The OP is interested in visiting casinos. But from around Boulder Station Casino all the way to and through Henderson, I just don't see what there is to be scared of. Are you really afraid of someone buying booze in a liquor store blocks away from where you are? Can't control yourself if a painted lady asks if you're looking for a date? (Much more likely to happen in the main bar in a major casino, by the way.)īoulder Hwy is a long, 5-lane, working class, main drag. But I just don't see the danger that our friend from the City of Angels sees.

After all, I'm from a hick town in a flyover state. Has car washes, Walgreens, burger stands, tiendas, zippy marts, barber shops, check cashing stores, and used car lots, too. Yes, Boulder Hwy has liquor stores, weekly motels, and possibly ladies of the night. You know, you can also take the bus easily to North Las Vegas and hit some more of my favorite casinos: Jerry's Nugget, Bighorn, and Poker Palace. It will take you a little while to get out to Railroad Pass. The BHX runs from downtown every few minutes all the way out to Henderson. Combination of working people going/coming to work, a few tourists like me, and a few crazies.īy the way, you don't need to take the Fremont shuttle to Sam's Town unless you just want to. The buses are clean and generally run pretty close to on time. With the exception of one single ride (late at night and the driver was for some reason going out of his way to drive slow) it was really convenient and a pleasure. I actually had a 3-day pass and rode the system everywhere. My last trip to LV in September, I did just what you propose - That is, I bought a bus pass and did all my travel just like a local.

My favorite casinos on it are Longhorn, Jokers Wild, and Railroad Pass. Superrupe, you are my kind of traveler!!! I love the Boulder Strip.

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