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The original trains used on the Las Vegas Monorail were from Walt Disney World. When they debuted, they simply connected Bally’s to MGM Grand. (@LasVegasLocally)
TwitPic of the week
The Queen of the Strip, as she was known, basking in the morning glow of a sunrise shared by @_GrandpaD. The Stardust Super Pylon marquee was remarkable for so many reasons. The font, the shower of stars and how the pylons were designed to disappear at night. They were planted blue to do the same thing during the day but that only worked when there was a blue sky behind it…which is like 200+ days of the year. If you look close this picture also captures the Silver Slipper, Fronter and in the distance, the Mirage.
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