A) Ice fishing B) Picking apples C) Seeing a show D) Watching paint dry
A) Bellagio fountains B) Stratosphere Tower C) Hoover Dam D) High Roller
A) Skiing B) Pool parties C) Wearing a parka D) Building snowmen
A) Dine at restaurants B) Astronomy C) Taxidermy D) Oil painting
A) Welcome to Reno sign B) Hollywood sign C) Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign D) Welcome to Arizona sign
A) Pinball Hall of Fame B) Neon Museum C) High Roller Observation Wheel D) Mob Museum
A) Exclusively boiled eggs B) Just celery sticks C) Only peanut butter sandwiches D) Diverse international options
A) The moon B) Grand Canyon C) Atlantis D) Narnia
A) Madame Tussauds B) Area 15 C) Fashion Show Mall D) Neon Museum
A) Valid identification B) A compass C) A bag of marbles D) A rubber chicken
A) Rowboat B) Hot air balloon C) Monorail D) Dogsled
A) Playing high-stakes poker B) Visiting the Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay C) Attending an R-rated show D) Drinking alcohol
A) Congressional hearing B) Cirque du Soleil C) Local town meeting D) Performance of drying paint
A) Paris Las Vegas B) The DMV C) Local grocery store D) My backyard
A) Cut in front of everyone B) Visit during off-peak hours C) Complain loudly D) Bribe the security guard
A) Saying "thank you" B) Smiling C) Tipping the dealer D) Excessive alcohol consumption leading to disturbance
A) Keep it, obviously B) Throw it in the air C) Turn it into security D) Eat it
A) A street entirely made of french fries B) A pedestrian mall with a light show C) A race track for shopping carts D) A gathering of clowns
A) Competition entries B) Expired coupons C) Complaints D) Complimentary items or services
A) Comedy show B) Competitive knitting C) Magic show D) Concert
A) Fairy tale creatures B) Organized crime history C) The history of brooms D) Insect collection
A) A diving suit B) Light and breathable fabrics C) A fur coat D) Full winter gear
A) A jackpot you pay into B) A jackpot that decreases over time C) A fixed jackpot D) A jackpot that increases over time
A) Cabbage farming B) Global destinations C) Nuclear physics D) Advanced calculus
A) They cost $100 each B) They are often free while gambling C) They are poisonous D) They are exclusively pickle juice
A) A parking lot B) A library of encyclopedias C) A convention of librarians D) Interactive art installations
A) A free hotel room B) A crowded room C) A condemned room D) A complicated room
A) Casino chips B) Sand from the desert C) A chunk of the Eiffel Tower replica D) Live tigers
A) Indoor ski slope B) Underwater restaurant C) Thrill rides at the top D) Giant hamster wheel
A) Drink only alcohol B) Avoid drinking altogether C) Drink only soda D) Drink plenty of water |