Souvenirs in Las Vegas

ghdhair100 · Wysłany: Śro 13:10, 16 Mar 2011 Temat postu: Souvenirs in Las Vegas

Souvenirs in Las Vegas
Finding a souvenir shop in Las Vegas is like finding a place to eat. There are several places on every block. Some are little holes in the wall and some are quite huge. They sell a lot of the same items, and the best advice is this, don't buy the souvenirs at the airport. They are way more expensive, unless you have forgotten something.
The all around best place to go and find souvenirs is the Bonanza Gift and Souvenir Shop. It occupies the corner across from the Sahara Hotel. They have everything you could possibly want in this store. They have old chips, dice,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], cards, hats, pens, pencils,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], calendars, t-shirts, baby clothes, wooden trinket boxes, tote bags, shot glasses, those famous dice clocks, old money, disposable cameras, and batteries. You can spend hundreds in a matter of minutes, so watch yourself.
The Arts Factory Complex is right off of Las Vegas Boulevard. They have a gift shop carrying pink flamingos and Las Vegas related items. The tackiest item seen was a pair of earrings with poker chips.
Also, check the hotels for gift shops for your favorite performers. The Las Vegas Hilton has Barry Manilow. Also, at the Las Vegas Hilton, you can find a gift shop for that Trekker in your life at Star Trek: The Experience. Caesar's Palace has Celine Dion and an Elton John Store. On the side of Harrah's,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you can find Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville shop. The Stratosphere Tower has a gift shop way up at the very top of the tower with plenty of souvenirs and mementos. Circus Circus has several gift shops as you walk through the casino. They have everything from snacks to beautiful pictures of the strip at night for framing. You can even find decorated golf balls.
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