With Zane Lamprey
Thursdays at 9PM ET
Las Vegas
May 31 3:00AM ET
June 19 3:30AM ET
June 22 5:30AM ET
Lavish casinos packed with high-stakes tables, relentless desert sun and numerous open bars dishing out complimentary drinks, Zane’s found his heaven: Las Vegas. During his Vegas vacation, Zane ups the ante playing poker with fellow MOJO man Phil Laak, learns some tips about spotting a good wine from a master sommelier and somehow ends up with a mean-looking shiner. Is Las Vegas strong enough to survive Zane’s jaunt in the desert town they call Sin City? Find out, when Zane goes Three Sheets to Las Vegas.
Situated in the heart of the sun-baked Mojave Desert on the southern fringe of Nevada, Las Vegas serves as neon oasis for gamblers, soon-to-be-newlyweds and of course, drinkers. Known for it’s the unrestricted availability of alcoholic beverages, Vegas boasts a killer party scene after hours, with most of the main attractions and shows located on “the Strip” in the extravagant hotels and casinos. And with a town where a clock is harder to find than a martini, you can blissfully drink, gamble, eat and do just about everything else 24 hours a day. The “Entertainment Capital of the World,” Vegas lives up to its reputation as a city where anything goes.
Visit: Rio Hotel and Casino – Voodoo Lounge
Drink: The Witch Doctor
Visit: Paris Hotel and Casino – Napoleon Suite
Drink: Dom Perignon
Eat: Kobe Beef Burger topped with lobster, onions, prosciutto and brie
Visit: Bellagio Hotel and Casino Fountains
Drink: 1996 Chateau Clinet
Visit: Wynn Hotel and Casino – The Blush
Drink: Vodka shot infused with fresh pineapple and strawberry juice
Drink: Vodka shot infused with fresh raspberry and orange juice
Drink: Vodka shot infused with fresh cantaloupe, honeydew and watermelon juice
Visit: Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
Drink: Many Zane-tinis (see recipe)
Visit: Las Vegas Hilton – Star Trek the Experience Museum
Do: Klingon Wedding
Drink: Romulan Ale
More Las Vegas Facts:
- Tourists and locals consume 60,000 pounds of shrimp a day - higher than the rest of the country combined!
- Reclusive millionaire Howard Hughes stayed at the Desert Inn for so long that he was asked to leave. So he bought the hotel.
- Vegas Vic, the enormous neon cowboy that towers over Fremont Street, is the world's largest mechanical neon sign.
- The average number of weddings held per day is 315. They can be arranged within an hour and can cost as little as $200.
- Over 39.2 million people visit Las Vegas each year.
- Las Vegas is Spanish for "the fertile valley".