[jet757f]

Originally Posted by ElleTea

All I ask is to please understand that some places are not appropriate for children at all, and some places are not appropriate after a certain hour. I always cringe when I see strollers and other small children being dragged down Fremont Street after 11 PM (or really, even 9!); the parents scowling at the adult fun going on around them!

What adult fun goes on after 11pm.............do tell?

[NLVgal]

Originally Posted by winter-rabbit

Why don't police stop these people from polluting the streets? Do they have a permit?

They don't need one. This battle has been fought over and over again. It's a freedom of speech thing. Ironically, the first case that the ACLU got involved with as far as hand-billing and such on the strip, was because the casinos wanted to get rid of some whacko preacher type who was holding up signs and passing out handbills telling everybody they were going to hell for their sins in sin city.

The court ruled that the man's first amendment rights could not be impinged upon on a public sidewalk, and thus, we have hot-chicks-to-you, and penis-man.

Thanks, religious guy Good job! ((arghh))

[logline]

Originally Posted by jet757f

What adult fun goes on after 11pm.............do tell?

Some random drunk guy gets to puke on your shoes... for free!

[NLVgal]

Originally Posted by jet757f

What adult fun goes on after 11pm.............do tell?

Downtown, people tend to get pretty loaded and the live band scene on Fremont turns into a big street party for grown-ups. You see twenty five year olds dancing with sixty year olds. Every once in awhile a girl flashes her boobs until a cop comes by and tells her to knock it off. Like Mardi-Gras lite on the weekends. Never been on a weekday evening.

As far as the strip goes, couldn't tell ya, except the traffic is bad. I only walk the strip for the yearly zombie-walk. Those casinos are a lot further apart than they appear.

[airics]

Originally Posted by winter-rabbit

Why don't police stop these people from polluting the streets? Do they have a permit?

Don't need anything thanks to the ACLU

[ElleTea]

Originally Posted by NLVgal

Downtown, people tend to get pretty loaded and the live band scene on Fremont turns into a big street party for grown-ups. You see twenty five year olds dancing with sixty year olds. Every once in awhile a girl flashes her boobs until a cop comes by and tells her to knock it off. Like Mardi-Gras lite on the weekends. Never been on a weekday evening.

Weekdays are the same, just slightly less crowded, and the bands tend to be better IMO.

[thebigATL]

Wow, seem like Atlanta is a slight similar to Atlanta Hmm, thanks though

[brdd]

Originally Posted by thebigATL

I will be visting to Las Vegas from the "A" (ATLANTA) soon and I wanted to know what can you do there with family including the kids,can you guys help me out?

The teens would love to skydive indoors. It is just off the strip, near the Riviera. Someone here can maybe post a link and a map or at least an address with more information. There are also some good outdoor gokart tracks in the valley.

We did this several years ago. Great fun!

[jet757f]

Originally Posted by NLVgal

Downtown, people tend to get pretty loaded and the live band scene on Fremont turns into a big street party for grown-ups. You see twenty five year olds dancing with sixty year olds. Every once in awhile a girl flashes her boobs until a cop comes by and tells her to knock it off. Like Mardi-Gras lite on the weekends. Never been on a weekday evening.

As far as the strip goes, couldn't tell ya, except the traffic is bad. I only walk the strip for the yearly zombie-walk. Those casinos are a lot further apart than they appear.

Oh so they think it is Bourbon St. down there.

Last time we went down there it seems like my wife's sister was the only one drunk down there.

[Nova16]

Does anyone know if wet n wild has anything age appropriate for a two year old or is it meant for older kids?