Great activity to see where all the hotels are located. One of the stops is the famous Vegas sign, and the volcano. We also seen the fountain show on our High-roller ride, which is also a great way to see the strip lit up at night! The only down fall is my boyfriend gave our driver his little pocket knife that he Carrie's everywhere, and we forgot to get it back at the end of the night. So just remember, if you give the driver something to hold onto while on the high roller, get it back.

Bill was very articulate and informative about all aspects of Las Vegas events and history. He was also very well informed about the hotels and who owned them and the evolution of the LV strip. His enthusiasm for the city and all it has to offer was contagious. You can tell he is 100% immersed in the culture of the city and eager to share his knowledge and experience. Another subject entirely involves the transportation.....my wife and I are seniors with moderate physical disabilities and we were not prepared for safely climbing in and out of the Pink Jeep. The lack of adequate grab bars in the rear of the high truck bed of the Jeep required extreme care in climbing in and out, Perhaps we missed the warning in the on-line description of the tour. We also weren’t prepared for the extreme change in air temperature the Halloween week of our trip. A supply of blankets would have come in handy during the open air travel portion with cold air and chill factor.

This tour was great! I have been to Vegas many times and what was great was just driving the strip with an experienced driver and hearing the history old and new. Our tour guide Bill was the best. We had to meet up with another driver so they could rearrange the customers, one had too many. It didn't take away from the tour or take any extra time. They had to think fast and on their feet and they did!