Looking for tips for Vegas (AMPs, Escorts, Stripclubs, etc.)

Also, forgot another question I wanted to ask. Would you prefer to stay on the strip or downtown? I've only walked around downtown Vegas once, but never stayed there.

when I was newly separated from my ex, I would go to Vegas because I didn't know better. I had fun but it was damned expensive. so I don't recommend Las Vegas.

IF I were to go again to vegas I would go to chica's bonitas in North Vegas. some say it's pretty good.

I found the Strip Clubs in Vegas to be very disappointing. Expensive and not a lot of bang for your buck. But I’m from Michigan and used to Detroit’s airport area clubs so I’m pretty spoiled. My suggestion would be to get a one month membership at the erotic review and use their advanced search to find an escort. You can specify exactly what you’re looking for.

As far as places to stay it depends on your budget. Downtown can be a lot of fun. It’s cheaper than the strip but the hotel/casinos in general are not as nice. Circa is by far the nicest and also the most expensive, but still cheaper than the high end strip places. My favorite strip hotels are Encore and Crockfords, but you’re gonna spend a few bucks to stay there. (Probably quite a few) If you PM me and let me know what your budget is I can give you more specific information.

99.9% of girls you find on the internet are being sent from agencies

Their pictures weren’t heavily edited…. They were completely fake. It’s never the girl in the picture and it’s never the price quoted. Your not even actually talking to the girl that shows up to your door.

Best bet to find independent women are either on a review forum or such. Also don’t “try to save money” and opt for the 200-350$ girl for the hour it’s a scam it WILL BE A UPSELL.

Rather go for the 600-800 (maybe even 1k) girl that’s pretty much the going rate for a HOUR in vegas and 9 times outta 10 it’s going to be a independent girl

Agencies just post low price points to get the guys to book, then it’s the girls job to upsell the shit outta them. And most guys go for it because their just horny and it’s in front of them.

@Cruz_LV I guess our experience was within that 1%, because they were the girls in the picture, they just photoshopped their bodies to look nicer. Not saying saying their bodies weren't still nice in person or anything, it was still good, but their tummies definitely wasn't as skin tight as the pictures made it seem.

@wildRover We decided to go with a penthouse suite at the Horseshoe (used to be Bally's) on the strip. We've all been there a few times already. It was actually cheaper than a lot of places Downtown too. The Circa looks really nice though, hope to stay there one day for the pool.

Some dancers at Chicas will discuss OTC with you if you get "a lot" of dances (each with her own definition of "a lot"). For various reasons, I never closed any such deal. Also, would be much more difficult if you speak zero Spanish. There is zero privacy in VIP, so it has to stay in your pants.

FWIW my advice would be to forget about the idea of using escort agencies. Your experiences so far speak for themselves, I’m only surprised that you didn’t include an account of being robbed.

In my relatively limited experience based on five consecutive annual visits I would never entertain the idea of using escorts ever again no matter what the source, and that includes Indies found on TER.

I always find a great stripper that will do OTC, maybe that’s due to luck or a combination of that and girls felling a little bit more comfortable from a LE point of view doing it with an English guy.

Another source I have success with is casino girls, with a little effort you can find a great girl at a much more reasonable price than those you have been quoted. You just have to be careful to follow good practice to protect yourself and your wallet.

@ilbbaicnl Is chica's full nude? I think when I went to Little Darlings way back then, it was the only full nude SC in Vegas.

@londonguy Yeah, safety is always a concern. That time we got them, we weren't too concerned because it was 4 of us & only 2 of them. It was a big group trip too with like 12 people total, so others from our group had other rooms in the same hotel & we just put our belongings in their rooms during that time.

With casino girls, do you mean just girls that work at the casino, like bartenders, dealers, waitresses, etc?

@FMKB24 - the Horseshoe is a good location, walking distance to lots of casinos. Average on the casino and rooms itself, they are remodeling some of the rooms there. I have not stayed there for a while.

Strip clubs in Vegas are expensive and not much mileage at all, daytime visits there might be some mileage but less to pick from too. If you're going just for the seen, have a few drinks, maybe get a few lap dances, great, just don't expect too much.

If you're looking for escorts, look on Preferred 411, become a member, it's very trustworthy and the ladies usually have up to date pictures, some are verified too. You can also check out theeroticreview.com too, reviews on escorts like this site is for strip clubs.

