What's your favorite non-gambling activity in and around Las Vegas?
Thanks to everyone for all the suggestions. We envision this as a survey of general activities (just hiking, for example). We plan on running future polls with specific activities (hiking at Red Rock, Mt. Charleston, Lake Mead, etc.) for the categories receive the most votes.
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| Eating at buffets |
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| Shows |
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| People-watching |
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| Museums and galleries |
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| Shopping |
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| Drinking |
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| Day trips |
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| Hanging out at the pool |
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| Relaxing |
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| Sightseeing |
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| Driving around the city |
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| Live music |
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| Hiking |
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| Shooting |
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| Sex |
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| Tours |
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| Visiting family and friends |
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| Sporting events |
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| Thrill rides |
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| Spa services |
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| Strip clubs |
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| Bowling |
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| Working out |
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| Clubbing |
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| Driving race cars |
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No big surprises from the top three: eating, eating at buffets, and seeing shows are certainly the top non-gambling activities other than sleeping -- though that wasn't included, since it's assumed that Vegas visitors will have to sleep at some point.
The fourth top vote-getter, though, was a bit unexpected, though it probably shouldn't have been. People-watching is a great activity in or out of casinos and Las Vegas is one of the great destinations in the world for it, especially along Fremont Street. Best of all, it's totally free.
Likewise, museums and galleries placing in the top five is a shocker; we never would have predicted that. Either a lot more people are going to the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, Nevada State Museum, Clark County Museum, and Springs Preserve than we think or there's a certain amount of ... irony ... in that ranking. Actually, we're being a little flippant. We know that plenty of visitors take in the Mob Museum, Neon Museum, Nevada Atomic Testing Museum, Erotic Heritage Museum, Madame Tussaud's, Cannabition, etc.
Beyond those, the selections pretty much fall in a predictable line, though sex and visiting family and friends placed lower than we might've predicted and shooting and driving around the city higher.
Our demographic isn't much for clubbing, obviously, or driving race cars, while it's a toss-up between bowling and strip clubs. ("What would you rather do tonight, honey? Go bowling or get lap dances?")
As we mentioned, this was a general survey on activities. Now that we know your preferences, we can get more specific in future polls.
Thanks to everyone for casting well over 5,000 votes and all the comments, some of them highly amusing.
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Dave
Dec-19-2018
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Dave in Seattle.
Dec-19-2018
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rhbalto
Dec-19-2018
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Diane Crosby
Dec-19-2018
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Deke Castleman
Dec-19-2018
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Randy
Dec-19-2018
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JP
Dec-19-2018
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Jack Cox
Dec-19-2018
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Thomas Simmons
Dec-19-2018
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Bob Orme
Dec-19-2018
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Annie
Dec-20-2018
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Phil Luecke
Dec-21-2018
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King of the Bovines
Dec-22-2018
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Dave in Seattle.
Jan-05-2019
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Jim Gawura
Jan-05-2019
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