Here’s a video I created while I spent 2 nights and 3 days in Vegas. This video shows an awesome nighttime time-lapse of the Vegas Strip at night in HD. It took quite a while and a lot of patience to capture hundreds of pictures. It was like hell when photographing the nightlife of Vegas due to the extreme heat. Time-lapse photography was shot by Benson Ma and Jason Ma. It was then edited by Benson ma. Camera used to create this awesome video is Canon t3i/600d Music used is Royalty Free music called Supernatural
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The Fontainebleau was to be the next flashy address on the Las Vegas strip — a luxury hotel and condo complex whose glimmering exterior was finished late 2008. But now, instead, it sits unfinished after its owners went bankrupt, the latest victim to the recession that has decimated Nevada’s real estate market.Duration: 02:05
bit.ly Vegas Nights is an amazing Las Vegas night helicopter tour flying over the megaresorts of the Las Vegas Strip from the New York-New York skyline to the Bellagio fountains and the never-fading light of the Luxor pyramid. For more Maverick Helicopter tours visit www.maverickhelicopter.com
Vegas is a great place to plan a trip to the canyon. You got the West Rim and the South Rim to choose from. Daily departures. Lots of great combo trips (boat ride, Skywalk, ATV trips), too. So take a Grand Canyon helicopter tour and see this Seventh Wonder of the World...
Grand Canyon Bus
The most economical way to see the Grand Canyon? The bus, of course. These luxury motor coaches get you there in comfort and style. All-inclusive, they come with lunch and free hotel shuttle service. Grand Canyon bus tours are a great day trip. This is definitely a "must-do" Las Vegas activity.
Grand Canyon Airplanes
Take a canyon plane ride and see it in comfort. These flight are fast, too. From Vegas, the South Rim is just 45 minutes! Planes seat up to 19 people and are have been customized from nose to tail for sightseeing. Take a Grand Canyon plane ride and you'll see in 50 minutes what would take days on the ground.
Looking for a fabulous Vegas activity? Take a helicopter! Choppers are the only way to see The Strip, The West Rim, Hoover Dam and more! Nothing beats getting airborne when visiting Sin City. Go here for more info about Las Vegas helicopters... first...
