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Las Vegas is a great and affordable location to travel to. Whether you like thrills, shopping, art, ambiance, scenery, food, architecture or just curious to see what Las Vegas has to offer, there is plenty to see. The beauty of Las Vegas is that it is ever-changing.
One of the newest updates in Las Vegas is that many hotels are charging to park in the self-parking structures. If you are staying in a hotel that charges for self-parking, you will be charged $8 per day. There are still hotels that are free. To save some money on the trip, there are many free trams that connect you to different hotels and can leave you closer to other hotels, that way you don't have to worry about parking fees. A tram connects Monte Carlo, Crystal, and Bellagio. The benefit of this connection is that you can exit Bellagio and cross the street to Planet Hollywood and Paris.  A tram also connects Mirage and Treasure Island. Riding the tram systems can make walking through the strip much easier and entertaining.
Also new in Las Vegas is the T-Mobile Arena in between New York New York and Monte Carlo. The arena opened on April 6, 2016. It is a multi-use indoor arena that will have music performances, sporting events, Cirque du Soleil Toruk, and informative presentations.
If you are a fan of Marvel and Transformers there are new exhibits in Treasure Island. The new Marvel Avenger store is the biggest in the world and includes an interactive exhibit. You will have the opportunity to not only purchase exclusive merchandise but also take green screen pictures as different Avengers, operate Iron Man's suit and you will be able to use the Iron Man suit in a virtual experience. You will be able to see the Avengers operational equipment like Captain America's suit and shield. You are also able to play with Transformers as a Transformer.
There are plenty of new things to see in Las Vegas.
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