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Which side of caynon better when I'm in Las Vegas?
My husband is under a working meeting in Las Vegas and I was also lucky 
– Venice was sold to us were introduced to Treasure Island? I have read reports all over it – we're going down for Thanksgiving and I am also worried by climate, while the husband in lectures – I wanted to sit by swimming and sunbathing – what do u think? In addition, planning to see shows and have had more time so we can go see the Grand Canyon, but south of the border is really the best? I was told that the northern border is closed anyway – what her husband loves car racing – is Mario Andretti and NASCAR is really worth it to do so? Does anyone know of country music acts that could be there and I have not seen the ad on www.vegas.com any information. all you can offer would be great, because it's our first trip to Las Vegas and hope to make a special trip our anniversary is the week before, so let's celebrate the 10 days we are here. Thanks guys!
If you go to Thanksgiving, in South Shore is your only option. North Coast (which is at a higher elevation and gets more snow) is closed from mid October to mid May. Although I prefer North Coast during the summer because it is cooler and less crowded, the south coast is really beautiful waterfall in spring. In late November, time during the day, no doubt, going to cool (even cold at night), but not unpleasant if you have warm clothes (for A less than an early winter storm rolls rare). Best of all, the summer crowds are gone and the entire canyon is much more peaceful. If you do not mind of the reader (5 hours from Las Vegas) is definitely worth visiting this time of year. If you decide to spend a night there, make sure you have reservations in advance. All accommodation within the park are by Xanterra (see link below) and there are a number of hotels in the chain next to the door in Tusayan. Note that you can see some information and show area known as the "Grand Canyon West, where the new Skywalk glass bridge. This is an urbanized area in the Hualapai Indian Reservation just upstream of Lake Mead. This is closer to Las Vegas (about 3-4 hours drive), but part of the disc is by a dirt road. You can also take the regular bus and aircraft flights from Las Vegas. However, it should be noted that the Grand Canyon West, while still a very picturesque place, is not a part of Grand Canyon National Park (which is 100 miles upstream) and I would say the park has the larger pieces, deeper and more spectacular barrel and all the famous buildings, roads and rock formations. Even if you drive is a minimum $ 80 per person to visit GC West and do not move freely on his own in the park but can not visit some places by a small ferry. Well is undoubtedly the closest option if you are in Las Vegas, this Not the same experience of visiting the National Park.
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