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  1. 01-28-2011, 02:24 AM #1
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    Default Palms Las Vegas

    I'm going to Vegas for my first time in the end of Feb.

    I heard the Palms is the place to be for the younger crowd, what do you guys think?
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    Hard Rock is great more of a younger vibe, both are off the strip. Usually do Hard Rock for quick overnight stays and Wynn for longer trips. Was at Palms Place Penthouse last Sunday night, great view!
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    Hard Rock > Palms

    I've stayed at both
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    N9ne steakhouse was great last time I went.
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    Hard is my hotel for quick weekends - the crowd is great Friday/Sat nights.
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    Maybe club Rain in the Palms is for the younger crowd but all the hotels are catered to all ages. Just stay wherever you wanna stay and walk to the "Younger" spots to party.
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    All the resorts always have "younger spots". I went to the MGM Grand a few years ago during the summer, and everyone was at the lazy river were drinking on the inner tubes.
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    yea definitely hard rock for the younger crowd, i stayed at the venetian which was great but we ended up at hard rock on halloween, amazing amount of people
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