Hi, I just returned from a stay at the Flamingo, where I was very surprised to learn that 24-hour room service had been cut by 17 hours. The hotel now only provides room service from 6 a.m.-1 p.m. Any information on the logic or reasons for that change?

Seeing as how MGM is continuing to expand with multi billion-dollar projects, and how they recently sold Railroad Pass. I'm now wondering: What's the smallest MGM property?

When did the Circus Circus tram stop running? I remember it from my first few trips to Vegas, but recently haven't seen any mention of it on the property.

Do you have a list of all the 24-hour buffet passes available in Las Vegas, their price, and the restaurants included with each? Thanks!

I just got back from Vegas and I see that the Harmon is finally down. What plans are there, if any, for this space?

Did the huge place at the Palms (the one owned by the former owner, with the helicopter pad) ever sell?

With MTV's "The Real World" set to begin shooting in downtown Vegas this month, I was curious about the casinos and/or the gaming board's policy about filming inside of a casino, since everyone that walks into a casino is being video taped anyway.

Back a few years ago there was a question about the most expensive hotel room in Las Vegas, which was at that time the Playboy Suite at the Palms. We were wondering which hotel now has the most expensive hotel room available to the public to book?

I was at The Palms tonight (9/28) and there was a ton of event-related items taking space in the east garage. One of the bartenders said that "someone is renting our the entire casino on Wednesday." Questions: Who is doing this and at what kind of cost?

When I log into my (MGM) M life account, it says that the Borgata in Atlantic City is a partner of M life. In what capacity are they partners?