I'm going to Las Vegas for the first time. Don't want to seem quite so naive while I'm there. The wife wants to see a couple shows. How do those work? Do I tip to get a better seat? If so, how much do you tip to get a decent seat? Are they all general admission type seating?
Thanks to all. Bash away.
Vegas Virgin
WHY are you bringing your WIFE?????
[quote]Whaaaaaaaaaat? wrote:
WHY are you bringing your WIFE?????[/quote
Hmmm ... sex, companionship, she likes me. I love her ... isn't that enough?
never been to vegas but my guess is the more money you spend the better service you get...
If you have to ask than you probably can't afford it.
Nah, I'm sure I can afford it. If I have to tip the guy, what is the standard amount to get a decent seat?
most shows have your seat on the ticket
when you buy the tickets there'll be 2 or 3 categories for balcony or up close, whatever. The ushers don't really have anything to do with it.
Cooler Ethan wrote:
most shows have your seat on the ticket
when you buy the tickets there'll be 2 or 3 categories for balcony or up close, whatever. The ushers don't really have anything to do with it.
Really?? Thanks. I'd heard that the more you tip, the better the seat. Looking online, some shows are general admission, some aren't.
I just flicked a booger on the ceiling.
First Time In Vegas wrote:
[quote]Whaaaaaaaaaat? wrote:
WHY are you bringing your WIFE?????[/quote
Hmmm ... sex, companionship, she likes me. I love her ... isn't that enough?
I like the order of your priorities.
1 sex
2 companionship
3 she likes me
4 I love her
It make more sense now.
PS Why did you say she likes me instead of she loves me?
What shows are you trying to go to? Most are not GA. All of the shows that I have ever been to (~6) have not been GA. The only shows I didn't have an assigned seat at were normal concerts. There are a lot of things money will do for you in Vegas though (clubs, bars, etc.) so it might work for seating, but I don't know.