We just returned from Las Vegas and were at the Quad for the "Divas" show. That hotel and the parking-entrance is a disaster. I thought you said it was to open as the Linq in November. It looks like a very major rebuild would be needed to open it as anything. What is the real story here?

I get "complimentary" room offers on a regular basis from Strip hotels, but I've found out these "comp" rooms are ANYTHING but FREE, as it seems all the Strip resorts still charge "resort fees" of $25 of more per night, even on the so-called "free" nights. Do all the resorts apply those mandatory surcharges even on "free-room" nights?

Which hotels/casinos would be best for someone who can only walk short distances and will mainly use a wheelchair?

Is the Major League Soccer stadium planned for Symphony Park in downtown Las Vegas still on track?

Is there any free or cheap parking left in downtown LV? Back in the day, we'd park for free at Union Plaza; more recently at Binion's, but all of the casinos seem to have switched to paid parking.

So, what do you predict the next big craze going to be in Las Vegas after the EDM/nightclub trend wears off? Gentleman’s clubs inside the casinos?

Today sees the concluding part to "Plans, Projects, and Pipe Dreams: The Trilogy", a recap and update of all the major construction projects that may, or may not be happening around the Las Vegas Valley.

Back on 9/3 we ran a QoD from a reader wanting a status update on certain specific construction projects around town, which we duly provided. But they also asked us to add to their list, which we promised we would do in the future. Well, the future is NOW! So here’s that follow-up, or at least the first portion of it.

Would it be possible for a person with unlimited resources to experience new restaurants in Vegas every day indefinitely? If not, approximately how long would it take before running out of dining options? (Obviously, if fewer than 2-3 restaurants open every day, then our hypothetical diner will run out at some point... and if MORE than 3 open in a day, then he'll ALWAYS be behind.)

Just read about the Peppermill temporary closing, hope the "temporary" is true and the remodel is more functional than aesthetic, yes??