howie, all you have to do is ask, and i try to please we did not go in as it was late in the afternoon, neither of us has any real gambling interest and i won't go in until i can enter wearing a white tux, saying, "bond, james bond" folks from the ship who did go in said they expected more of an upscale interior, the slots area looked just like our slot floors and the roulette area was very slow playing speed, no report on baccarat but the exterior is a real classic, so is the opera house which is next door, and the hotel paris across the plaza [This attachment has been purged. Older attachments are purged from time to time to conserve disk space. Please feel free to repost your image.]
when I saw the inside in 1970 it was thrilling as AC didn't have casinos yet and I was never to Vegas. I am not much of a gambler either having been inside AC casinos maybe 10 x in the near 30 yrs they have been here and most of that was going to shows and a few bucks in the slots. As you know being on the PD there lets you see the seedy side of things and makes gambling much less glamorous. Well enough babbling on my part. Enjoy the trip and hope to see more excellent shots
