Las Vegas – Part III
The MGM Grand Hotel & Casino is strategically located at the corner of S Pecos Rd. and East Sunset Rd. Billing itself as the City of Entertainment, MGM Grand certainly has a lot to offer.
The City of Entertainment.
The MGM Grand Hotel & Casino.
The Centrifuge Bar at MGM Grand.
The Rainforest Cafe has a unique tropical rainforest setting with animatronic animals and waterfalls.
Have you ever wonder what it takes for a TV show to be broadcast? How do the producers know if it’s appealing to the audience? Getting a decent feedback from the crowd is important for a new show, prior to its broadcast on televisions. The response collected from the public can be helpful in establishing the show. The next question is, who can the crowd be? You & me!
Are you interested in watching and rating new TV shows? The CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) Television City at MGM Grand is a research centre to gauge audience reactions on new TV shows. Participants use touch-screen computers to record their responses while watching the show in a small theatre.
Free tickets are given out at the centre. Everyone is welcome. Be sure to be there at least 30 minutes prior to the show for a ticket. The screening runs for approximately 60 minutes.
The Television City at MGM Grand.
My ticket to the TV show survey.
We visited the New York New York Hotel & Casino next. The replica of Statue of Liberty signifies the landmark of it. A Big Apple experience in Las Vegas!
A replica of the Statue of Liberty.
The entrance of New York New York Hotel & Casino.
Shopping in the “Big Apple”!
It was busy, and it always is, at the Las Vegas Strip. Busy crowd and heavy traffic. It’s truly a happening place!
The crowd at Las Vegas Strip.
The M&M’s World. Four storey of everything M&M’s!
The Harley Davidson Cafe.
The famous Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas.
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July 15th, 2010 at 11:36 pm
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