Texas Station

My husband will be in Vegas one night without me before the start of our
fall trip. He has a reservation at Texas Station. He just needs a clean,
safe place to sleep as he will be getting in late and leaving early the next
morning. Any problems with Texas Station he should be aware of?

Thanks!

Margaret

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"Margaret Fine" <mrs.fine@> wrote in message
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> My husband will be in Vegas one night without me before the start of our
> fall trip. He has a reservation at Texas Station. He just needs a clean,
> safe place to sleep as he will be getting in late and leaving early the
> next morning. Any problems with Texas Station he should be aware of?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Margaret
>
There are no problems with Texas Station. It is in North Las Vegas and
considered a "locals" casino.
If your husband knows his way around the Vegas area and has a car, there
should be no problems.


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On Aug 17, 1:55 pm, "BartenderWJT" <bartenderwjtst...@cox.net> wrote:
> There are no problems with Texas Station. It is in North Las Vegas and
> considered a "locals" casino.
> If your husband knows his way around the Vegas area and has a car, there
> should be no problems.
>

What trouble could a guy alone in Las Vegas get into?

I'm sure he'll be Fine..

"Margaret Fine" <mrs.fine@> wrote in message
news:6Pqdncg5GohGZFjbnZ2dnUVZ_sCdnZ2d@. ..
> My husband will be in Vegas one night without me before the start of our
> fall trip. He has a reservation at Texas Station. He just needs a clean,
> safe place to sleep as he will be getting in late and leaving early the
> next morning. Any problems with Texas Station he should be aware of?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Margaret
>
> --
> mrs.fine@
>
That is where my wife and I do most of our gambling while in town. I like
the place. If he plays the dealers and pit bosses at night are good and have
some personality unlike the robots on the strip.

Jerry P

Margaret Fine wrote:

> Sounds like it will be a good place to stay for one night.

it's not at all hard to get to (15N to 95N) --- there's a steak joint
there, Austin's, that is exceptional.

--tr

Andrew In Alabama wrote:

> Considering his pride and his soul were taken long ago, the pancreas
> is really all that's left.

good point.

--tr

In article <%SXxi.126116$zz2.13430@newsfe12.phx>, tom ronson
<madscribe123m> wrote:

> Margaret Fine wrote:
>
> > Sounds like it will be a good place to stay for one night.
>
> it's not at all hard to get to (15N to 95N) --- there's a steak joint
> there, Austin's, that is exceptional.

Restaurant.com sells dining certificates for Austin's (although they're
currently sold out til the first of the month).

--- Walt

On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 15:41:05 -0400, "Margaret Fine"
<mrs.fine@> wrote:

>My husband will be in Vegas one night without me before the start of our
>fall trip. He has a reservation at Texas Station. He just needs a clean,
>safe place to sleep as he will be getting in late and leaving early the next
>morning. Any problems with Texas Station he should be aware of?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Margaret
No problem with the hotel/casino, just stay warn him to stay on
the 95 and then Rancho to get to Texas Station.
This is particularly important since he will be arriving late. The
neighborhoods to the east of the hotel are a high crime area.






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