red hats and a few other questions re: vegas airport

[Coffee]

I have taken a cab 6 times and the shuttle once, and I hated the shuttle so bad, I got off at a different hotel and got a cab. For me, it's worth the extra ten bucks to go straight to your hotel, rather than having all your luggage crammed into the back of the shuttle and having to wait another 30-45 minutes to get to your hotel.

At least, that's been my experience. The limo is probably nice, too. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[binki]

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I didn't feel like waiting for a cab at the airport after being on a plane for almost 5 hours. So I took a limo.. about $50 to the Wynn.

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We are spoiled too. We use a limo. They meet you at the baggage claim, lug your stuff to the car, open the door, have a cool drink ready, etc. Not much more than cold calling 2 bets out of position. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[Arbitrage]

I've waited in long cab lines after midnight. If you're arriving at 11am its probably a tossup. But it's not really "waiting", because the line is constantly moving, it's just a hassle manuvering through the rat maze with all your luggage.

[Cactus Jack]

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I didn't feel like waiting for a cab at the airport after being on a plane for almost 5 hours. So I took a limo.. about $50 to the Wynn.

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Town car for $36, for hire, complete with conversation about poker. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[mjtav]

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I didn't feel like waiting for a cab at the airport after being on a plane for almost 5 hours. So I took a limo.. about $50 to the Wynn.

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Same with the metro cars, a little less tho' around 35ish and dude handled all our luggage, and he spoke english