Luxor, M G M, Excalibur, Circus Circus, Cosmopolitan, Aria and Caesars Palace have 2 or 3 large swimming pools,swim, tan, sit and read, lay back in the sun ,in the shade cabanas are available along the edge of the pools. Drinking liquor, mixed drinks, smoking and eating are allowed in the pool area, the hotel casinos are placed on the Strip so tourist can leave the hotel room and take a romantic stroll and visit the sites on the Strip. There is so much to
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