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mcvarmazi

mcvarmazi


35 places I want to go   44 places I've been
  1. 1. Tahiti
    French PolynesiaSociety Islands
    1,054 people
  2. 2. India
    Asia
    8,295 people
  3. 3. Texas
    United States
    1,314 people
  4. 4. Washington State
    United States
    1,383 people
  5. 5. Mexico
    North America
    4,708 people
  6. 6. Brazil
    South America
    7,793 people
  7. 7. Argentina
    South America
    3,961 people
  8. 8. Antarctica

    4,059 people
  9. 9. Egypt
    Africa
    9,103 people
  10. 10. Ireland
    Europe
    11,603 people
  11. 11. Norway
    Europe
    4,183 people
  12. 12. Machu Picchu
    PeruCusco Region
    3,467 people
  13. 13. Isla de Pascua
    Chile
    1 cheer
    1,251 people
  14. 14. Morocco
    Africa
    5,041 people
  15. 15. The Moon
    Outer SpaceThe Milky WayOur Solar SystemEarth Orbit
    582 people
  16. 16. Hokkaido
    Japan
    285 people
  17. 17. Montana
    United States
    1,151 people
  18. 18. Colorado
    United States
    1,312 people
  19. 19. Saskatchewan
    Canada
    229 people
  20. 20. Chile
    South America
    3,407 people
  21. 21. British Columbia
    Canada
    1,619 people

Recent entries

Star Trek: The Experience, Hilton

saving grace

I was stuck in Vegas on business (and let me say, I really DO NOT like Vegas whatsoever) but this place was a saving grace. I grew up watching TNG so while I’m not a Trekkie I do like ST:TNG, and this place was a hoot. I didn’t go on the rides so I can’t comment on that, but the ambience was unique enough to make it worth visiting. Actors dressed up like different species (I met a Ferengi and got my picture with him, he even recited the Rules of Acquisition), the music, the starships, everything. And best of all admission is free so you can walk in and walk out without spending a penny, which, granted, will be very difficult ;)

over 6 years ago

Las Vegas, Nevada

ugh

Vegas is the kind of place that you will either love or hate. Unlike most major cities (I wouldn’t call Vegas a city, it’s a strip of malls, that’s it) it DOESN’T have something for everyone. If you like drinking, gambling, and generally partying it up, this place is your haven. You will have a blast. Bring a bunch of friends, go crazy, enjoy yourself. That’s fine, great, etc.

However, if you don’t like any of those things, which many people don’t, you’ll want to leave this place as soon as you arrive. There really isn’t anything for you to do here (and that Guggenheim extension really doesn’t count, I’m sorry). If you’re unfortunate to be stuck here for business, as I was, it can be pretty unpleasant.

Let’s put it this way, I know not everyone can afford to travel internationally for financial or time reasons, and that’s fine. But if you can afford to fly to Vegas and blow hundreds if not thousands of bucks on cheap thrills, do yourself a favor and go to the REAL Venice, Paris, New York, and not the gaudy imitations on the Strip. It saddens me that some people may think the Vegas imitations are like the real thing. They’re not even close.

over 6 years ago