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The authenticity of this tour is the result of extensive research and firsthand information from our consultants including former FBI special agent Dennis Arnoldy, author/mob historian Dennis Griffen, and ex-mob hit-man Frank Cullotta.  Documentaries, newspaper clips, books, and interviews were used as well.

You have probably heard the phrase “What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas”.  Well what happened here all started with the Mob.  Join us as we return to the 1940’s and travel in time to the 1980’s when the mob’s influence reached it’s pinnacle.  You will visit sites where mob murders, burglaries, a car bombing, and underworld activities occurred.  Learn about the ruthless mob enforcers and hear how they operated in the shadows while dodging law enforcement officials.

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GoCar, The Cure for the Common Tour®, lets you experience Las Vegas and all at your own pace!

Presenting the long awaited 2-Hour GoCar Mob History Tour: Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of organized crime with our unique and unforgettable experience that combines a one-hour Mob History GoCar Tour with an exclusive one-hour visit to the renowned Mob Museum.

The first part of our tour puts you into the driver’s seat of your own GoCar, a state-of-the-art storytelling vehicle that guides you through the heart of mob history. Cruise through the city streets as your GPS- guided audio system reveals the secrets and scandals of the infamous underworld. Uncover the stories of legendary mobsters, explore historic crime scenes, and witness the rise and fall of notorious crime families. The GoCar Tour provides a dynamic, interactive, and personalized journey through the dark alleys of the mob’s past.

For the second part of the tour, you’ll continue your immersive experience at the Mob Museum, a world- class institution dedicated to the captivating history of organized crime. Delve deeper into the mob’s influence on American society with engaging exhibits, interactive displays, and authentic artifacts. Discover the real-life stories of law enforcement’s pursuit of justice, the impact of Prohibition, and the rise of iconic mob figures. This exclusive visit offers a rare opportunity to explore the museum’s exhibits with insights gained from your GoCar Tour, creating a seamless narrative that brings history to life.

Tour Highlights Include: • The Las Vegas Strip • The New Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign • Fremont Street Experience • The Mob Museum • The Neon Museum • Circa Resort & Casino • Main Street, Las Vegas • Container Park • The Golden Nugget • El Cortez • The Arts Disctrict • Chapel Row • The Home of Pawn Stars

GoCar empowers you to create your own experience, therefore actual time to complete the route and its options may vary. The listed time on the tour route is an average based on normal traffic conditions. Other factors to consider when estimating travel time are the number of options taken, the number of stops made, and the amount of time spent visiting landmarks. Major construction projects and special events may create street closures and detours. Commute traffic in the afternoons can be heavy on certain parts of the tour. We do our best to inform you at the time of rental of street and traffic issues associated with the tour routes so you can make informed decisions while out on tour. Additional time is billed in 1-minute increments. You may visit all or some of the tour’s highlights and customize your own adventure.

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See popular mob hangouts and hear infamous stories about their role in creating Sin City on the Vegas Mob Tour.

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• Locations: Pickup from Tuscany Suites and Casino: 255 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169
• Tour length: 150 minutes.
• Transportation type: Shuttle.
• Meals included: Complimentary pizza.
• Height/Weight/Age restrictions: Must be 18 or older.

VEGAS MOB TOUR DESCRIPTION

Listen up, because we’re going to make you an offer you can’t refuse. On the Vegas Mob Tour, you’re going to learn about the mob’s influence on Las Vegas, from the city’s humble beginnings in the 1940s all the way to their 1980s peak -or else.

Ok, we’re not going to make you any offers, but the Vegas Mob Tour is probably the closest thing you can get to legally being in the mob without actually being in the mob, capiche? Murders, burglaries, a car bombing and other underground activities were the uje back in the day, so of course, we’re going to drop some knowledge on ya.

Throughout the tour, you’re going to see infamous locations, examine FBI tapes and videos and even enjoy a complimentary pizza meal. Free pizza? Yeah, being connected has its perks.

Don’t be a wise guy, get your tickets today because this tour is going to turn you into a real “Don.” Or, at least, a historical “Don.” You know, same thing, right?

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“Mavericks” is an open-ended engagement, the latest version of a show that played Fremont East in 2022.

She is almost ready for her return to show-biz majesty.

We speak not only of Amy Saunders, but also the room she’s about to make her new/old playground, Plaza Showroom. Saunders routinely refers to the room as “she,” and “her,” as she revives the variety show “Mavericks” on Oct. 2.

This an open-ended engagement, the latest adaptation of the show Saunders hosted at Cheapshot on Fremont East in 2022.

