360 Vegas
Las Vegas News, Reviews and Vintage segments that look at the people, resorts and events in history that make Las Vegas the greatest city in the world.
Episodes
Jun 17, 2018
Jun 17, 2018
1hr 4 min
360VV7 Details, Stevens Group Expands again, Solar Powered Casinos, Lego Vegas 2.0, Sports Betting Dilemma, Wynn Drops Parking Fees, The Hangover Experience @Madame Tussauds, LINQ Renovation Plans, More Convention Center Parking for LVCVA and a trip report from Steve O.
Jun 10, 2018
Jun 10, 2018
2hr 10 min
The documented misadventures of the best time humans have had in Las Vegas.
May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018
9 min
Ace's Car Bombing - It begins the movie but its a flash forward to the climax of the film, so you'll get to see it again at the end as well. In it, we see the 1983 attempted murder of fictional character Sam "Ace" Rothstein, via car bomb.
May 20, 2018
May 20, 2018
1hr 2 min
Final 360 Vegas Vacation 6 Prep, Wynn Picasso Damanged, Cosmopolitan New Restaurants Announced, Sugarfina Opens, CNF Charges Reminder and 360 Vegas Tony arrives early.
May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018
52 min
I Love Sugar to LINQ, FLYLINQ, Tag Sports Bar & Margaritaville Casino News, Vegas Water Conservation and Listener Feedback.
May 6, 2018
May 6, 2018
58 min
18 Fremont = Grandissimo, New Peppermill Signage, Palace Station Signage Dismantling, Fly LINQ Zipline, Start Wars Attraction @Venetian, Hard Rock to purchase Cosmopolitan rumors and Coming Attractions
Apr 29, 2018
Apr 29, 2018
54 min
Wynn Resorts Rundown, LVCVA Plans Released, Podcasters After Dark Tickets, Vegas Golden Knights News, Ichan Sells Tropicana and now I can finally get back to working on 360 POV.
Apr 14, 2018
Apr 14, 2018
7 min
Imperial Palace. Never have two words meant such polar opposites to people, depending on what side of the globe they live on. To the Japanese, it is the elegant residence of the Emperor; a sprawling park like area with Edo (E-Doe) Castle as its centerpiece. Originally build in 1457, in the 1980s, it's value was greater than that of the entire state of California. For the record, that's real estate about the size of Disneyland. Also in the 1980s, the Imperial Palace came to be known as a hotel casino on the Las Vegas strip. Unlike its namesake, while inflation would increase the monetary value of the property, time would give it the reputation as one of the worst kept properties in the market, competing for the title year over year with Circus Circus. And just like the property it shared that dubious distinction with, Imperial Palace’s ownership didn’t care. Why should they? They knew exactly who their demographic was and how to cater to it and they didn't seemed to be complaining. Seeking the approval of those that looked down at their customer base wasn’t part of the business plan.