Whenever my wife and I visit Las Vegas, we always make sure to eat at the evening buffet at the Green Valley Ranch to indulge in the fabulous hot crab legs. The 2-for-1 POV coupon made it the bargain of the trip. We read where crab legs are no longer included in their nightly buffet. Where do you suggest we go to get our hot crab leg fix?

Does Las Vegas still have an attraction that is like a flying experience using a wind machine to keep someone up in the air? I have seen this on TV, but now that I want to do it, I can't find it.

I am planning a trip to Las Vegas in July 2008 and would like to be sure I have a LVA coupon book. If I join now, which coupon book would I get -- the 2007 or 2008, or both?

I have another Palms question for you, namely, is there a dress code to enter the Playboy Club and can I use my $50/50% off POV coupon to pay the cover charge?

I have a $100 matchplay coupon. I can use it for any even-money bet at blackjack, craps, roulette, or baccarat. Which game would give me the best chance of winning?

We're coming to Las Vegas for New Year's Eve for a few days and are interested in your coupon offer. How long are the coupons good for?

We're moving from the East Coast to Las Vegas. Any suggestions on how to adapt to life in Sin City?

I was playing at Terrible's last week and had a matchplay coupon out when I was dealt a blackjack. The pit boss instructed the dealer to pay me 3 for 2 on the chips I had bet, but only even money on the coupon. Was this the correct pay out? If so, is that the standard pay out when using a matchplay and being dealt a BJ in most Las Vegas casinos?

It says in the coupon book that all coupons can only be redeemed if they are still attached in the book. Are there any exceptions to this rule? It would seem rather awkward to hand the waiter this book, especially at a nice restaurant. The cynic in me suspects this is done to discourage some people from ever redeeming their coupons.

If someone becomes a Las Vegas Advisor member, how does a single person visiting Las Vegas get around the 2-for-1 coupons, which are geared for couples? The past few years I have come to Las Vegas alone a couple times a year, and I like to get a bargain in meals and other things. I would like to join, but the 2-for-1 is holding me back.