 So
you want to win her over with a trip to Las Vegas. There are a
lot of options for romantic Las Vegas vacations.
Let's start with sweets. When you want
to impress her, don’t forget the Chocolate. You would both love a
visit to the
Ethel M
Chocolate Factory and Botanical Cactus Garden.
If you can’t make it out that far, the Mandalay Place boutique shops
include the Chocolate Swan with a selection of cocoa goodness for
more refined tastes. Or check out
Jean Philippe Pâtisserie which
not only offers amazing chocolates, but also a variety of delectable
pastries, salads and sandwiches. Here you'll be welcomed into this
imaginative display by a breathtaking chocolate fountain.
For one of the most romantic views in
Las Vegas, you might want to check out the observation deck of the
Stratosphere Tower.
Bellagio Fountains
There are also a number of restaurants
offering a fantastic view of the fountains at
Bellagio. The Prime, Jasmine and Shintaro
are all excellent choices available at the Bellagio. For
something a little more casual try the
Mon Ami Gabi at Paris which incorporates a view of the
fountains with an authentic Paris outdoor café setting.
For a nice meal with a view of the
city, try out the glittery
Alizé (the French word for trade wind), which offers one of
the best views west of the Mississippi. Or if sharing your view with
hundreds of other lovers fits your concept of romance, you might
enjoy the views from the VooDoo Lounge
& Cafe at the top of the Rio or maybe the ghostbar at
the top of the Palms.
 For
something truly special try the
Top of the World Restaurant where you will enjoy the
spectacular Stratosphere Tower view with dinner. This premium dining
room is a significant part of the 12-story pod atop the tower. As
you dine, the awesome view slowly revolves. The combination of food
and view is peerless. So inspiring is the lofty restaurant, that USA
Today named it one of the 10 best places to pop the question.
Besides eating and looking at nice
views, very few places are more romantic than
Lake Las Vegas, where you can take your sweetie on a moonlit
dinner cruise on the gondolas -- there are even champagne and
chocolate packages available. If you prefer something closer to the
Strip, check out the Gondola Ride at the Venetian. Or if you
visit in the colder months, nothing says "romance" like a
horse-drawn carriage ride through the snow at the
Mount Charleston Lodge.
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Think it can't happen to you? Don't be
so certain. Overbooking flights has become standard practice these
days for most airlines. Also with weather, traffic and technical
delays, your chances of running into a problem are higher than ever.
And with the increased use of smaller regional jets, there are fewer
open seats on alternate flights to absorb displaced passengers. But
before you resign yourself to a spot on the floor, here is some
advice:
One of the easiest things you
personally can do to prevent getting bumped, is to arrive early. On
overbooked flights, the last passengers to check in are among the
first to be bumped. Remember that most airlines require you to be in
the gate area 30 minutes prior to flight time. For those days when
time is most definitely not on your side, call us in advance to let
us know and we will start trying to protect you.
If you're involuntarily
bumped from your flight and the airline can't get you to your
destination within an hour of the original arrival time, be sure to
speak to the airline about compentation.
In all fairness we must inform you
that there are a few exceptions to the bumping rule. For example, if
the airline must substitute a smaller plane for the one it
originally planned to use, the carrier isn't required to compensate
people who are bumped as a result. Compensation also does not apply
to charter flights, or scheduled flights with 60 or fewer
passengers. These rules vary for international flights, even if
they're on US-based carriers.
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Association Unmasks
Top Ten U.S. Candy Destinations!
 1.
Hershey, PA -
Living up to its nickname,
"The Sweetest Place on Earth," people of all ages can delight in the
free samples on a free tour ride at Hershey's Chocolate World.
2. New York, NY - Home to landmarks like the imaginative
and interactive M&M's World, 16-story tall Hershey's Time Square
Store, Jacques Torres Chocolate Café and Dylan's Candy Bar.
3. Orlando, FL - Sunshine and sweets can't be beat!
Indulge in the sweet treats at Downtown Disney's whimsical candy,
ice cream and soda shops, including replica San Francisco's
Ghirardelli Square.
4. San Francisco, CA - Main attractions include
Ghirardelli Square and renowned Scharffen Berger Chocolate Factory.
Also, explore the fruity and fun Jelly Belly Factory or see the
worlds's largest Pez dispenser (yes it really works!)
 5.
Chicago, IL - Home to more than 100 premier candy
manufacturers. Visit
Ethel's Chocolate Lounge, and
don't miss the free treats on The Chicago Chocolate Tour.
6. Los Angeles, CA - Get the star treatment at
Disneyland's Candy Palace, with an extensive assortment of retro
candies. You won't want to miss nearby Godiva Chocolatier, Rocky
Mountain Chocolate Factory and the famous See's Candies factory.
7. Boston, MA - Discover the sweets at the city's
popular Sugar Heaven candy shop, or dip into The Chocolate Dipper
for handmade chocolates packaged in unique Boston themed assortments
like "lobster" and "clam chowder."
8. New Orleans, LA - Enjoy the classic pralines of the
French Quarter and confections from local favorites, including Evans
Creole Candy Factory, Laura's Candy Shop and Aunt Sally's Praline
Shop.
9. Las Vegas, NV - Cash in your chips and enjoy
the sweet side of Vegas. Candy lovers can check out a replica of the
M&M's sponsored #38 NASCAR race car and catch a 3-D movie at M&M's
World, or enjoy fondue for two at landmark Ethel's Chocolate Lounge.
10. Kansas City, MO - Sweet Attractions include Russell
Stover headquarters and Andre's Confiserie Suisse's elegant Andre's
Tearoom.
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No matter the time of year - spring,
summer, fall or winter - there are cruise vacations for every taste and
budget. Of course cruise lines, like most businesses, set their pricing
by supply and demand, so the season you choose will affect the cost of
your cruise vacation. For example, if you book a cruise during the
busiest vacation seasons, which are usually over the holidays and during
early spring and summer, the price will be higher than other times of
year. Conversely, if you book during the slower cruise periods such as in the
fall, late spring and after popular holidays, the price will usually be
lower.
Seasonal Destinations
Some destinations are seasonal for cruise lines. You can cruise to
Alaska and Europe's Baltic region only between May and September;
or to Bermuda between May and October; Panama Canal cruising is offered
between September and April; while Canada and New England cruises are
available Summer through September and October (the peak season for the
region's spectacular fall foliage); lastly, during the winter months
Asia and Oceania trips are offered .
Keep in mind that some of the best Alaska cruising
is during the 'shoulder months' of May and September. If you cruise
during these months, it s advisable to pack extra warm clothing, as the
temperature can fall into the 40s at night and on cooler mornings; high
temperatures are generally in the 50s.
Value Season
During the spring and fall, cruise lines move their ships from one
seasonal port to another in a strategic fleet movement that's called
'repositioning.' Of course, those ships don't move around empty, instead
they embark on a 'repositioning cruise' - a unique, one-way itinerary
that is available only once a year these are often at great value
pricing.
In the end, the best time to cruise is when you are
ready to go. Consider all the factors, plan ahead and plan well. Most of
all, enjoy your cruise vacation, whatever the season.
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