
Saturday, our last full day in Vegas, we visited another West Coast staple, Fat Burger. Here we all are enjoying our tasty burgers, fries, and milkshakes.


Later, we walked down to Ceasar's for some more shopping as a group and Matt and Chad ran into Pete Rose, apparently he's some hot shot baseball player.

That evening we got ready a little early for dinner in the Luxor with our entire crew at a Tacos and Tequila resturant.

Then it was back on the town to see it lit up one more time. On our way to our show, we stopped for a few minutes at the Belagio and watched the fountains. Each show tributes a different song, this time it was "Your Song" by Elton John.


Our entertainment for Saturday night was the Cirque du Soleil water show "O" at the Belagio. So far, I think this is the best one I've seen! It was mysterious, beautiful, daring, and funny. Plus we had excellent seats! Thanks Jason!

When the show was over, we hopped on the "Deuce"(the bus system down the strip). We had a long journey with very interesting characters down to Old Vegas to end our trip with pure Vegas scenery.

Although, the lit ceiling wasn't on (we barely missed it), it was still cool to see a lot of the old neon signs that Vegas is famous for! However, it was a little sketchy around 1am, so we didn't linger.



The Black Eyed Peas were a lot of fun, and then U2 came out. It was very exciting to be so close to Bono and the band! 


After the show, we had some issues getting back to the strip, but after about 2-3 hours of walking/trying to get a taxi/avoiding dangerous avenues of town/thinking we'd get lost in the desert forever, we grabbed a nice cabby and got back to the Luxor safely. 


After about an hour in the Limo, we arrived at the Mirage for dinner at a Brazillian steak house inside the hotel. It was quite delicious and filling, and I'm pretty sure we all got the meat sweats!
Then we were off to the show! Our entire group attended the Cirque du Soleil Beatles' LOVE show. But before the show, we got to spend a little time in the REVOLUTION lounge.
The Matts, looking très chic, chat it up in the lounge.
While sitting down for drinks, they had these really cool tables that you could draw bubbles on with your finger, and then an animated jelly fish would trace the path you drew. There is really no other way to describe it than that.
The show was a lot of fun, but not quite as thrilling as some of the other Cirque du Soleil shows I've seen in the past. It seemed to be much more of a tribute to the Beatles than creative gasps of excitement, if you ask me. But since I am a Beatles fan, I still really enjoyed it.
After walking around on the streets for most of the day, we began a nightly routine before all parting to our personal quarters. That routine was chilling in our room and soaking our feet in the hot tub. Often this resulted in Jason in the hot tub with all the ladies: like so....
Here is Matt eating his much deserved burger! They were really good, and we even ordered off the "secret menu"(shhhhhhh).
The rest of the day, we just walked around the strip and saw the sights! Here's Bethany, Jason, and Matt in front of the Planet Hollywood. 

Here's a view of our hotel, the Luxor, from a cab ride.
Here we are on the Monorail from Mandala Bay to the Exaliber. I really wanted to go to the shark and dolphin habitat, but we got there after they closed. For the city that never sleeps, things sure did close a lot!







