The Stratosphere is not on the Strip? Ever since I started going to Las Vegas all the pictorial maps of the Strip started with the Stratosphere at the North. I always stay at there and thought it was the best deal "on the Strip," but in a recent QoD you said the Strip ends at Sahara Ave? Please clarify. (I know the LVA is always very thorough and detailed.)

History of the Fremont Street Experience, Part II: Fremont East, Neonopolis, and the evolution of the Viva Vision canopy.

I was curious how and why the Fremont Street Experience developed into what it is today?

Since the Liberace Museum closed, where do they keep and protect the cars and pianos and other items?

After looking at some old vacation videos, I was wondering what the reasons were for the closing and subsequent demolition of both Wet 'N Wild and also the Scandia Fun Center.

During the early '90s, I vaguely remember the Mount Charleston Hotel being shut down (seized by the Feds?) Am I imagining this or did it happen?

With the old Sky Vue property up for sale, I was wondering whatever happened to the roller coaster Speed: The Ride? Is it still on the property, in pieces? Is it included in the property sale? And is there any possibility of someone resurrecting that ride?

Any update on the Riviera's demolition?

I read Monday's QoD and now I'm confused: I thought Bob Stupak once owned the Thunderbird, but there's no mention of him in that answer... Did I remember incorrectly?

Here is a question that is even before LVA's time! Tell us about the old Thunderbird hotel and casino, as far as original owners, what was the name of the variety show that played there, were there any concerns regarding the extremely low ceilings and what became of the property.