Do the non-gaming hotels charge a resort fee?

How do the cab rates in Las Vegas compare to the other major U.S. cities?

In light of all the construction underway at New York-New York, what will Happen to the 9/11 memorial from the front of the property?

I heard that Hershey's Chocolate World is supposed to open on the Strip this winter. Any more news about this?

Can you give any update on guy Fieri's new restaurant at The Quad?

As promised yesterday, here's much of your feedback from the previous Reader Poll, regarding which vanishing and obsolete casino games you miss the most -- some of which we'll investigate on your behalf, as soon as time permits.

Two readers respond: "Your 10/24/13 QoD answer says, 'Places like ... Panaca ... have at least one bar with some bartop video poker and slot machines, though no bona fide casino.' The Wikipedia entry for Panaca, NV says, 'It is the only municipality in Nevada to be 'dry' (forbidding the sale of alcoholic beverages), and the only community in Nevada besides Boulder City that prohibits gambling.' If Wiki is right, it sounds as if a Panaca bar with video poker would present a couple of conflicts -- what's the real story?" And: "Doesn't Cal-Nev-Ari have a casino, contrary to what today's QoD says? Not a huge one, but 30+ machines and at least one table."

I've recently been hearing about something called a "concession fee" that's been showing up a some Strip restaurants such as Sugar Factory and Senor Frog's. What's the deal?

This is from your 8/29/13 Question of the Day: "Following a string of high-profile incidents over the past couple of years, involving patrons and staff at day/nightlife venues at Planet Hollywood, Palms, and Hard Rock..." I'm curious about these incidents to which you referred. More information, please!

All I keep hearing is how Caesars Entertainment is deep in debt to the tune of $23 billion, and possibly going to file bankruptcy, yet they get money to fund the Linq, the Quad, Gansevoort, the room upgrades in the Jubilee Tower rooms at Bally’s, and now talk of doing the same for the Jubilee Tower suites and the Octavius Tower at Caesars. How’s that possible? Who’s lending them the money, when the company’s finances are in such dire straits?