Here are 10 things you can’t do in Vegas anymore, starting with the good ones we truly miss.
The Las Vegas Strip—a nickname for the famed Las Vegas Boulevard in Vegas—is an ever-evolving, neon-lit landscape of entertainment, food, and casinos. Even so, a lot has changed since the first casinos debuted here during the 1940s. Live-animal shows, fireworks, showgirls, slot machines, buffets, poker tables, and more are embedded in the history. But are all of them meant to stay? In more recent decades, celebrity chefs have opened culinary concepts, and the spas have gone five-star luxe, putting motor-lodge accommodations and $.99 shrimp cocktails firmly in the past. Then, within the last five to 10 years, even more changes were unveiled. Where does this leave die-hard Vegas fans?
