Okay, maybe some people will think this is wrong, but last summer, we went to Idaho to see my inlaws. On the way back, we had a layover in Vegas, so we decided to spend a couple of days. The part people might think is wrong is we had our 1 year old son with us. We put him in the stroller and went off to the casinos. Of course, we couldn't both play slots at the same time, but I was able to surf the Internet, get Starbucks, etc., while hubby wasn't too far away. Then we'd switch.

My problem was when we got to Wynns, there was a sign on the door that said "No Strollers." As we got to the door, we were reading it when some big beefy doorman comes over and tells us "No Strollers." What the hell? His casino is so much better than any other one of the Strip that he cannot allow strollers in? That just ticked me off and I swore then if I ever got to Vegas again without my son, I won't bother to spend any money with Mr. Wynn.

Libby

Weird little rule and serious about enforcement!

I had a friend just come back from Vegas and said the Winn was all it was hyped up to be. To bad you had a bad experience.

The no strollers rule does seem a bit odd, but wouldn't they have let you check the stroller and maybe hang out with your son at a cafe or something inside?

Cathy

I didn't ask Cathy :-( I guess I was just so offended by the big beefy guard coming over and almost yelling "No strollers" that we just didn't even think about it. I mean, like you had said, if he had been nice and said we could leave the stroller somewhere or even outside (it was just one of the cheapy strollers), that would have been okay.

I know it is supposed to be a great casino, which is why we wanted to go in. Last time we were in Vegas before that, it was just being built. Just our luck...when we were childless, Vegas was on its "family friendly" kick then once we have a baby, back to Sin City baby :-)

Libby