Which casino do you always get lost in?

Mandalay. One night after hitting a club I walked by the same hooker six or seven times. Finally had to submit to her sales pitch in order to ask her how to get out!

 

MGM, for sure. Trying to my my room at NY NY can be rough sometimes too.

 

Caesar's

 

We noticed on our first trip to Vegas, (the one where you walk non-stop and have to see every casino) that the signs hanging from the ceilings only get you so deep into the casino and they quit pointing towards what you were looking for. So you wander around trying to find it......."oh hey, there's my favorite slot machine, let me sit down for a minute"

 

Definitely Caesar's - I generally don't even go in there any more if I can avoid it. And I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who finds PHo confusing despite its small size. We stayed there and by the end of our stay I still was getting turned around. It's the circle thing I think.

 

Caesars, I think it took us 2 hours to get from the shops to the casino. For some reason we would end up by the entrance closest to Mirage where we started. That place is one giant maze:confused2:.
Second and 3rd choice would be Aria and MGM respectively.

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When I saw this thread I assumed every single response was going to be MGM

 

Caesars and PH for me as well. I find MGM casino to be pretty much a large rectangle and fairly easy to find my way around.

 

The Riv used to be a nightmare back in the day.

 

We went to Zarkana last week in the Aria. When we got out, went down the escalator and wandered for 30 minutes before we knew where we were. Have to admit, didn't use the signage cuz the wife " KNOWS "how to get out....yeah right!

 

Got to say Caesers, got lost a couple times in there

 

My wife gets lost in MGM, and we have stayed there several years running. PHO has to be the one I get turned around in.

 

I've got every place down fairly well but I have a good sense of direction. In my opinion, MGM would have to be the worst though, probably confuses people the most is getting to the food court, side exit where you go to NYNY and the lower level where they are shops and the comedy club. Admittedly it took me 4 or 5 times to get MGM down.....probably why I typically lead whatever group I'm with through there lol. I'm slightly confused how people can get turned around in Aria, it essentially is one large back to front room for most all services people go to. MB is also a giant square with extensions in each corner for food court, THEhotel, registration, monorail, and mall to luxor/excalibur.

 

The Excalibur...I can never find my way out of that place. I even once had to go over to the security desk and ask how to get out of there(alcohol MAY have been involved). I avoid that casino like the plague.

 

Caesars for sure. I went in there one time and vowed to never go back because of it and that was many years ago. It really made me mad because of their trickery.

 

I have the worst sense of direction in the world so....every casino I go in I get lost and can never find my way around.

 

Caesar's - can never find my way out. I know they do it on purpose, but I think it is just wrong. I try to avoid it now. Sure they keep you there once they get you in, but if they can't get you there in the first place then you are safe!

 

After about 15 trips to Vegas I've finally figured Caesars out but PH is another matter. The place always gets me turned around. Funny never had a problem when it was the Aladdin. It's all that bright neon that disorients me. I'm hopeless in Venetian as well. A friend staying there once took us back to his room. Wow what a convoluted route that was. You might as well just leave a trail of bread crumbs....

 

I thought Green Valley Ranch was a biotch when I was there in Feb. Everything looks the same inside the place, and to find the exact set of doors you came in is tough- theres a million doors in the place.