When I was in Las Vegas recently I noticed what appeared to be construction going on in the lot behind (to the west) of where the trains used to be in between the Plaza and Main Street Station. Any idea what's going on there? Is it related to the pending work on the Las Vegas Club?

I visit Las Vegas several times a year. And I haven't been to the Strip since they started charging to park. Can you tell me the casinos on the Strip that don't charge to park, if any, so I can go back.

Questions. We get lots and lots of questions.

A recent showing of Bar Rescue with host Jon Taffer did a makeover of a place called Champagne  Bar. It was a supposed hangout for the Hole in the Wall gang. Do you have an address for this bar and do you know of any other hangouts used by mob guys? This episode had Frank Cullotta as a patron and some comments on the place. 

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You mentioned in your Question of the Day on Daylight Saving Time that people have strong opinions on both sides and seemed to invite another question about that (as you sometimes do). Well, here it is. What are the pros and cons of DST?

In a recent QoD, you wrote, "...a fright-zone experience based on The Walking Dead will open in a Fremont Street building that also hosts a Walgreens." Please say more!

Do you know how the all-day buffet pass works at Monte Carlo? I do Caesars’ 24-hour pass a lot and I can start at 5 p.m. Wed. and go to 5 p.m. Thursday. Is the Monte Carlo’s similar or is it just for that one day?

Does Circus Circus still do juggling shows, etc through the course of the day on the Midway? It's been years since I've been there, and would like to take my son.

In the recent Philippine tragedy, they said that the perpetrator (an indebted gambler) was trying to steal a huge amount of chips. If he actually succeeded, what could he have done with the stolen casino chips? I assume they would be immediately voided by the casino? And have there been other attempts by gamblers to do harm to a casino they owe or lost a lot of money to?