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Reader Poll Replies:
* I would not pay $1500 to visit any casino, grand opening or
not. James T. NY.
* I believe Mr. Wynn has
been reading to many of his press clippings, charging people to come to
his casino and gamble is really a far out thought. Not with my
money. Jeanette Towers
* They must be sick
1500.00 dollars that is way to much money. I will keep my money
and go to Stardust. G.J. Smith
* No way would I even
consider paying that amount to come to a grand opening. but I'm not one
of the filthy rich. they can and will attend to hob knob with the
celeb's who want to be seen in public and probably are invited for free
, just to mingle . being a average guy who comes to Vegas 3 times a year
to try my luck and chill out that $1500 is over half of what I bring
with me. I can't imagine even thinking about going. but more than likely
since Vegas is a money town with several high rollers (some who will be
comped to go) I'm sure the grand opening will be just that. GRAND. but
in May when I come to town, I'll go see it for free. (well not for free,
as I'll probably dabble a bit in the casino) Watcherboy
* No way would I pay just to go
into a casino -- no matter how new and how great. What's Steve
Wynn trying to do? Joanne K
* To answer Absolutely not!
Why...well lets start out that the will be making money from me anyway!
Any grand opening should be an event, granted you may not want to just
start letting anyone in. If that is the case the opening should be by
invitation. There are two way I would pay for a grand opening. First if
the proceeds would go to a worth while charity, second if I was grand
opening something. Terry B.
* No, because I can go there for
free after the grand opening and it wont be as crowded. Art
Aleman El Paso, TX
* I don't think I would pay
the $1500 because I'm still in school and tuition is getting more
expensive by the semester, so I would rather pay the $1500 towards
school stuff, since I'm almost done. Raquel Fimbres Las
Cruces, NM
* Yes I would. And it would
be worth every dime. Las Vegas is always changing and wonderful. Each
new casino should be celebrated. As should the 50 years Riviera has been
in town. I'd also pay to be part of that event. Celebrate it's Las Vegas
and it's all good. Respectfully submitted, Judi Ketchum
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