I agree with everyone else who likes Chicas Bonitas. Good place to get high mileage LDs. Should be no problem to find girls for OTC if you want.

I think Peppermint Hippo is also pretty good. It's overpriced and the girls are very pushy, but it's not quite as extreme as the other big clubs like Sapphire or Spearmint Rhino, and that makes it good enough for me. It's also much closer to the strip than Chicas.

You should check Rubmaps and USASexGuide for intel about AMPs. Most of them are clustered west of the strip around Spring Mountain Rd and Flamingo Rd. You'll have to Uber or rent a car. As for the age and looks of the girls, it's completely the luck of the draw.

By casino girls he's referring to the hookers that work the bars and slots in the casinos; there's plenty of them, if you're sitting by yourself at the better casino bars, you'll get approached and believe it or not, most of the working girls pay off the casino security so if you find one to your liking be sure to be cautious but most are safe, Keep your valuables locked up and be careful about drinking but it's pretty common to pick up casino girls, and bring them back to your room.

@twentyfive Oh didn't know there was such a thing. Thanks for the explanation!

@ twentyfive, I couldn’t have put it Bef. Thanks

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@FMKB24 - thanks for starting this thread! I'll be in Vegas next week and won't make the same costly SC mistakes from last year.

Out of curiosity - is there anything to the smaller clubs (Babes, Play it Again Sam's, etc.)?

Vegas strip clubs are truly not good, Chicas Bonitas is good, but it's a dive and if you don't know Spanish, not as much fun. Little Darlings used to be good value, but it's all GPS now, the same with Palomino.

The factory clubs might have offered low value, but definitely something extra, but the girls aren't as hot and I'm not entirely sure about the extras part. As my friend put it, going to Sapphires, is like going to the Admiral on steroids with almost as little mileage (rumor has it $500 starting point for anything at Sapphire).

Escorts Agencies I hear are terrible in Vegas. Pictures are complete lies and you still have to negotiate with the girl (on the worst occasions).

Casino girls are better than indys because you can see Casino Girls live in person

@chiefwiggum Thanks for your input! I'm debating between Chicas Bonitas or Little Darlings.

I've been reading the reviews on Chicas. The only reasons I'm not too sure on it is because, Idk any Spanish, the place seems rundown, & the area doesn't look that great. I guess it doesn't really matter though, seems like the type of place just to go in, get your business done, then leave. And it's pretty cheap.

Maybe we'll go to Chicas during the afternoon, & if we're not satisfied, then we'll go to Little Darlings. I just remember girls from Little Darlings being pretty hot, but it was pricey as well, probably why I opted not to get a LD when I was there 7 years ago.

Also, I'm glad I found out about Casino girls on this thread, because I'll definitely keep an eye out for that.

Chicas shift change is 7pm. So if you put in your time during the day shift, you may find yourself something around 7 to meet up. And there are dancers who are native English speakers in there....but they never seem to be the top tier!

It is a dump though, relative to the rest of the clubs in Vegas. 25$ single, or 5/100$

If you're drinking, the beer pitchers are the best value, followed by the bucket of beer.

Night shift will have 11$ drinks for the girls pushed on you.....it lowers their house fee......hence the hustle.

I've given up on clubs except for the possibility of going to chickas bonitas and checking it out. otherwise I'll go to Vegas for some of the good food at heart attack grill and Fuddruckers.

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Guys, just got back from my Vegas trip. I chose to go to Chicas Bonitas, & did not have that great of an experience, mostly because I came across a poorly attituded dancer. I mean all the reviews warned me saying that the girls there are aggressive & pushy, but I felt she was doing way too much. I posted a full review & explained in details, so we'll see if it gets approved.

Thanks for the recommendations & tips though! I think I would give it a 2nd try someday, maybe go a little earlier before it gets crowded (I got there at 5pm), to give me a better chance at the best looking girls. And next time hopefully I won't run into such a desperate, pushy, rude dancer.

Vegas is falling. It's had downturns before (i.e. after the 2008 crash) but has managed to rebound. But this time feels different. The place has always been expensive, but the issue now is that with inflation being so prevalent, it's having a major effect on the entire tourism/leisure apparatus for a place like Vegas.

