connyoly
Tourist
Pretty much says my question, lol! Considering redeeming for one of the passes with Loyalty Points. Thx for any info!
Would anyone also recommend the double decker bus?
Should also mention the 5-10 minutes at MGM is assuming you don't get lost.
A few years ago I **DID** get lost at MGM looking for the Monorail. The security guy pointed me to the entrance of an underground kind of passageway that had some shops in it and ended up right at the Monorail entrance.
Funny thing is, I have NEVER been able to find that route again!
Did the job for me when I wanted to visit the Westgate on my last visit. Got on at the Bally's stop and no issues at all with it. Can remember a bit of a walk through Bally's but nothing too great.
No kidding!Should also mention the 5-10 minutes at MGM is assuming you don't get lost.
I just don't see the airport and luggage working.Bally's and MGM are by far the worst, as far as length of the walk from the Monorail station to the actual hotel and casino. These two stations were part of the original "shuttle" monorail that preceded the one we now know and love or hate.It was very intentional that passengers were guided through shopping areas. The rest of the route was laid out along the "path of least resistance" between the cooperating properties.
I sure wish they would put politics and special interests aside and "just do it" extend it to downtown and the airport as they originally planned!
For those who have not seen this (and somewhat of a shameless plug I admit), for a good overview of the Monorail, with some very good (bfg) photos, surf here:
http://www.nycsubway.org/wiki/Las_Vegas,_Nevada