We're coming out to Las Vegas this Christmas and bringing the kids. Is there anything that really stands out in Vegas this time of year that is a "must-see?" And what other Christmas-related events and displays will be available? Are there any additional activities not listed on the LVA site that would make a visit enjoyable for the whole family?

I was wondering if the topic of fitness has come up before? Specifically, hotels or other places in Las Vegas that offer classes (such as spinning) to out-of-town guests. I know Green Valley Ranch does, but do you know if anywhere else does? I'm trying to find activities for my wife next trip out -- she likes to sit by the pool, but December doesn't work so well for that.

Are there any casinos that offer 25¢ roulette? My husband and I used to play 25¢ roulette at the former Binion's Horseshoe and on the Strip at Casino Royale, but they don't seem to offer it any longer. Also, how can I find the low-limit ($2 or $3) crap tables without traveling from casino to casino in search of them?

Could you please tell me, how is "Mon Ami Gabi" pronounced?

If you're only in Vegas for a short time with your partner (less than a week), and you're not a regular visitor, what's the best way to maximize value from a slot club for that trip? Should you sign up for a joint account and hope to rack up enough play between you for some cashback or comps on that one trip? Or is it better to play on individual cards?

My apologies if this has been asked before, but I'm looking for the best pizza in Las Vegas (either on or off the Strip). I've heard Metro Pizza is good, but then some Las Vegas natives told me it was no good. So I'm back to square one. What, in your opinion, is the best pizza in town?

Why has Reno fallen so far behind Las Vegas in overall development the last 25 years or so? New casino development, and everything else that goes with it, seems to have stagnated in the Reno area.

What's this I hear about Vegas passing a no-smoking law and what's it going to do to the casinos?

Terrible’s seems like a strange name for a casino, in fact for any business. What genius came up with the name Terrible's for the casino?

One of the TV shows on Las Vegas reviewed pawn shops as part of the "Vegas experience." In your opinion, which pawn shop would provide the best "experience," both from a tourist perspective as well as offering a fair price for an item you might pawn?