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This posting is from: Marilyn
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I'd be interested in bgoth the Neon Boneyard and Mob Experience

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This posting is from: pamela elliot
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I'm interestedin all three mentioned.

Pamela ann

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This posting is from: dlvdisc
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I'd be interested in the neon bone yard.

Had planned a trip to the pawn shop, but would go with a group, too.

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[Marisa]

The Las Vegas Mob Experience(LVME.com)at the Tropicana is new and opening 2/17 at a cost of $39.95 or purchase a annual pass for $49.95. Locals can get a annual pass for $29.95 until 2/17.It's a different experience each time you go through.What did a Las Vegas female mobster wear in the 40's thru 70's?I'm guessing on that time frame.

[annie]

> What did a Las Vegas female mobster wear in the 40's thru 70's?

Surf here:

http://www.americanmafia.com/Feature_Articles_283.html

"And don't call us Molls!"

[Sarah Doepner]

There was some mention of trips to the Erotic Heritage Museum and the Pawn Stars shop earlier in the discussion. Is anyone working on either of these?

The Neon Museum Boneyard tour takes advance reservations for 1-4 people without requiring pre-payment. Will those interested in that trip be willing to make their own connections to avoid the mess that pre-payment seems to bring? I would like to put it on the schedule for Tuesday afternoon if that makes any difference.

I've also been thinking that the Wax Museum might be good for later on Wednesday afternoon, finishing up so people could go from there to freshen up just before dinner.

If the Mob Experience goes, I'm not sure where it fits best. Maybe as an alternative to the Limo Tour?

comments? questions?

[NancyTO]

I was surfing through the vegas.com website and was intrigued to find the following in the review of Madame Tussauds Wax Museum.

-According to Stephanie Freitas, guest experience manager for Madame Tussauds Las Vegas, the "Marry Clooney" exhibit is the most popular. The exhibit is set up like a real wedding chapel and people can slip on a wedding dress and pose with a tuxedo-clad George Clooney. "Some of the men even put on the dresses and take pictures. Only in Vegas," said Freitas.