In recent Questions of the Day, you've covered some of the cheapo bargains you can still get in Vegas, like 99-cent breakfasts and free shuttle rides. But what are some of the more outrageous and extravagant things you can do in Sin City these days? Go on, shock us!

We come to Las Vegas twice a year. In two weeks, we'll be bringing our daughter for her 21st birthday -- do any of the casinos still give you little perks on your birthday, like they did in years past?

My daughter is getting married January 2007 and is considering Las Vegas as the venue. Can you give us some information on the best wedding locations, including chapels and reception areas at Strip hotels, with a mid to high budget?

In several weeks I will be visiting your fair city. With all the new rules about air travel, can you tell me what can and can't be carried on an airplane these days?

Back on Sept. 9, we broached the subject of Las Vegas' best buffet, and then threw it open to our readers for their feedback. Here's what you said.

We'll be in Vegas for Halloween this year, and are having a hard time finding out if there are going to be any special shows or events going on that night. I understand that many of the nightclubs hold costume parties, but what else happens in Vegas for Halloween? The holiday just seems like such a natural fit for the city!

I know that being 86'd is casino argot for being thrown out. But I'm curious about why that particular number was selected for ordering a player out of the house.

I understand that the conservatory at the Bellagio hotel changes with the seasons. Is the conservatory shut down during this time? How long does it take to change from one season to the next and how many people are involved? Thank you!

While in Las Vegas this past week, I drove to the downtown area and noticed on all the casino parking lots a sign that read "free parking with validation," then a list of costs per hour. What exactly does the validation mean? I used the valet at Main Street Station instead.

I was wondering what happens to all the casino equipment when a casino gets imploded? I'm interested in purchasing some home table games and was wondering if any of these can be purchased by the general public.