A Comprehensive 50-Activity Guide to Las Vegas
Island Hopper TV's Las Vegas travel guide presents a curated list of 50 must-do activities across the city, from the iconic helicopter tours of the Grand Canyon to the glittering casinos and museums of the Strip. The video takes viewers through Downtown Las Vegas, the famous Las Vegas Strip, luxury hotel casinos, natural attractions like Hoover Dam, and entertainment venues spanning everything from fine dining to wax museums. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, this guide offers practical stops and experiences across all major neighborhoods.
This resource works best for travelers planning a multi-day Las Vegas trip who want to move beyond typical casino gaming. The video suits couples, families, solo travelers, and groups looking to balance nightlife, shopping, dining, outdoor adventures, and cultural attractions. The guide emphasizes both paid attractions and free activities, making it accessible regardless of your budget or travel style.
Key Moments
Must-See Stops and Signature Experiences
- The Stratosphere observation tower at 1,149 feet tall—the tallest in the United States—with thrill rides and a rooftop restaurant
- The Bellagio Botanical Gardens with seasonal themes, plus the world's largest chocolate fountain (26 feet 3 inches tall, certified by Guinness World Records)
- The Bellagio Fountain show, a free outdoor spectacle running from approximately 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. with dining options poolside
- The High Roller Ferris wheel at The LINQ, reaching heights with 360-degree views of the Strip
- Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas—a covered pedestrian mall with vintage vibes, street performers, zip-lining, and a light show on the ceiling
- Grand Canyon helicopter tours, a short flight from the Strip offering aerial views of one of the world's most stunning natural landmarks

What to Know Before You Visit Las Vegas
- Pricing varies by attraction: The Stratosphere tower ticket is $18–$24; gondola rides at The Venetian are $34–$39 per person for 15 minutes; Madame Tussauds wax museum is $37–$43 with optional 4D experience; the High Roller Ferris wheel costs $23.50; Museum of Selfies is $25 per person; the Mob Museum ranges $16–$25 depending on age and veteran status
- The Strip spans multiple resorts: The main walkable area stretches from Mandalay Bay to Treasure Island or the Hilton Resort Sports World, with the best central concentration around Caesars Palace, Bellagio, The Venetian, and Paris
- Downtown vs. the Strip are two distinct experiences: Downtown (Fremont Street) has an older, vintage Elvis-era atmosphere; the Strip offers modern luxury, though it is technically in Paradise, not Las Vegas proper
- Walking and weather: Las Vegas gets extremely hot in summer and surprisingly cold in winter; plan indoor activities accordingly and wear comfortable shoes for long Strip walks
- Dining ranges widely: Celebrity chef restaurants like Gordon Ramsay and Wolfgang Puck command premium prices on the Strip; affordable food courts and fast-food options exist at older, cheaper hotels like Circus Circus; vintage $2.99 steaks are still found on Fremont Street
- Free and low-cost activities: Walking the Strip, viewing the Bellagio Fountain, exploring Fremont Street, street performers, and some resort browsing require no admission; booking packages at Area 15 can reduce per-attraction costs if you visit multiple exhibits
- Open container rule: You can legally walk with an open alcoholic drink along the Strip, though convenience-store purchases and in-room drinking are budget alternatives to high bar prices
Frequently Asked Questions About Things to Do in Las Vegas
How long should I spend walking the Las Vegas Strip?
The video suggests the Strip is best experienced in sections rather than all at once. A full walk from one end to the other can take several hours depending on stops. Most travelers focus on the central core (Caesars Palace through Bellagio through The Venetian) for a 4–6 hour experience, or plan multiple shorter outings over several days.
What is the best time of day to visit Las Vegas attractions?
The video notes that The LINQ and High Roller are best visited in the evening for optimal views and atmosphere. The Bellagio Fountain show runs from approximately 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dining and casino experiences extend into the late night. Outdoor attractions like the Grand Canyon helicopter tours and Hoover Dam are typically scheduled during daytime hours.
Are there budget-friendly options for dining and attractions?
Yes. The video emphasizes that cheaper hotels like Circus Circus offer lower-priced food courts and fast-casual options. Fremont Street still has affordable classic steaks around $8–$12. Many top-tier attractions (Bellagio Fountain, Fremont Street experience, walking the Strip, resort browsing) are completely free or low-cost.
