While on Fremont, I noticed Las Vegas Club didn’t douse the lights when the Fremont Street Experience show was performing and recalled that the owners in the past had been in arrears for payment to the FSE. Are there still problems between the two?

Is the Major League Soccer stadium planned for Symphony Park in downtown Las Vegas still on track?

With Krave closing a few years ago at Planet Hollywood, and then the relocated Krave closing in downtown, are there any plans for another LGBT club on the Strip?

I'm curious about the process for international performers who come to Las Vegas to work. I assume they have to get visas. For the recently closed show, Sydney After Dark, do those Australians immediately have to return home, or are they allowed to look for a new job in the same field?

So, what do you predict the next big craze going to be in Las Vegas after the EDM/nightclub trend wears off? Gentleman’s clubs inside the casinos?

What’s happening with the huge Brazilian festival that was announced for Vegas awhile back? I seem to recall reading that there was a special venue being built on the Strip somewhere and that MGM Grand was involved, but there have been so many announcements about new concert venues and arenas and festivals that I can't keep up with what's actually happening and what isn't. I don't seem to have heard any updates about this one so did I just imagine the whole thing or was it canceled or ??? Help!

On May 19, 2014 in my email I saw the following in a QoD email from LVA: 'Has there ever been a strip club in Vegas in a casino?' When I clicked on the link, it was a totally different question. When are we going to get the answer?

Since we're on this theme of Las Vegas entertainment, what ever happened to the show Senses? And where is (was) the Giordano Theater?

This question is regarding one of the choices in your 8/13/2014 LVA Reader Poll: "I have fun exploring the more 'underground' entertainment scene, like the alternative productions at Onyx Theater, the burlesque bar scene, the 'extra-curricular' shows that cast members from Cirque, Absinthe etc. put on by themselves -- I see the same talent, but for a fraction of Strip prices, and it’s something experimental and different. It’s more fun and a lot more wallet-friendly than seeing a typical production show.' That sounds like fun! Can you provide some detailed information on the "underground" entertainment scene? We really enjoyed Absinthe on our last trip to Vegas, and would love to explore the "extra-curricular" entertainment options you eluded to. Thanks!

I am fascinated with zip lines. What is the status of the "upper level" of Slotzilla and the two other proposed zips at The Rio and the one at Excalibur?