I read recently that next year they are redoing the pedestrian bridges on the Strip between New York-New York, MGM Grand and the Tropicana because they were over 20 years old which brings me several questions. How did the pedestrian bridge system come to be? How old is it? Why are there bridges at some locations and not others and how is this decided?

Any truth to a local rumor that Caesars Entertainment wants to sell its interest in the Cincinnati Horseshoe location?

What percentage of fares are picked up by cabs at the airport compared to the amount picked up from the Strip/Fremont street? Are Uber cars allowed to pick up at the airport and, if so, how does one call for one?

While driving down Koval Lane today, I noticed construction of something called Topgolf. Any info about what this is?

Why is the year 1922 used on the coins represented in the "welcome" letters on the famous "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign?

Has The Park near New York-New York opened yet? I haven't seen any news about it since 2014.

Gambling on a plane: Part II.

Awhile back you ran a reader poll about unusual places people had gambled, and one of those options was "on a plane." Has there ever actually been an in-flight casino?

I just finished reading your "Question of the Day" for August 22. In your answer, the former CEO of the Las Vegas Club was quoted as saying that the Tamares Group owns 11 acres of property downtown. I was wondering where the 11 acres are located?

I see that Alon has submitted plans for their resort, with Resorts World having a groundbreaking ceremony a few months back and nothing much else since then, which project has the best chance of coming to fruition? I would think with the troubles in Macau, the problems with the SLS, and Caesars issues, one would think now is not the time for a new resort.