You'd need
at least a dozen honeymoons to begin to discover the wonders of Las Vegas.
Every few months, another marvel of architecture and neon has set a new
size and glitz record.
The
building frenzy means that hotels that would set the standard anywhere
else are endangered here, especially if they're taking up valuable space
on the Strip. The Hacienda, for example, closed its doors November 30,
and it's been sentenced to death by implosion on New Year's Eve. It won't
be mourned for long. A bigger, better hotel will be built on the same
spot. It should be done in time for your next honeymoon!
Honeymoon
in Vegas