Is Area 15 worth the cost?
The video recommends Area 15 as a full-day destination with multiple exhibits including Meow Wolf and various immersive installations. Individual attraction tickets can exceed $100 per person, but bundled multi-attraction packages offer savings. The video suggests blocking out 6 hours to a full day and booking package deals if visiting with family.
What is the difference between staying on the Strip versus Downtown?
The Strip features modern, luxury resorts with high-end dining, premium shopping, and contemporary theming. Downtown (Fremont Street area) offers a vintage, old-world atmosphere with lower prices, street performers, and a covered outdoor mall. The video describes them as "two different cities"—choose based on whether you prefer modern luxury or nostalgic charm.
- The Strip
- The main tourist boulevard in Las Vegas running from Mandalay Bay to Treasure Island, lined with major resort casinos and attractions.
- Observation tower
- A tall structure designed for viewing the surrounding landscape and city from an elevated vantage point.
- Gondola ride
- A boat-like experience through indoor or outdoor waterways at The Venetian, mimicking travel through Venice, Italy.
- Fremont Street
- The covered pedestrian mall in Downtown Las Vegas featuring vintage casinos, street performers, and a canopy light show.

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Are you looking for the best things to do in Las Vegas Nevada? We just created a list of 50 must do activities for you to do while visiting Las Vegas! In this Las Vegas travel guide we show you around downtown Downtown Las Vegas, Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas casinos, Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon Helicopter tour and much more! We have more Las Vegas video coming as well as more travel tips for visiting Las Vegas. This Las Vegas travel vlog is a part of a 3 part series for Las Vegas 2024.
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50 Best Things To Do in Las Vegas
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00:00 Las Vegas Intro
00:24 The Stratosphere
1:26 The Venetian
1:48 Gondola Rides
2:15 Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
2:36 4D Movie
2:47 Picture at Historic Sign
2:55 Walking the Strip
3:28 Palazzo
3:52 Amazing Food
4:59 Top Golf
5:22 The Shops at Crystals
5:53 Aria
6:23 Linq
6:47 High Roller
6:55 Museum of Selfies
7:07 Drinking
7:38 The Mob Museum
8:29 Gaming
8:46 Wynn
9:28 Encore
9:55 Bellagio Botanical Gardens
10:36 World's Largest Chocolate Fountain
11:00 Bellagio Fountain
11:27 Area 15
12:14 Fremont Street
13:19 Cira
13:40 Rent a Limo
13:49 Rent a Car
13:57 Go to a Show
14:20 New York New York
14:41 The Big Apple Coaster
14:51 Hershey's Chocolate World
15:10 Luxor
15:38 Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
15:50 The Tank at Golden Nugget
16:16 The Flamingo
16:38 Fashion Show Mall
17:10 Fantasy Lab
17:24 Caesars Palace
18:03 The Adventuredome
18:49 Mandalay Bay
19:23 MGM Grand
19:39 The Cosmopolitan
20:02 Excalibur
20:22 Miracle Mile
20:56 Paris
21:05 Get Married
21:21 Hoover Dam
21:38 Grand Canyon Helicopter Tour
21:50 Valley of Fire
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[Music] thank you what's going on everybody today we're going to talk about the things to do when visiting Las Vegas let's do it all right guys first up we're at the Stratosphere Hotel and
Casino here but what we're going to do right now is actually head to the top of this tall Stratosphere it is 1149 feet that's 350 meters tall it is actually the tallest observation tower in the United States and second only in the Western Hemisphere to the CN Tower in Toronto
now we did get the ticket for 18 I don't know if that's a temporary price change or if it's permanent but if you go online they say it is 24 but you will find roller coaster and other rides like this one that just goes right out over the edge I mean you are way up here when you're on
this ride there's also another ride that's at the top that takes you straight up and down and then there's bungee jumping and also if you go down below to the encapsulated area they have a rooftop restaurant right here in the stratosphere down below they do have a hotel and casino
at the bottom levels below the tower by the way guys this is a list of 50 things to do so let's keep on moving next up we're headed over to the Venetian this hotel casino is modeled after Venice Italy inside you will find Italian style art on the roof also on the ground it's going to
be marble it's very much like a palace they have shopping they have restaurants they also have an interior Gondola which we'll be showing you next now this is more of a thing for couples or families I would say where you get to go around the gondola indoor and outdoor they kind of take
you around as if you're in a boat in Venice Italy and like I said it goes through the shops and it goes outside this is called the gondola ride of Venice Hotel the ride varies between 34 dollars per person to thirty nine dollars per person and it takes about 15 minutes and right next
to the Venetian is actually the Madame Tussauds wax museum inside here you have life-size replica because of your favorite celebrities it is cool it takes about 45 minutes to walk through and take pictures with these life-size imagery I personally enjoyed the shack one just because Shaq is so tall
