We left the Bellagio, and took the short walk to the Cosmopolitan. Nice enough resort, but not really our cup of tea. We did stop there for lunch, at a restaurant called "Heifers", where we had the mandatory high-dollar hamburger. But man! was it ever good! And they are famous for their milkshakes. Jerry had one, and is still smacking his lips.
Needless to say, We each lost $20.00 at the Cosmopolitan slots.
On to Planet Hollywood...
...where we made a $20 donation.
Then PARIS!
No winnings there. But we are going to stay there, next time.
Then Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon:
Again, Losers...
Then the Flamingo:
...where they gave our $20.00 to Donny and Marie.
Then Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville:
...where we wasted away.
The last stop of the day was Treasure Island, where we took in the very lame 'musical', "The Sirens of TI". Jerry enjoyed this show...it was full of scantily-clad young women.
We didn't win anything at this casino, either. But maybe we'll stay here, next time.
So we returned to our hotel, flat broke, and proving once and for all that gambling doesn't pay.
(Side note: There were NO PROBLEMS with the room today! Yaaay!!)
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Tomorrow: More Casinos (Oh, yeah, there are more...)
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