| Fremont Street Experience |
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| Pedestrian bridges across Las Vegas Blvd. |
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| TITO |
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| ABC, CVS and Walgreens (to avoid minibar charges) |
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| South Point |
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| Wifi (free in hotels, restaurants, etc.) |
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| Andrew Hunt/LVA YouTube |
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| More permissive photos and video in casinos |
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| Mob Museum |
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| Ticket-redemption machines |
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| Smoke-free casino (Park MGM) |
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| Players clubs |
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| Older properties (Strip & Downtown) reinventing themselves |
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| Uber/Lyft |
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| LVA improvements |
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| Sphere |
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| Circa |
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| Taxicab fixed-fare zones from airport |
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| Neon Museum |
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| Pinball Hall of Fame |
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| Vegas Golden Knights |
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| Allegiant Stadium |
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| Linq Promenade |
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| Monorail |
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| Arts District |
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| High Roller observation wheel |
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| Slot machines (more entertaining) |
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| Larger hotel rooms |
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| Matching tier status |
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| Strip sidewalks (cleaner, more hospitable) |
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| Restaurants (quantity, variety, high-end, food halls) |
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| Better fire, safety, and disability access standards in buildings |
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| Las Vegas Raiders |
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| Pat Tillman Mike O'Callaghan Memorial Bridge |
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| Vital Vegas |
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| Jonathan Jossel (Plaza) |
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| Vegas Vickie moving inside Circa |
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| Vegas-specific podcasts |
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| Area15 |
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| North Strip (new developments) |
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| Public transit (slightly improved) |
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| Downtown Rocks |
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| Vegas-specific influencers |
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| Las Vegas Aces |
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| Spiegelworld shows |
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| Shelby Center |
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| Peter Luger Steakhouse |
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| Smoother pavement (along the F1 circuit) |
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| Tech attractions (digital museums) |
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| Zombie Burlesque |
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| Dayclubs |
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| DJ residencies |
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Analysis
We predicted that the pedestrian bridges over the Strip would place in the top two or three; no other development has affected crowd control along the Boulevard more than those. But Fremont Street Experience? We love it too, but we'd never have guessed it would garner the most votes in this poll.
Beyond those, sure, TITO beats coins any day, the drug/convenience stores along the Strip are great for stocking up on sundries, and South Point is, perhaps, the best casino in Las Vegas for value and quality (maybe we'll do a poll on the best-value casinos). Still, we would've place ticket-redemption machines closer to TITO, players clubs a lot higher than #12, and slot machines in the top ten. So it just goes to show that our picks don't always anticipate yours.
We're gratified that Andrew and our YouTube efforts (#7!) and LVA improvements (#12) are appreciated.
At the bottom of the list, DJ residencies and dayclubs are emphatically not our demographic, though the tech attractions being so low is a surprise and Area15 receiving 44 votes is too. The Golden Knights are slightly more popular than the Raiders, the Monorail and High Roller wheel are neck and neck, and you guys care a bit less about restaurants than we do. These polls are always instructive and entertaining here at Consumer Central.
And thank you for voting. It's great to break 5,000!