Flowers
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I have enjoyed Vegas between Christmas and New Years Day for many years now, including typically the last few days solo, and have a wonderful time each time, including starting off January 1 exercising (always a challenge to keep it going 1/2
), spa treatments, new hair color, etc. etc. and almost always ending January 1 with a wonderful meal and a great concert. NYE typically has been just as good if not better. On either NYE or NYD I have seen Celine (more than once), Maroon 5, J Lo (her "try out" for her PH show a year later), Justin Timberlake (on 1/1, two years ago, the last day of his world tour), John Legend, and Stevie Wonder for NYE at Cosmo, which was one of the best concerts ever. Purchased a NYD ticket for a Michael Buble concert one year at MGM but bagged it as I was coming down with something.
There are some good concerts this year but the one I want to see, Bruno Mars, is sold out and though I think Elton John is great I have seen him twice already. Sting is fabulous too but I saw him for "free" at a major charity event in NYC just a few weeks ago. Seems like there fewer big shows this year at the major venues on NYE and NYD.
Anyone else have the same sense? I'm at the point now where I may simply enjoy the hotel's party wherever I think I'll be staying for NYE (still TBD) and hit my regular Vegas shows between 12/25 and 1/2 (e.g., Showstoppers before it closes on 12/31
, and maybe Human Nature with DBueler earlier in the week with Baz later in the week with some Diamond shows in between). Not complaining really as I guess I am in the minority that loves the energy of Vegas during the holidays (I avoid the crowds mostly as I'm still mostly inside) and the fireworks are great! I guess it's just an interesting observation regarding the Entertainment Capital that we love. 

There are some good concerts this year but the one I want to see, Bruno Mars, is sold out and though I think Elton John is great I have seen him twice already. Sting is fabulous too but I saw him for "free" at a major charity event in NYC just a few weeks ago. Seems like there fewer big shows this year at the major venues on NYE and NYD.
Anyone else have the same sense? I'm at the point now where I may simply enjoy the hotel's party wherever I think I'll be staying for NYE (still TBD) and hit my regular Vegas shows between 12/25 and 1/2 (e.g., Showstoppers before it closes on 12/31


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