USA - Las Vegas & Route 66

Las Vegas

Vegas was amazing. There's just as much to see inside some of the buildings as there is outside. For example:

• Inside the Luxor pyramid, there's a temple.

• Inside Little Venice is a canal with real condaliers, a Venetian Square and a fake sky (which some of our group initially mistook for real! - It was very life-like).

• The New York casino has a working roller coaster curled around and through the building (at $17 per ride).

• The Belagio has the famous fountain show infront of it every 15 mins.

• The Mirage has a volcano erupting infront of it with fire that dances along the water - Also every 15 mins.

• The Golden Nugget also has the largest golden nugget ever found

Fremont Ceiling

One of the most amazing things to see though is the curved screen that sits above the Convention Centre and spans the entire length of the mall. It has 16.4m pixels, is 1,375 ft long, 90 ft wide and 90 ft high. The mall often has live music and you can zip-line along the length of it just beneath the screen. I recommend watching the short video on youtube to get a feel for it but in general, it's an ever moving scene of waves, landscapes, cosmic travel, underwater habitats, musical patterns and more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=63&v=BsplU_M7xbI&feature=emb_logo

Route 66

The town of Seligman is where the Disney movie 'Cars' is based in (and it looks very like it too). They even have a cut-out of the Cars character Tow-Mater.