Do any of the Laughlin casinos have resort fees?

While traveling on the I-15 and other highways, I noticed large metal animal figures along the median. Is there somewhere I can purchase one of them and have it shipped to my home? A website would be great Thanks -- they are amazing!

How would the average person go about buying stock in a casino corporation (in my case, Boyd, since I'm loyal to their casinos and hotels)? I'm guessing there are ways to buy without exorbitant broker fees ... Any advice?

Las Vegas casino operators and their current financial state: Part IV.

What's the state, financially, of Las Vegas' major casino companies? Part III

What is the current financial status of all the major casino companies: Part II

You’re always posting whether gambling win was up or down, but what about non-gaming aspects, like total hotel take (including percentage of income from resort fees), etc.? With 130,000 rooms or so, is there a breakdown of total revenue that lists a number like $10 million to $15 million a day in room income, or whatever it may be?

Is there an organization that checks that the casino offerings are legit? I always wonder when they offer a chance to spin and win from five to 1,000,000 points, if there is there even a 1,000,000-points-prize possibility, or if it's actually a pre-determined "scam"?

Driving around town I see a lot of vanity plates (OMGIML8 yesterday prompted this question). Are there any statistics on the percentage of vanity plates here? It seems like there are more here than any place else I've been.

Did I read that there was a class action lawsuit regarding casinos charging resort fees for comped rooms? If so, what gives?