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Question in black type - Answer from our Readers in blue type
#1. When is the best time of the
year to visit Las Vegas? Why?
* Ah...Jan thru
Dec would be my opinion. Joyce, Iowa.
* Early October
because the weather is starting to cool down ,summer tourists have gone
home, and it's a beautiful drive from San Diego. GMMARA
* It is best to
visit Las Vegas any time you can! The weather is great all year. Anything
is better that Pennsylvania. We can't wait to see the new hotels..
gallagherwills.
* I would say the
best time to go to Las Vegas is early June. Is not real HOT, and you can
go walk around the town and see things. Thank You. Steve Morrow,
Sacramento, CA
* Christmas is my
favorite. Rooms are cheap and the casinos aren't crowded. "Jim
Smith
* We have been to
Las Vegas in February, March, April, May, June, July, August, and October.
I personally did not like October or February. I LOVE HEAT!! So I guess
August is my favorite! We are coming out on the 30th of June for the
holiday weekend. We are going to try November this year also. Since we
plan to retire there in 2005, we want to see what each month is like. Rose
Marie Poland, OH
* I just returned
from Las Vegas may 17-24 and had a great time I stayed at 2 hotels,
Mandalay bay and the Luxor. Better rooms at Mandalay bay but had a better
time and crowd at the Luxor esp the pool. Flew national airlines a small
Las Vegas company from Kennedy in NY, we were treated excellent by the
staff even upon missing our flight out of Las Vegas my fault. See
"The Blue Man Group" show at the Luxor, it is unreal and funny,
I love that town cant wait to get back>>>>>>> Thank
You .......Craig
* August or
September----Been there 13 years and without hesitation, the
accommodations, atmosphere, people, and rewards/comps are great.
Alan Lee Judson
* MARCH!
March Madness..... Still some fair prices and the beautiful
weather.........whether on the Strip or hiking in Red Rocks.......lovely.
Close second......fall time.....football and the weather. HOEKOPUS
* Anytime is the
right time to visit Las Vegas. Recently, we have been in Vegas in October,
April, and may. If you love Vegas, anytime is the Right time. John from
Hubbard, Ohio
* The best time to
visit Las Vegas is the last week of June. Summer rates are available at
most hotels, airfares are friendly and the temperature, while hot is not
overwhelming. John DelBene
*
December. Robert Jones
* I think the the
best time to visit Las Vegas is the last week of April. It is hot
enough to suntan, or sit pool side and the evenings are cool. The
heat is not overwhelming. My opinion is the last week of April Eva Newlove
Vancouver, Canada
* I like being in
town when the NFR is on-the weather is just right. I am from Canada
and the nice mannered cowboys are in town and everything is decorated for
Christmas. Perfect in my books. Debbie Gordon
* September--I had
the greatest 4 days in Las Vegas last year. It had been on my wish list
and finally got to visit for the first time as we got a package deal.
Weather at 4 a.m. was still 85 degrees. However, we picked the Big Fight
Weekend so machines weren't as loose, but at least I was there once.
Stayed on Freemont Street and it was unbelievable. If I get to go again, I
would take any month because if I wanted to just enjoy the weather, I
would go to a resort. Linda L.
* Early spring or
late fall when the weather is cooler. Summer is just too darned hot to be
able to see all the casinos. John S. DeBoo
* Anytime.
George Lange
* There isn't a
best time to visit Vegas. It's always busy. We look for room specials at
our favorite hotels or buy a package from a travel agency. We went in
August last year and will be going in August this year also. Not our
favorite time of year with the temperature in the 100's but the dates
worked into our schedule. May and October seem to be good for us as far as
weather goes. K. Bujnoski
* We usually visit
1st week in December. The cowboys are there then for the NFR but the room
prices are the best. Last year $20.00 a night per room not per person.
Also got a $50.00 food voucher that could be used at any of their
restaurants even the buffet. There were other offers in the fun pack so in
the end you just couldn't afford not to go. You just had to know the Magic
word when booking the reservation. Also the weather was great. Joe
Antaya
* We like November
(BEFORE COMDEX!) and March. If your from Michigan (or other cold
latitudes) the weather is usually crummy by November and has been that way
for a while. Getting on a plane where its blowing cold & raining and
getting off into a warm breeze in impossible to describe. March is
desirable for all those same reasons with a strong case of cabin fever
added in. Joel & Sandi Dobrzelewski Warren Michigan
* May.
Michael J. Charles
* I think fall is
my favorite time of year in Vegas. The weather is not too hot and not too
cold. You can still hang out by the pool and swim during the day and you
don't freeze at night. Spring is nice too but there's more of a chance of
rain then. I have yet to experience Vegas in summer but am going this
July. (...I have a feeling it will be a bit on the warm side for this
Northwesterner!) But let's face it, any time of year is GREAT in Vegas.
After all, who cares what the weather's like when you're
gambling! Kellie Kruger
*
October. Alan Henkin
* In June or July.
Hot and not as crowded. Robert
* We like to visit
during the second week of December. We do a little Christmas shopping and
enjoy the atmosphere. The area isn't always as crowded and the weather is
usually pleasant. Joan Sterling
* Best time is
late April, early May, after Easter and spring break. I live in Waterford,
NY. weather is also better for travel. next is mid Sept, school has
started and airlines not as busy. Andrew Drobny
* Anytime of the
year is a great time to visit Las Vegas. If a person is worried about
going pool side, then of course, it's only in the warmer months. But if
it's GAMING SHOWS, or something going on, it's all year round. I LOVE the
City. Robert Murano, Carnegie Pa
* I like Jan thru
March the best. The weather is nice and the crowds are not too
big. John
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