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I wonder if its a generational thing or at least a failure to market to a new generation, i know Vegas by reputation but what does it actually offer? 9/10 of th
by swarnie 1y ago
I wonder if its a generational thing or at least a failure to market to a new generation, i know Vegas by reputation but what does it actually offer? 9/10 of the top destinations on TripAdvisor for Vegas are to leave Vegas....
Gambling? We've been able to do that via our phones since the mid 2010s.
Collect an interesting variety on venereal diseases? Same, smartphone compatible for a decade or more.
Celebrity fronted restaurants? Mr Ramsey will ship his slop directly to my door in 48 hours or less.
If forced to travel to the USA a team of marketing grads haven't made it clear to me why i should go to Vegas.
- kelseyfrog 1y agoAuthenticity is the new currency, one that a living paradise of artificiality cannot cash out on.
- ehnto 1y agoBut it sure does help tip the scale if it's feeling too expensive. So you'll get a lot more people contented, in a shallow sense, by their phones. Not wholy satisfied but enough to not go use or travel to the real thing for now. I think it will be a widening divide as well thanks to wealth inequality.
- relyks 1y agoIt's basically Disney World for adults. The environment and architecture are unlike anywhere else in the USA. It's worth it to walk the Strip at least once and walk through the different casinos/hotels. I went there last year and I really enjoyed the Sphere and Atomic Museum. There are just a lot of different activities and places to see to serve as amusement. I'm not sure if it's worth it to go for multiple visits unless you are really into gambling. Gambling on phones is not the same as doing it in person.