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Go Vegas NOW! The best deal around right now is from Vacations Hawaii. Packages that sell for $850 to $950 are on sale fr $699! These are extremely limted offers good for this weekend, maybe next weekend and the weekend after that. Just call 591-4777 or 1-800-548-8951 from the neighbor Islands or  check the deals online.

Save some $$$ on Zumanity the Sensual Side of Cirque du Soleil that features Kamehameha grad Melle Vasquez on lead guitar are real… get 35% off tickets now through September 30^th (some restrictions apply) call the box office 866.606.7111.

The price of a Vegas cab goes up after the 4^th of July weekend… the Nevada Taxicab Authority has approved a 20 cent per mile increase and a 25 cent per mile fuel surcharge. The good news is… well there’s no good news unless you are profiting from the increased oil prices. But the double edged taxi-cab sword is that the surcharge will go away if gas prices drop below $4.00 a gallon for 20 consecutive days however it could go up again if the price goes over $5.00 a gallon. So a trip from the airport to the Golden Nugget that used to cost about $20.00 last month (May) will cost about $24 next month (July). Get the latest cab fares to most of the Las Vegas hotels.

Mamma Mia! Broadway’s reigning Dancing Queen of the Strip is leaving Las Vegas on January 4 and some of the cast members have created a spoof of their Cirque du Soleil replacement… see the video. Currently Castle grad Jacquelyn Holland-Wright is in the cast of the longest running play in Vegas history.

Now online our complete interview with John Repetti (Sr. VP of the Downtown Region) & Jeff Weiss (Casino Manager) about Stanley Fujitake's 3 hour and 6 minute roll a craps record set in 1989 that stands to this day. Find out what happened that night, what happened to the table, how much the casino lost and more in our exclusive interview.

Like almost being there… Vegas junkies must checkout the Las Vegas Sun’s new “History of Las Vegas… A Gamble In The Sand”. There’s an interactive map (choose a year and see what the Strip or Downtown looked like), hundreds of photos, over 30 videos, over 150 stories from the papers archives and tons more.

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