Following the 5/6/13 QoD about hotel Internet access and resort fees, here’s the promised status update from MGM Resorts International.

What can you tell me about Bellagio's High Tea at the Petrossian lounge? We'll be there April 3rd, and might like to try it. Thanks!

I know a lot of the casino hotel coffee shops have closed but my question is, are there any dinner specials offered in any of the hotel restaurants like there used to be? I am talking about the off-the-menu items you used to have to know about in the coffee shops that were not usually posted and that you were not always told about unless you asked?

Concerning a previous answer about resort fees, I understand that any business' goal is to make money on everything they do or sell, but how can they possibly justify $20/day for high-speed Internet access? This costs me, at home, less than $1/day! How do the resorts get charged? One fee for the entire property? Per room? Per usage? And charging for phone usage in this day of almost (surgically attached) universal cell phone ownership … does ANYONE actually use in-room phones for anything besides intra-hotel usage?

The Dunes, Sands, New Frontier, Sahara, the Desert Inn are all iconic Vegas casino names that regrettably are no longer with us, but which still retain a strong nostalgic pull for many Vegas visitors. With new resorts in the pipeline with eyebrow-raising names like Resort World, I wondered if you could update us on who owns the intellectual property rights to the names of those (and other) old classic Vegas casinos and the likelihood that someone might resurrect one of them in the near/distant future? Thanks!

I saw that The D has a mechanical horse racing game. Do you know if they have any thing planned for the Kentucky Derby with this game? Only the Tropicana. It's near the race and sports book.

The recent fire at Key Largo reminded my of my own question: The property had an unrestricted gaming license. Do you know why they never did the "Trailer Station" deal to preserve that license? Seems like the property would be worth a whole lot more. I do believe that they also have a building height restriction for redevelopment?

I live in the Dallas area an hour away from the tribal Winstar Casino, which lays claim to being the "second-largest casino in the "world." What is the largest? Is it in Las Vegas or Macau?

PART II follow-up to the QoD that originally ran 4/22/13, and which asked: "Wasn't there an Asian-themed hotel/casino planned, perhaps just off the Strip on Sahara? Is this project still in the pipeline?"

How much does each deck of cards cost the casino?