the ticket here is around 37 it is 43 dollars if you want the universe 4D and this is a look at that 4D that you would watch after you walk through the exhibit next up we're actually going to head to the Las Vegas sign now the Las Vegas sign here all you do here is take a picture but
it's at the south side of the strip and it is a historical monument and now on to the strip which is probably the most popular thing to do in all of Las Vegas is Walk The Strip by the way guys we do put time stamps Below in the description below so you can bounce around from attraction to
attraction for me the strip starts at Mandalay Bay and then goes all the way down to the stratosphere although I would really stop around Treasure Island or the new Hotel Hilton Resort Sports World that's really where it is so you're gonna get the win you're going to get the Bellagio if you wanted
to know my favorite area in that whole area of the strip I would say aim for right in the center and the center would be around Caesar palace Bellagio the Venetian or Paris Paris this hotel right here known as Palazzo is actually an extension of the Venetian so if you're looking for a place that's
ritzy and high-end in a great location considered the Palazzo now what we're going to do is we're going to show you what my favorite thing to do in Las Vegas eat they have so many different restaurants in Las Vegas everything from Gordon Ramsay to Guy Fieri all of the major chefs that
are popular celebrities have restaurants here also Wolfgang pup but you're gonna get some of the top of the line food quality wagyu Sushi tuna all these different quality of meat and so much variety and Cuisine everything from Asian Fusion on down the line to Mexican food food Italian food
obviously you could see everything that we ate here so many different Cuisines price ranges vary too because a lot of people used to come to Vegas because they would get the 299 steak well nowaday that 299 steak seems to be about 8.99 or 11.99 and you can typically find that on Fremont Street but
you can still get affordable food in Las Vegas typically it's going to be more of that fast food like you would find at Excalibur Pizza Hut stuff like that in the food court basically the cheaper the hotel the lower the price and the food the more expensive the hotel the more expensive
the food places like Circus Circus are going to have cheaper food because it's a cheaper hotel now let's talk about Topgolf for those of you like a little physical activity at night before you go out really tie one off you can tee off at Topgolf and smack some golf balls and let out some
frustration maybe some losses that end up turning into some games we'll see right that's what Vegas is known for now we're gonna actually head over to another place to do some shopping because shopping on the strip shopping in Las Vegas is popular the shops at the Crystal now be advised that shopping
here is going to be expensive because they're going to have all the top tier designer Brands but just walking around here you're going to get this feeling of luxury and Ambiance that you won't find in many other places around the country so if you just want to walk around and
do some sightseeing exploring that's also okay you know but if you want to get something really expensive this is where you're going to want to go the shops at Crystal and the cool thing about the shops at Crystal it is connected to one of the best resorts in all of Vegas the Aria if you ask
people what are the best resorts in Vegas they're typically going to say the Aria the Bellagio and the win so here we are looking around the Aria a beautiful hotel casino hotel resorts like the Aria and Bellagio they do take on themes depending on the time of the year we were here in February
which is time for the Chinese New Year so that's why you're noticing a lot of Chinese New Year kind of ornamentation around the Aria and other hotel resorts now what we're going to do is head away from the Aria over to an area known as the length this is where they have the High Roller they also
have some museums here they have Margaritaville many different restaurants you walk around here a really nice area this is right in between the heras and the Flamingo Hotel right there on the Las Vegas Strip I would say the best time to come to the link is going to be in the evening time and
you will also see some zip liners going across but the big ticket here is going to be this High Roller Ferris wheel you go way up there and it does cost 23.50 right next to the link and the High Roller is going to be the selfie museum for those of you who want to get in there and take
some fun selfies this is a cool Museum to also check out it is 25 per person and what would be a time in Las Vegas without trying some of the dry drinks you have cocktails you have beer but the interesting thing about Las Vegas is you can walk with an open container along the strip
drinks in Vegas can add up so a lot of people just buy something from the convenience store and they drink it in their room and tie one off before they actually go out but they do have these cocktail waitresses they come around and provide free drinks if you're gaming the thing is the long
