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Because if there is one thing I’ve learned from my adventurous life—it’s how to BE PREPARED. I’d like to pass this on to you. Enter your email below and receive my free guide: THE TRAVELLER’S CHECKLIST. Las vegas love it or hate it Vegas, Nevada — home to good times and great memories.

Let me start by saying Las Vegas, Nevada, is home to wonderful restaurants, fun bars and lounges, amazing shows, great weather and I have personally had some really good times there. A bachelor party in Las Vegas should be on any guy’s Bucket List. But that doesn’t excuse all manner of sins. Since Las Vegas is not only a hub for entertainment, but for business, I find myself visiting Sin City at least once per year. Recently, I completed my 12th visit to Vegas. So with that in mind, I’ve compiled 7 Reasons Why I Hate Las Vegas.

Sweat-Suit Grannies Despite visions you may have of nouveau Rat Pack-types roaming casinos in tilted fedoras and tailored suits, the Sweat-Suit Granny is by far the most prevalent creature in Las Vegas. Now imagine these sounds — times a-million. The casinos are swimming in it. Even the outside air reeks of it. Your throat is dry and your lungs hoarse. Air Freshener Perhaps even worse than the cigarette smoke is the overpowering, phony, carcinogenic air freshener most casinos pump into their ventilation systems to mask it and every other smell emanating from the populous.

For someone like me, who values fresh air, these perfumes make it feel as if every breath is poison. Automobile exhaust is refreshing by comparison. TV star or a hip-hop icon. Basically — like someone they are not. And believe me, Vegas can make this happen for you.

You want VIP bottle service at the hottest club in town? Chef’s table at a five-star restaurant? Unnecessary Tipping Don’t start with me! I’m not cheap — I happily tip for service. In Las Vegas, though, it’s taken too far. For example: did you know it is illegal for a taxi to stop for you if you flag it down?

No, instead, you must have someone call you one, or use the taxi valet in front of most hotels — and for that, you gotta tip out. Card-Snappers Anyone who has been to Las Vegas will know immediately what I’m talking about here. David Webb is a Vancouver, BC-based travel writer, photographer and magazine editor. Never will i ever go to vegas.

I was going to a wedding. And i had to walk there and my husband had to wait in the car so it didnt get towed because how u pay is so complicated there no number on the parking. I said dress they look at me funky and and made fscr. First and foremost this fucking casinos get away with hiring a part-time thing is 7. This is all some funny stuff in the comments but at the same time not too shocking. I am considering Vegas or AREA of Vegas.