In a recent Stiffs & Georges blog, a reference was made to a partnership between the Riviera and the Pinball Hall of Fame. What exactly is this partnership and does it mean pinball on the Strip?

Right before the Lion habitat at MGM closed, I had my picture taken with a cub, and the owner, Keith Evans, told me he would be opening his ranch outside of Vegas to visitors. I have not been able to find out any information on this.

With the opening of the new Mob Museum downtown, are there any tours offered with shuttle service from and to the Strip?

So … is the sidewalk closed on the IP/Flamingo side of the street or not? If it's closed, how is one to traverse from Harrah's down to the other Caesars properties (Paris-LV, Bill’s, Flamingo, Imperial Palace)?

My husband and I usually visit Las Vegas from Canada once a year and we have seen many changes over the past 15 years. This year we are bringing my father, who has not been there in that 15-year time frame. What have been the biggest changes in the intervening years? What are the best new things to put on Dad's "to-do" list and what are the remaining old favorites, now that places like the Sands, Stardust, and Frontier are gone? P.S. As a self-proclaimed Vegas Trivia Addict, I love reading the Question of the Day. Thanks!

I heard the Stirling Club at Turnberry has closed. What happened and what are the prospects for its return under new ownership?

My wife and I are going to be in Vegas Aug 3-8 staying at the Flamingo. Has construction on Linq started and will it affect our stay?

Love LVA and "Question of the Day." I read them every day. Quick question: In the monthly newsletter, you always give the "gambling win." For example the win/loss is up/down in Nevada, the Strip, Boulder Highway, etc. Is this "gambling win" the gross win by the casinos, the net win (wins minus losses), gross profit (net win minus other expenses), the drop, etc.? Should be an interesting answer. Just wondering.

The TV show "Tanked" is about 2 brothers that build fancy aquariums. One of the episodes showed a gumball aquarium that was supposed to be on the outside verandah at Caesars' Serendipity ice cream parlor. I went to Serendipity 3 in February and June and it's nowhere around. Was it put somewhere else? I realize Feb. is probably too cold for the inhabitants, but the weather was nice in June. They also did an episode on the aquarium at Tropicana's Mob Museum. Do you know if that one is still there? And is the Mob Museum at the Trop now worth seeing?

Is it true that the airport authority has sold the demolition rights to the old Terminal 2 to a movie company to use in some big explosion scene in a movie? And if so, do you have any more details?