The A's most exclusive ballpark club just sold out at $72,900 a season plus a six-figure seat license, and the people buying it are not who you would expect. Zak Bagans just bought the famous Underground House for $4.55 million with big plans for it, Bellagio's sign along I-15 looks like it is getting a screen, and the woman accused of marrying five men in a matter of months learned her sentence. We also hit G2E's newest slot innovation (you have to hear it), the Sonic the Hedgehog pop-up headed to Chinatown, the Haunted Inn at Palms, why the LVCVA wants Cosm in Vegas, and a court ruling on the Strip's pedestrian bridge ban. Then a Vital Vegas post kicks off the great debate over free drinks for non-players, with a 1955 memo showing casinos have been fighting this forever. Should non-players get comped drinks? Let us know in the comments. We're also giving away another Las Vegas Advisor book: subscribe and leave a comment to enter.
Episode Guide:
- 0:00 G2E's Newest Slot Innovation Is... a Fart
- 0:35 The A's Ballpark's Third Arch Takes Shape
- 1:33 The A's Athletic Club Sells Out at $72,900 a Season
- 3:30 Is Bellagio's I-15 Sign Getting a Screen?
- 5:19 Zak Bagans Buys the Underground House for $4.55M
- 7:29 Sentencing in the Vegas Marriage Fraud Case
- 8:50 Sonic the Hedgehog Pops Up in Chinatown
- 10:30 The Haunted Inn Opens at Palms
- 11:39 Could Cosm Come to Las Vegas?
- 13:23 Free Wallflowers Tickets at Resorts World
- 14:32 The Pedestrian Bridge Ban Survives in Court
- 16:23 Should Non-Players Get Free Drinks?
- 18:15 A 1955 El Rancho Memo & the Orleans Jägerbomb Trick
- 20:36 Final Thoughts
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