wait to get that drink might end up costing you a lot next up let's talk about the Mob Museum this was one of the coolest museums I've ever been to and it's right here in Las Vegas the history about the mafia and how the intelligence agencies of the United States brought down the organized crime of
the mid 1900s really is impressive you learned so much about Las Vegas the mafia in general across the country now depending on your age and your status the prices do vary anywhere between 16 to 25 dollars if you're a veteran you get a benefit also going online you can get cheaper tickets but
like I said this museum is definitely one of those things you want to add to your list while in Las Vegas down the road they also have the neon Museum and it's right next to Fremont Street in downtown also guys as a reminder if you check the links below there are links to other videos including
California next up let's talk about some gaming so here you're going to have slots you're going to have roulette you're going to have craps my favorite table is going to be either roulette or maybe Blackjack I also like doing some of the slot action although that tends to be risky with
your money and speaking of awesome gaming head over to the win which I already mentioned as one of the best hotels in all of Las Vegas not just because of the gaming but because when you're in here it is truly a palace indoor and outside really amazing if you can get a room here for 250
to 300 a night it's probably a steal especially if you're with your loved one this is a romantic kind of Hotel you're gonna feel like you're you know royalty when you're staying at the win this here is a look at the wind indoor garden they also have a lake here if you go outside you'll see different
types of pools they have also an indoor pool which is good in the winter time because Las Vegas gets cold in the winter but it also gets extremely hot in the summer part of the win is going to be the Encore it is a little bit more tame there's not the indoor Lake and the Garden area but it's still
another place to check out it's like a palace but it's more of the leisurely kind of experience at the Wynn property that's two different Towers one says win and one says Encore same property but different actual Concepts and since we've already talked about the Aria and we've talked about the
wind let's talk about the third best property in Las Vegas on this trip the Bellagio and in here you have the Bellagio Botanical Garden there are several different things you can do in Bellagio but the Botanical Garden is impressive it's worth going in there especially if you want to take some
really cool pictures again with the Chinese New Year theme also I want to tell you we are going to be making several videos from Las Vegas a travel guide and a things to know also you'll notice there is a lot of free activities in here but if you guys want we can make a video dedicated to
the free things you can do in Las Vegas just drop a comment below if you want that but do check the links Below in the description in the comments for those links to the other Las Vegas next up we're going to show you the world's largest chocolate fountain which is really impressive
and that is right here in the Bellagio so if you like chocolate you're definitely going to want to check out the Bellagio past area that is where they have the world's largest chocolate fountain you can see there's a Guinness Book of World Records certification right there on the wall
created by Jean Phillip Mowry it is actually a 26 foot three inch tall circulating Fountain of chocolate now we're actually going to go outside the Bellagio and we're going to show you the Bellagio fountain now this is a show that starts in the late evening around about five and
stops around seven or eight depending on when you're there you'll have to verify those hours it is free to watch it's right there next to the strip a lot of people like to dine right there on the water here at the lake and then watch the fountain show while they're eating but do be sure
to book a reservation before trying to get one of those restaurant seats they are popular next up we're over to area 15. now Area 15 is a complex of different attractions inside of this multi-acre Arena kind of thing you have meow wolf you have the illumination outside you have also very many
exhibits you could spend a whole day in here going through each exhibit try to book a ticket that comes with multiple attractions in one if you can the prices can go over a hundred dollars per person so if you do end up taking the whole family try to block out a good six hours to a full day
because that's how much activities are here you can also get tickets for a lot cheaper than that it just depends on how many activities you want to do while you're there and from area 15 if you want to get off the strip for a bit head over to downtown this area is called Fremont Street
it's a little bit different vibe than the strip because it's covered and it is interesting they got the Golden Nugget they have a few other hotels that are popular here they've got a new one called Circa so definitely check out Fremont Street but you can see there's lots of street performers