On my recent trip, I chatted about this with local Uber/Lyft drivers who've been in the town for decades. They talk about how the price for everything is up, but what you get back for everything is down. Like, this literally is affecting everything from hamburger/steak dinner portions to lap dance quality to hotel room fees.

The question is, will people still keep flocking there and pissing their money away for maybe half of what they were getting pre-2019? Or is it just "baked in" that this is what happens when you go to Vegas? I'd argue the latter, but in the past you'd have a good amount of fun in return for all that $$$. Now, the juice is nowhere near worth the squeeze.

@LapHunt I always felt like it was expensive in general. I've only gone there 4 times though, starting with my first time in 2016. My friends go a lot more, since they love gambling. I on the other hand am not much of a gambler, so I don't really care for Vegas as much as others do. I feel like I've already experienced everything you could experience in Vegas.

I think the prices are still about the same though, if not maybe just a little increase. I remember my first time in Vegas back in 2016, it was before Uber/Lyft became a thing, or at least I don't remember it at that time. Me & a buddy hopped in a Taxi, we were trying to go to Bally's from the MGM & the Taxi driver said $45, so we said screw that & just hopped out. And just this past weekend while I was there, $45 seemed to be every Taxi's asking price while we were waiting for our Uber/Lyft. Also, the Bacchanal Buffet in Caesars when I went back then was $70, I went there again just this past weekend & it was still $70. So I think prices are still about the same, at least for stuff like that. However, I did go to an Asian restaurant off the strip, & noticed prices were doubled from what it would usually be in any other city. It was just that one particular restaurant though, everything else seems the same as elsewhere. I go to a liquor store called Total Wines a lot, & I noticed their prices are the same as where I live.

I've personally have always felt that Vegas was overrated though, which is probably why I've only been there 4 times in 7 years. It's kind of the same thing over & over when you go, there's nothing really new or different to experience.

@FMKB24: Which hotel did you end up staying at? Did you not find that the hotel rate/resort fee was higher than in the past?

Also, having read through your Taxi story, my take is that your 2016 experience was with a clear ripoff cabbie who tried to capitalize on you and your buddy to try and charge you an exorbitant $45 for a ride that would be way less in 2016. I mean, even now that's a $14 ride on Uber (maybe $20-22 with an honest cabbie); anyone asking $45 for that back in 2016 was attempting highway robbery, so I wouldn't take that as the norm for 2016. My point is I wouldn't use that price as a base for comparison vs. now.

@LapHunt I stayed at Horseshoe (formerly known as Bally's). I initially booked their cheapest room for about $75 (including the $45 resort fee) which I thought was cheap. I decided to do a last minute upgrade to a better room for an extra $40 though. Their cheapest rooms are listed on their website for about $20-$30, the price is always fluctuating throughout the days, but it's just a catfish price because they're showing it without the $45 resort fee. I honestly don't remember how much I paid in the past, but I don't think it was expensive either.

The Resort Fees are a good example of how Las Vegas works. Everyone you meet is trying whatever they can to extract as much money from you as possible. Everyone has a hustle. Everyone has an angle. The concept of a fair price for good service doesn’t exist.

Resort fees are all over the world nowadays it’s just another annoying scam to suck money from tourists, I’ve been getting hit with resort fees for years it’s not unique to Vegas, even the local notels are trying their damndest to add parking charges and resort fees, I protest them when I see them on my bill, and sometimes I get them waived. The most egregious ones are the hotels that have early checkouts, and late checkins, those grifters get to double charge those fees on everyone arriving and departing giving them a double charge every time a room turns over.

@FMKB24: "I stayed at Horseshoe (formerly known as Bally's) [...] Their cheapest rooms are listed on their website for about $20-$30, the price is always fluctuating throughout the days..."

Wow. I'll confess to be surprised by this. Even if you tack on the $45 per night resort fee, that's only $65-$75 per night. And you mentioned in an above post this was a weekend visit? Horseshoe is a Caesar's property and this seems like a bargain, doubly so for a weekend booking. I checked their website just now and didn't find anywhere near this low rate even for non-weekends.

@LapHunt Ohh sorry, I only booked that room for Wednesday night. I went a day before my friends. Once my friends got there, we had a booking that we all pitched in for throughout the rest of the week already. It's only cheap on weeknights, for example choose the dates August 14th - 18th, for me it's only showing $25 per night (not including the resort fee). The total for those 5 days is showing $370, which is about $74 per night.