I did my esta a few weeks back, and got approved. however, when filling in the form for the address of 1st night's stay, I only put the name of my hotel (luxor hotel) and not the name of the street, zip code ect.. will this be a problem getting into the US? Also, how long roughly does it take from when you land to getting through security ect ect? Thanks.
Probably no problem but as you can log in and update it, why not do it to be safe? Varies a lot but if you doing immigration in LV it' fairly fast, good day 1 hour till you got your stuff and done, bad day up to 2 hours. Done immigration at earlier stop, it's faster.
Can prospective travelers apply to ESTA for a travel authorization without specific travel plans if they want to be able to travel to the United States on short notice? Visa Waiver Program travelers are not required to have specific plans to travel to the United States before they apply for a travel authorization. If a traveler’s destination address in the United States is unknown when he or she completes the application in ESTA for the travel authorization, the traveler should enter the name of the hotel or approximate location he or she intends to visit. Travelers may update this information when their plans are finalized, but they will not be required to update their destination addresses or itineraries should they change after their travel authorization has been approved. DHS recommends that applications for travel authorization be submitted in ESTA as early as possible, as soon as, or even before travel is planned. ESTA will accept applications from last minute and emergency travelers – those Visa Waiver Program travelers that arrive at the airport without an approved ESTA.
They don't seem to care much about the details on the ESTA. When we went to NYC last October, ours still had the address details from our Vegas trip and they didn't bat an eye. The line in immigration depends on how many planes have landed recently and of course how sharply you are out of your own plane. Anything from 15mins to an hour in my experience.
When I went on a lads trip the guy who organised it didn't tell me he had changed the hotel so I had the original hotel on my ESTA, though you also have to put down where your staying when you fill the customs form in as well.