With Saunders, creator of the brilliant “Miss Behave Game Show,” as emcee and featured artist, “Mavericks” is a happy hodgepodge of specialty acts, reminiscent of a traveling circus, county fair or Edinburgh Festival Fringe performances. The show is set inside what the show creators and hotel CEO Jonathan Jossel pridefully say is the most distinctive showroom in all of Vegas. At the parcel where the city was born , in a glad turn of events.

And what, in the name of burgundy-velvet curtains, will we experience in this adventure?

‘Up for a good time?’

“Essentially, what you’re gonna see is good, old-fashioned uncomplicated entertainment, but done modern,” says Saunders, emphasizing that point by donning a Rat Pack-style tux and a “Folies”-style headdress for a photo shoot in the Showroom. “What that means is, we’re not putting a story over the top of anything. You’re gonna walk into a beautiful room that you are going to enjoy being in. We will be onstage going, ‘Hello, I see you. Up for a good time? Here’s a great act. Hey, again, here’s another great act. Hey, the bars are really cheap. P.S., here’s another great act.’”

The show opens Oct. 4, running 7 p.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sunday; and 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Saturdays (dark Mondays and Tuesdays). Tickets run $35 for locals (limited availability online, always available at the door) to $49 for single seats, stepping up to $99 for “The Best Booths.” Those prices don’t bloom when you hit the mavericksdtlv.com website, as no fees are attached (cue the “APPLAUSE” sign).

The show is co-produced by an entertainment consortium of Saunders; Matt Franzetti, late of Spiegelworld and BASE Entertainment; Scott Prisand of “Rock of Ages,” “Elvis Presley Heartbreak Hotel In Concert,” and Criss Angel’s stage show; Michael Speyer of “Peepshow,” “Absinthe,” “Rock of Ages,” “Million Dollar Quartet,” Mat Franco’s show and also Angel’s production; and Rob Kolson, a veteran Broadway producer and owner of Apollo Theatre in Chicago.

“Mavericks” will present seven-to-eight performers in 12-to-14 acts, in two 45-minute segments split by an intermission. Saunders, who is a world-class, improv-comedy stage performer and also renowned sword-swallower, stitches it all together.

It’s a circus, but more

“We will open with some circus skills, some burlesque,” Sanders says. “I’m in it, so we’ll have some swallowing. We’ll have some unusual and funny people.”

Saunders, Franzetti and Jossel (as the show’s landlord) are clearly enamored of their surroundings. Plaza Showroom dates to 1971. So, it seems, does some of its trodden-upon carpeting. The room is structurally untouched since its infancy, even after extensive stage and tech modifications of its most recent production, the inspired but revenue-leaking “A Mob Story” (mention the show to Jossel, and he still winces).

That show ran lasted from September through December 2018 ; one of it great scenes was real cash cascading from the ceiling, metaphorically indicating the production’s financial woes.

“A Mob Story” underscores the great challenge of selling hard tickets to a production show on Fremont Street. Why pay to see entertainment when there is free live music on all of its stages, and even a pretty decent ventriloquist on Circle 17?

Buck that trend

In the face of that trend, Plaza Showroom has attempted the “Mob” show, and before that “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” and also comedy with the late Louie Anderson and later the Comedy Works series. Nothing has stuck.

Franzetti is aware of the history, and is determined to lead a change in attitude at 1 Main Street.

“For a while, there’s been this misconception that shows don’t play downtown, or downtown doesn’t have shows, and that’s for the Strip,” Franzetti says. “I do think that we’re seeing a major change with that. I think downtown is ready for it. When I saw ‘Mavericks’ at Cheapshot, I loved it, instantly. I went up to Amy right after and said, ‘What are your plans for this?’”

Franzetti loved the possibility of evolving the show from its 99-seat Cheapshot spot to Plaza Showroom, which tops at 420 for “Mavericks.”

“I walked in, and I was like, ‘Holy (expletive), how is this just sitting here?’” Franzetti says. “I had been in Vegas for like five years, and I had never even heard that it existed.”

Walk, then run

There are touches in the room that Saunders wants to investigate for vintage-Vegas shtick. A balcony on house right, for instance, would be a fine spot to plant Vegas celebs to interject commentary about the show. Like, the geezer cronies Statler and Waldorf from “The Muppet Show.”

The show will grow in its ambition and imagination after its October opening.

“We want to make sense of what we are doing, before we do it. It’s more about not running before you can walk, right now,” Saunders says. “I want it fast and funny. I want you to walk in feeling like you’ve been hugged by this room. That’s the point of it.”

Cool Hang Alert

The “Chris & James Piano Show” plays 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Thursdays at Amp’d at M Resort. Chris Mavridis and James Hill co-star. No cover, 21-over, requests and gratuities welcome.

