Living Las Vegas Nights — Sunday/Day One — The Paris Hotel & Casino — Post-Coronavirus Las Vegas — April 2023

Is it any wonder why the Paris Hotel & Casino is your primary ‘Go To’ pit-stop. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here at The Paris, then you’re not likely to find It anywhere further up the Vegas Strip. Make a left turn at the main entrance and you are at Le Cabaret. In the past, and before the deadly emergence of the Coronavirus Global Pandemic, the two local Arthur Murray dance schools would routinely encourage their top ballroom and nightclub dancers to ‘Burn The Floor’ at Le Cabaret. And routinely you could spend the entire night dancing Swing, Cha-Cha, and the Hustle with one or more of their top female students. But that was before the Coronavirus Global Pandemic. Le Cabaret has been Dark since March of 2020 and the local Arthur Murray dance students don’t turn out anymore. 😒 And if the local dance schools aren’t holding Court at Le Cabaret, then you shouldn’t expect to find much action going on at Napoleon’s Lounge at the far end of the Paris Hotel campus. So if there’s no action at The Paris, then you shouldn’t expect to find much action at Gilley’s Saloon at Treasure Island, or at Señor Frog’s.

 

So you should find a good spot at the bar at Vanderpump Paris, have a few exotic cocktails, and head back to your hotel room. The Mayfair Supper Club at the Bellagio is closed on Sundays so you won’t find any action going on there either. 😕

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