Popular Vegas Souvenirs

queen of hearts · #1 06-27-2011, 10:07 PM

When your in Vegas it is always a good idea to bring back a souvenir or two plus maybe a few for friends and family.

Here are some of the more popular souvenirs that are purchased in Vegas.

1. Coffee cups, shot glasses and martini glasses.

2. Playing cards, casino chips and dice.

3. Purses and wallets.

4. Teddy Bears and travel bags.

5. Photo albums and personalized photos.

6. Board games and golf balls.

7. Trinket boxes and snow globes

and a whole lot more. These are some of the most popular souvenirs that are bought every year in Vegas. Have any of you collected anything like these or did you prefer something else?

vegasrocks · #2 06-28-2011, 01:01 AM

I would personally insist on receiving souvenirs from Las Vegas lol!

I have no doubt that the souvenir options are pretty much endless in Las Vegas. All different things with all different price ranges.

IluvVegas · #3 06-28-2011, 02:37 PM

Yea, the options for souveniers inVegas are endless. My problem is that with the extended famil we have there is no way I could get souveniers for everyone.

So in a case like that, I only buy for those who ask. But, if I ever won big, I would buy for all and mail them home.

River · #4 09-03-2011, 01:15 AM

I'm not a big souvenir lover, but on my last (and only

) trip to Vegas, i brought back a big red and
glittery cowboy hat (Las Vegas style), and one of those neck-pillows with "Las Vegas" written on it.
I'm planning to bring them both with me on my next trip to Las Vegas!

So if you see someone walking around with a hat like this:

Check if it's me! (code word: "neck-pillow")

Markeye · #5 02-22-2012, 12:11 PM

Well
In this year i will go their,
Its a great place.
Thanks.

IluvVegas · #6 02-23-2012, 12:16 AM

Hello there markeye and welcome to the forum, we are glad to have you with us.

If you do get a chance to go to Vegas, by all means go. Ive been there several times and cant wait to go back again. Theres so much to do and see there and so many slot machines to play.

I could spend a year there and not see everything I want to see or do.

VegasLuvsMe · #7 02-23-2012, 02:29 PM

Yes, welcome markeye!

You have a point IluvVegas, about staying in the Las Vegas area for a year and still not being able to see everything you would like to see (and a lot of photographs as well).

Don't forget about the small fortune you would need to have to stay in Vegas for a year.

IluvVegas · #8 02-24-2012, 01:02 AM

Well you brought up a good point there, the small fortune it would take to stay in Vegas for a year.

Who knows, perhaps a bunch of us could get together and rent a house out there for a year, and then we could do all the touring we wanted to and wouldnt cost any one person a lot of money.

Its worth the thought, cause I sure have a lot of things out there that I still want to see.

VegasLuvsMe · #9 02-29-2012, 01:52 PM

I have family that live just a few hours drive from Las Vegas, in AZ...

Maybe I could hit-them-up for a place to stay and see the sites that way.
I'm sure I'd have to drive around or through the Grand Canyon on my way to Vegas, and get some pictures during my drive.

It's just a thought though. It takes a lot of money just to travel these days, from the east coast to the west, especially by car.

IluvVegas · #10 02-29-2012, 02:43 PM

Well, we could become road bums. Drive till we run out of money, stop and work till we get more and then continue our trip. I figure it might take 6 months at that rate to get there. Lol But, doing it this way could also be quite an experience.

Id love to take another road trip to Vegas. Id drop down so I could go through New Mexico on the way. Just love it down there and theres so much there to see too.