John Katsilometes’ column runs daily in the A section. His “PodKats!” podcast can be found at reviewjournal.com/podcasts . Contact him at [email protected]. Follow @johnnykats on X, @JohnnyKats1 on Instagram.

'MAVERICKS'

Where: Plaza Showrooom

When: Oct. 4; 7 p.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sunday; and 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Saturdays (dark Mondays and Tuesdays)

Prices (no fees): $35 (locals rate), $49 single ticket (no table), $69 Vintage Booth; $75 The Best Tables; $99 The Best Booths

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This trip was booked about 11 months in advance with British Airways - return flights from London and two twin rooms for four nights at the Linq , then three at the Plaza for £850 per person. Factoring in getting to London from the north east of England plus resort fees, I'd guess travel and accommodation cost about £1000 pp in total.

There were four of us on the trip - Jim, Matt, Steve and me. We'd all been to Vegas before, both together and with others. It's 20 years since Matt, Steve and me first went to Vegas, we're all approaching 50 years old now.

We flew from Gatwick and it was good to depart from there rather than Heathrow, which is where I'd flown from on my last few trips. I just think Gatwick is an easier airport to get around and the journey to it from St Pancras train station is ok too.

The flights in both directions were fine, which was nice as I had experienced delays with BA in recent years.

After we booked the trip, I started to notice a fair amount of negativity towards the Linq on this site and elsewhere. Thankfully, we didn't encounter any significant problems during our stay - the rooms' aircon was a bit noisy and the view from them wasn't up to much, but they were clean and comfortable, and the hotel's location was good.

I liked the Plaza. Our rooms were in the south tower and with decent views. I didn't notice any noise from Fremont St whereas I had during past stays at the Downtown Grand and the D.

GETTING AROUND

Like on past trips I found using Uber preferable to standard taxis but we did both. We took the monorail when we went from the Linq to the Westgate .

We didn't go to many out-and-out restaurants on this trip - more often than not we got food in whatever bar we were in. Non-bars that I got food in were: Earl of Sandwich, Good Pie, Eatwell, Primrose, Cornish Pasty Co and Downtown Terrace - all were fine.

Here's a list of bars we visited in approximate chronological order: Tilted Kilt, Beer Park, Brewdog, Chandelier, Able Baker Brewing, Horse Trailer Hideout, Nevada Brew Works, ReBAR, Davy's, Front Yard, Re:Match, Red Dwarf, Frankie's Tiki Room, McMullans, Rockhouse, Peppermill Fireside Lounge, Bleau Bar at Fontainebleau, Sand Dollar Lounge, Moondoggies, Overhang bar, Stray Pirate, Silver Stamp, Hard Hat Lounge, Atomic Liquors, Carousel, The Griffin, Sand Dollar Downtown, Whiskey Licker Up at Binions and Lucky Day.

As you may have guessed, we do like a bar. Of the above, my favourites were: those in the Arts District, which I think is a great place for a bar crawl; Red Dwarf and Moondoggies, which both did good pizza and had sound bar staff; and Frankie's, which I've had a soft spot for over the years.

We gambled in most Strip and Downtown casinos, the Orleans , Ellis Island and the Westgate. We also visited both Palace Station and Fontainebleau for the first time. On the tables, I played Let It Ride and had very little luck until our last full day when I got four of a kind at the Golden Nugget - the resulting $750 was easily my biggest win of the trip. As for machines, I mainly played Jacks or Better video poker and dabbled with Wheel of Fortune. I had no major success with them but didn't lose a great deal either. I still find Downtown gaming preferable to that on the Strip.

ATTRACTIONS

I didn't go but the other lads went to Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum and the Mob Museum while we were there and enjoyed both. They were a bit indifferent about their trip to Shark Reef Aquarium .

FINAL THOUGHTS

Vegas delivered again - we used our time well and had a lot of laughs out there. I've had 9 trips now and would happily reach ten.

Thanks for reading and for contributing to this forum. Enjoy your next trip to Vegas.

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WOW you did visit alot of bars and it sounds like a good time. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the summation John. Sounds like a good time. My friends and I do a trip like this every year. Good times! Take care.

Thanks for the report, love how many bars you were able to visit. I agree with your comments about the Arts District. Curious, you mentioned you went to Stray Pirate. I was thinking of visiting in June. (have to go to Able Baker anyway to get more ducks!) Is it worth stopping into Stray Pirate - did you like it?

Jay001 I definitely think it's worth a look. They have put a fair amount of effort into theme of the bar. It was well staffed and the two cocktails I tried were pretty good. I would probably go back.

Thanks for sharing your TR, that's a lot of bars!

Thanks for sharing.

Great TR. Thanks for sharing.

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