Need help in Las Vegas
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Need help in Las Vegas
I'll be going to Las Vegas for a business meeting shortly. My boss wants me to set up a scavenger hunt for the meeting participants that won't cost much and will be reasonably easy to find(not too easy). Help! Can anyone think up Las Vegas type things for me to include? Any help greatly appreciated.
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Hi Debbie -
Two things come to mind. First would be some mardi gras beads from the Orleans. The Orleans is off the strip so it would take either a car, taxi or shuttle bus to get there. Possibly adding to the difficulty as far as time it takes to get the beads.
Second, you could have them get a mini menu from Bally's. There's a table next to the Indigo Lounge (near the Steakhouse and Season's restaurants) that has about 8 different mini-menus from some of the Paris and Bally's restaurants. It's kind of unusual.
That's all I can think about right now. I'll let you know if anything else comes to mind.
Lynn
Two things come to mind. First would be some mardi gras beads from the Orleans. The Orleans is off the strip so it would take either a car, taxi or shuttle bus to get there. Possibly adding to the difficulty as far as time it takes to get the beads.
Second, you could have them get a mini menu from Bally's. There's a table next to the Indigo Lounge (near the Steakhouse and Season's restaurants) that has about 8 different mini-menus from some of the Paris and Bally's restaurants. It's kind of unusual.
That's all I can think about right now. I'll let you know if anything else comes to mind.
Lynn
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A couple more ideas...
Some wetnaps with certain hotel logos on them. They are available at all the change cages.
One of those small glasses they serve comped coffee in; it's usually wrapped with a napkin around it and a rubberband.
A $5 chip or a "silver dollar" from a certain casino.
A copy of the Las Vegas Review Journal or What's On.
A piece of "girly" literature from the guys on the street. Although that may not be appropriate it's certainly very "Vegas."
A free asprin (if there is a way to verify it) from that gas station on the strip that says they'll give anyone a free asprin. I don't know if you have to buy gas or something, never done it.
Lynn
Some wetnaps with certain hotel logos on them. They are available at all the change cages.
One of those small glasses they serve comped coffee in; it's usually wrapped with a napkin around it and a rubberband.
A $5 chip or a "silver dollar" from a certain casino.
A copy of the Las Vegas Review Journal or What's On.
A piece of "girly" literature from the guys on the street. Although that may not be appropriate it's certainly very "Vegas."
A free asprin (if there is a way to verify it) from that gas station on the strip that says they'll give anyone a free asprin. I don't know if you have to buy gas or something, never done it.
Lynn



