Having a spectacular panoramic view of Vegas from the top of the Palms: great. But we figure you won’t complain if someone tosses in a seven-course, choose-your-own-adventure tasting menu where ribeye carpaccio and king crab leg croustillant are involved. Because those things are good. And you’re not the complaining type.
When you get right down to it, you come to Vegas for the gaming. You know, the Battleship, the Clue, the billiards—that gaming. So you’re coming to the reincarnated Gold Spike, which is now doing cocktails and competitive lounging all day, every day. And you’re damn good at that.
Vegas didn’t have a water park. Now there’s this. It’s got the highest-banking slides on earth, weightless aqua half-pipes and a three-person ride that shakes like an earthquake as you descend. Exactly what you want after a night out in Vegas.
In case you were unaware, Vegas gets a bit warm. Warm enough to have you wishing for an off-Strip cup of a Taiwanese ice-cream-type thing with condensed milk and ice. And, hey, here’s someplace that’s got that. Aren’t you lucky...
Picture this: you’re on the terrace at Hyde. A world-renowned spinner of records is in the place. But you don’t have the option of drinking strawberry shandies or gin-based, strawberry-basil lemonades... It just won’t do. So now, for summer, the option exists. You love it when things suddenly become possible.
