Can you visit las vegas hotel pools without being a guest?
Apr 25, 2009 in
Las Vegas
Question007 asked:
I’m going to Las Vegas for a week in March and I’m probably staying at one of the less expensive hotels, but I’m wondering if it’s possible to sneak in to check out the pools at some of the big hotels on the strip.
Related Blogs
- Related Blogs on Going To Las Vegas
- Las Vegas Offers Great Deals | Online Casino Gambling Review
- Related Blogs on Hotel Pools
- Most Amazing Pools
- TUN HOTELS » Hawaii Resorts
- » Hong Kong Accommodations - Choosing the Best Hotels for Your …
- Plush Nightclub
- Related Blogs on Hotels
- Hostesses, bars, mobsters, and love hotels | Japan Probe
- Choosing Orlando Hotels | Orlando Florida Travel Blog
- Mumbai hotels reopen after attacks « The Travel Blog by TravelPod
- Related Blogs on Vegas Hotel
- MGM Grand -96-Hour Sale!- Promotion Codes | Las Vegas Hotel …
- Photo Of Rio Hotel In Las Vegas After It Snowed
- Snowman At Welcome To Las Vegas Sign
- Bellagio Hotel in Vegas Lives up to the Las Vegas Hotel Hype …
- Music Videos
Mail this post Like this post? Subscribe to my RSS feed and get loads more!
4 comments
mhcgjl on April 27, 2009 at 4:34 am
“Sneak” is the operative word. Aladin is an easy one to get into. Caesars and Harrah’s watch it pretty closely too.
Good luck!
I know for sure on April 29, 2009 at 11:41 pm
Sure you can visit most of them. But if you want to swim or hang out, that will likely be a problem.
Rey on May 1, 2009 at 6:35 pm
Sorry, you can’t. It is impossible to sneak into the really nice ones like the Whynn, Mandalay bay, Mirage, MgM and the bellagio. You might be able to sneak into the lesser class pools though. i don’t suggest it though.
jack on May 2, 2009 at 12:17 pm
The mega resorts guard their pools, with security, they check room keys. So any of the pools you would consider worth sneaking into, you can’t.
You can visit two of the nices hotel pools in LV, because of Nevada law that requires a hotel to allow persons(over 21) to go anywhere they have gaming. The Hard Rock and Tropicana have swim up blackjack tables in their pools.