they got some zip lining that goes on here and a big light show on the roof again another free activity that you can do in Las Vegas but right here you're going to have the bars you can stay at the patio bar or any one of these Resort bars right there on the Fremont strip so it's a cool
thing to do I would say it's worth checking out at least for a few hours while you're in town it's a different vibe than the Strip This is Downtown Las Vegas totally different than the strip two different cities actually because the strip is actually in Paradise this is Las Vegas the strip
has more of that modern New World feel whereas the Fremont experience has that old world vintage kind of Elvis Presley Vibe going on you'll see the older cars and lots of kicking back out here also you're gonna have the Circa which I talked about previously this is like the premier hotel casino
right there in that area if you're looking to stay right here what the Circa has that I really enjoy for the casino is the sports book probably one of the best in Vegas and here is a great look at that sports book lots of TVs and it's really spacious and big so do check that out if you're into sports
betting now we're going to talk about something you can do with your friends as a group get a limo so if you've hit it big and you want to cruise up and down the strip in style get a limo or one of these tricycle cars or one of these sports cars and cruise up the strip on your own next up let's
talk about shows they have the blue man show they have Cirque du Soleil they have thunder under down under for the ladies they have comedy shows very many shows up and down here you're going to check the Luxor you're going to check Excalibur you're gonna check the Bellagio area Mirage they all
have different types of shows MGM also and shows typically range anywhere between fifty dollars on up to 150 to 200 per person depending on the show you're gonna go to now let's talk about another complex resort area the New York New York now New York New York is interesting because it has the
big roller coaster it's also a resort casino with varying different rooms depending on which Tower you're staying in also they do have shows here and it's connected to the T-Mobile Arena which is where the golden knights play hockey for me I'm always impressed with the roller coaster you
can see right here that roller coaster just kind of wraps around New York New York also in the New York New York they have the Hershey's Chocolate World again another place for chocolate lovers now you get every single type of Reese's flavor you could possibly imagine here I would would say
do some taste testing and see which one you like the best I guess next up we're heading to an older Casino called the Luxor obviously it's the pyramid with the big light at the top now the Luxor is getting dated but it's still a very popular place to go and they do have the Titanic art and shows
like fantasy and Carrot Top live also if you go to the top they have this exhibit called the bodies which to me is a bit creepy for me I don't personally go in there but the other one that people do go to again is the Titanic which is an old artifact Museum from the Titanic so if you
want to learn about the Titanic while you're in Las Vegas believe it or not that's where you're gonna go the Luxor and you can see the Egyptian fusion with the Titanic Museum kind of how the rooms slope up now we're going to talk about The Golden Nugget and when you go to the Golden Nugget
you have to go to this place called the tank and it's like this indoor aquarium where they have these huge sharks and a slide goes right through it the only way you can access it though is you have to be staying at the Golden Nugget that is right there on Fremont but I mean check out the
size of these sharks and the fish that are in that tank while you're going through that slide really cool now let's talk about the flamingo now the reason the flamingo is so interesting is because it's basically the original hotel casino on the Strip that Bugsy Siegel founded way back in the
day so it's kind of a historical relic of sorts you can stay here for a cheap price too it's right next to the link like I said it's in a great location and it's a total Classic this is also one of those areas you're going to get more bang for your buck staying at the Flamingo now let's
talk about a mall and this mall that I'm going to show you next is actually called Fashion Show Mall it is a state-of-the-art mall indoors they have lots of restaurants here it's right across the street from the wind right on the Strip so if you guys go inside here you'll see it's got lots
of quality shopping and restaurants and cafes so if you don't want to pay that extreme price for a hotel breakfast or lunch or dinner then you just go across the street to the uh Mall here and you're gonna get a better price right next door is going to be the fantasy lab they say this is
time to dream it's another one of those areas to get your mind expanding for you or the kids basically where Technologies blur the lines between science and fiction the tickets here do range depending on where you get them and now what do you guys say we head over to an Old Las
Vegas classic right here smack dab in the middle of the strip this here is the Caesar's Palace you can get great priced rooms here and like I said it's right there in the middle it's a classic it has themed Italian Roman kind of Florence style architecture in the inside the fountain like
