MtM Vegas – Resorts World Las Vegas Floods
On this week’s MtM Vegas we have so much to talk about including what it was like on the ground tailgaiting before the Raiders first home game with fans. Before we dive in don’t forget to subscribe to the Miles to Memories YouTube channel to see every episode plus our Vegas reviews, guides and tours!
This Week’s MtM Vegas Video
The Las Vegas #Raiders had their very first home game at Allegiant Stadium with a crowd of fans. I was at the official tailgate venue in Luxor to ride the trams, checkout the Sphinx’s eyepatch and show you what it was like. We also discuss the walk from the Strip to the stadium and how parking is for Mlife elites on game day.
In other news Caesars sold off part of its recently acquired William Hill brand while dissing the Raiders at the same time. We also discuss Sahara’s Circa like new pool, Main Street Station reopening with some changes to the casino floor and Resorts World flooding while matching offers from Luxor.
Resorts World Las Vegas Floods – Bottom Line
The Raiders had an amazing first home game with fans and I was glad to be able to see the pre-game experience is a good one as well. What do you think about the walk over the freeway to Allegiant Stadium? Let me know in the comments.
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I’m really glad to see the new pinball hall of fame in a much better facility but I will miss the “off strip” hole in the wall aspect. I think the prior building had been an Autozone or something but it looked like an old adult bookstore. I do think pinball is better in dimmer light but it will make it easier to appreciate the machines. It’s one of my favorite places to visit in vegas.