Las Vegas is known for its world-class casinos and shows such as Cirque du Soleil. First-time visitors can become overwhelmed quickly, as we see from these 18 mistakes people make, according to Vegas regulars.
Not Setting a Budget
It’s easy to get carried away in Las Vegas, so setting a budget before you go is essential. Decide how much money you will spend on gambling, food, drinks, and other activities. Stick to your budget, and don’t chase your losses.
Drinking Too Much
Las Vegas is a city of excess, but drinking responsibly is essential. Alcohol can impair your judgment and lead you to make bad decisions. If you’re going to drink, do it in moderation and pace yourself.
Gambling Too Much
Gambling is one of the main attractions in Las Vegas, but it’s important to remember that it’s a risky activity. Don’t gamble more money than you can afford to lose. Set a limit for yourself and stick to it.
Not Eating Enough
It’s easy to forget to eat in Las Vegas, but fueling your body is essential. Eating regularly will help you stay energized and avoid making bad decisions. There is excellent food on offer in Vegas and food comps, which we discuss below.
Not Getting Enough Sleep
Sleep is essential for good decision-making. Make sure to sleep enough before you go to Vegas and while there. It is tempting to gamble around the clock but you will burn oit and may ruin your vacation.
Not Wearing Comfortable Shoes
You’ll be doing a lot of walking in Las Vegas, so wearing comfortable shoes is essential. Avoid wearing high heels or sandals that will give you blisters.
Not Bringing Sunscreen
Las Vegas is a sunny city, so protecting your skin from the sun is essential. Bring sunscreen and reapply it often. Even if your hotel does not have an outdoor pool, you will want to see outside of the hotels and casinos from time to time.
Not Drinking Enough Water
Staying hydrated in Las Vegas is essential, especially if you’re drinking alcohol. Please bring a water bottle and refill it throughout the day, especially on hotter days.
Not Taking Breaks
It’s essential to take breaks from gambling and other activities. Get up and move around every hour or so. It can often feel like only a short period has passed when, in reality, you have been on a machine for hours.
Not Being Aware of Your Surroundings
Las Vegas is a crowded city, so being aware of your surroundings is essential. Be careful of pickpockets and other scams. This is general advice for any place you visit, but when in Vegas and in a party mood, you may let your guard down and be vulnerable to scammers.
Not Reading the Fine Print
Many casinos and other businesses in Vegas charge unexpected fees, such as resort, parking, and ATM fees. If you don’t read the fine print, you may be surprised by these fees when you check out.
Not Paying Attention to Your Credit Card Statement
After you return from Las Vegas, review your credit card statement carefully. Ensure you’re not charged for anything you didn’t buy. It is essential to do this if you have been drinking and charging a lot of items to your room.
Not Getting a Good Deal on Your Hotel Room\
There are many ways to get a good deal on a hotel room in Las Vegas. Check with the hotel directly for discounts and promotions. You can also book your room through a travel website or app.
Not Eating at the Right Places
There are many great restaurants in Las Vegas, but there are also many overpriced tourist traps. Research before you go to find out which restaurants are worth your money.
Not Taking Advantage of Free Activities
There are many free things to do in Las Vegas, such as watching the fountains at the Bellagio and visiting the museums. The Fremont Street Experience is a pedestrian mall with a giant LED screen displaying light shows and concerts. The Fremont Street Experience also has a variety of shops, restaurants, and casinos.
Not Getting Comps
Casinos offer comps to gamblers, such as tokens, show tickets, and hotel rooms. If you gamble, sign up for a casino loyalty program. Standard comps are free food and drinks to gamblers, including meals at restaurants, drinks at bars, and buffets.
Not Knowing the Rules of the Games
Before you start gambling, make sure you know the rules of your game. This will help you avoid making costly mistakes.
Not Having Fun
Las Vegas is a city that offers something for everyone. Don’t be afraid to try new things and have some fun. While the above rules are advisable, the most important thing is to make the most of your vacation.
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