Trevi Fountain where you can do some shopping and walking around so definitely Caesar's Palace is a cool place to check out while it's next door to the Bellagio and you can see they've got the Atlanta show and they also have this aquarium in the inside so a cool place now if you're looking
for a little bit more excitement and an adrenaline rush head right down the road to the Adventure Dome so Circus Circus is where this is located it's not considered one of the best hotel casinos resorts in Las Vegas anymore it's an old classic but the Adventure Dome is a place where they got
rides and you can definitely get some exhilaration on these rides they have a few really cool roller coasters so bring the kids here if you're looking for a daytime activity just burn off some energy and as you can see it's all indoors so that's good for the summer or even the cold winter
that they get here in Las Vegas because it was cold during February when we were here uh as far as the pricing goes you do pay per ride you can get an all-day pass but just walking around is is free but I mean look at this roller coaster and the rest of the rides around here really a
cool place honestly now we're gonna go down to the end of this trip to Mandalay Bay this is where they have an aquarium and they also have an outdoor beach the place we're gonna check out right now is called The Mandalay Bay shark reef aquarium and tickets right here cost around
20 to 29 depending on where you get the tickets again it's one of those situations where if you get it at the door at the gate or if you go online the prices and tickets are going to vary but it's cool here they say you can actually swim with the sharks I didn't do that you're going to see
everything from sharks Rays horseshoe crabs so a variety of different Marine aquatic animals here all right and just down the road is the MGM Grand they've talked about doing some alternative things with this piece of property here but as it stands right now the MGM Grand is still here and they
call it the king of sports books they also have the David Copperfield show here totally a Las Vegas classic now we're gonna actually head over to The Cosmopolitan this here is also up there with the Aria and the Bellagio and the win as one of the best hotel casinos as you can see
it's like a palace inside of here but more of a Crystal Palace hanging out at the bar right in the middle of the Cosmopolitan at the casino is also fun but gaming here they have some of the best experience Vibes you'll feel when you're gaming at the Cosmopolitan in my opinion now we're gonna
actually head over to the Excalibur this old castle kind of complex is another one of those casinos that they're not sure what they want to do with it but it's still a cool place to check out it's a lot more affordable than the other places on this trip so if you're looking for
an old affordable accommodation the Excalibur still got you now we're gonna head over to the Miracle Mile this is here at the Planet Hollywood Miracle Mile is more of that shopping experience you can walk around for literally what feels like a mile there's lots of shops they have the indoor
bars also it's an old classic it's getting old it was built about 20 years ago it used to be really popular but it's still up there with things to do now something else to mention is that the Miracle Mile is inside the Paris facility the Planet Hollywood area so you're going to get that
Eiffel Tower you're going to get to go to the top of the restaurant if you want it's actually in the middle of the Eiffel Tower I should say they also have that big ball that says Paris I also really enjoy the Paris there's some Hotel Casino Resorts that I don't really like but Paris is one of those
that I definitely do like and another thing to do when you come to Las Vegas is get married you can see they have these churches up and down the strip this one here right next to the wind but Las Vegas Nevada is really known for quick efficient marriage license now if you're looking for some
outdoor activities one thing you can do that's just down the road is the Hoover Dam this is a state-of-the-art dam with a hydroelectric power plant that you can tour it's really a classic architectural Marvel from many years ago but it's still relevant today also another thing is you can
go to the Grand Canyon but most people typically choose to get a helicopter ride that flies over the Grand Canyon prices do vary for both of those the helicopter ride is going to be upwards of 150 or more at least depending on the tour then there's also the Valley of Fire which is a very
incredible place to go if you like hiking it's like an outdoor kind of environment that's like a Mars that shows off the desert and the out of this world environment that Las Vegas really exists in right next to Death Valley by the way and there is so much more to do in Las Vegas we really just
highlighted 50 here but the list could go all the way up to 100 and if you want more videos from us talking about Las Vegas let us know in the comments also watch some more of our other videos we're going to put links to Las Vegas here and right here if you want hotels we'll see you guys
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