Do any Las Vegas casinos have helicopter landing pads?

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 read that at the recent gaming convention, one or two companies exhibited updated versions of the beloved Sigma Derby machine. Can you provide any further information about who's doing it, what the new machines look like (photos, please!), and whether any casinos are buying?

Saw the Question of the Day for October 6th concerning gambling in Florida. It is my understanding that like California, Florida does not allow traditional crap tables where the player actually rolls the dice. I believe that some use cards instead of dice, but am not sure. Question: does Florida allow traditional Las Vegas-type craps or instead some sort of machine craps, or no craps at all?

In a recent Thrillist there was an article titled 'The Best Naked Races & Rides in America,' in which they listed the locations of 12 of these types of events. Since Las Vegas is not mentioned in the top 12, I'm wondering if the city was ever a home for these types of activities and, if not, why not?! After all, it is commonly referred to as "Sin City."

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?

Are there legal casinos in Alaska and Florida? We are thinking of retiring, and though extremely different, those are our top two choices.

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.