JK

Thanks for the tips. Lots of useful info there!

I'm sure it'll be pretty hot - I don't know how much difference in
temperature there will be, but I'll try to arrange my visit towards the
end of the summer if possible. I have experienced the heat before though
in Central America last year, so I kind of know what to expect in that
respect. And unlike there, I bet everywhere indoors has icey air-con!

Any idea on Youth Hostel prices? Or cheap hotel prices? What kind of
ballpark are we talking? It will be my first trip to the US since I was
about 9! Is Vegas much pricier than the rest of the States?

I have an image of what Vegas will be like in my head, but I'm sure it
will blow me away when I get there!

JK

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Jim N Alaska

you should be able to stay in a room with ac for under 35 bucks, downtown,
The difference with vegas heat is its a dry heat, little humidity, its in
a desert so its not uncommon for the temp to reach 110 or more, can not go
bare foot or you will burn your feet.




"JK" <nothanks@mailer.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9708CD9C41974thisemailaddressisfa@195.92.1 93.157...
> Thanks for the tips. Lots of useful info there!
>
> I'm sure it'll be pretty hot - I don't know how much difference in
> temperature there will be, but I'll try to arrange my visit towards the
> end of the summer if possible. I have experienced the heat before though
> in Central America last year, so I kind of know what to expect in that
> respect. And unlike there, I bet everywhere indoors has icey air-con!
>
> Any idea on Youth Hostel prices? Or cheap hotel prices? What kind of
> ballpark are we talking? It will be my first trip to the US since I was
> about 9! Is Vegas much pricier than the rest of the States?
>
> I have an image of what Vegas will be like in my head, but I'm sure it
> will blow me away when I get there!
>
> JK
>
> __________
> Online Casino Bonuses
> http://xthost.info/casinotopten
>
>

Danny

Wait a few months before booking, but you will be able to get a hotel
for under $20 during the summer on a weekday. If you want to be close
to the action, I would try Sahara. It is on the far North End of the
strip and, although it is showing its age, you can get $19 or $29 per
night rates during the summer weekdays.


Jim N Alaska wrote:
> you should be able to stay in a room with ac for under 35 bucks, downtown,
> The difference with vegas heat is its a dry heat, little humidity, its in
> a desert so its not uncommon for the temp to reach 110 or more, can not go
> bare foot or you will burn your feet.
>
>
>
>
> "JK" <nothanks@mailer.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns9708CD9C41974thisemailaddressisfa@195.92.1 93.157...
> > Thanks for the tips. Lots of useful info there!
> >
> > I'm sure it'll be pretty hot - I don't know how much difference in
> > temperature there will be, but I'll try to arrange my visit towards the
> > end of the summer if possible. I have experienced the heat before though
> > in Central America last year, so I kind of know what to expect in that
> > respect. And unlike there, I bet everywhere indoors has icey air-con!
> >
> > Any idea on Youth Hostel prices? Or cheap hotel prices? What kind of
> > ballpark are we talking? It will be my first trip to the US since I was
> > about 9! Is Vegas much pricier than the rest of the States?
> >
> > I have an image of what Vegas will be like in my head, but I'm sure it
> > will blow me away when I get there!
> >
> > JK
> >
> > __________
> > Online Casino Bonuses
> > http://xthost.info/casinotopten
> >
> >