Sentiment analysis: Chi chi chiiiii!!! I love it here!! Many people really dont appreciate this gem because its off strip! But being a local you tend to appreciate these types of casino/hotels! I love that they offer local discounts! Most other places rarely pay homage to the people who actually live in the city of sin but the Rio takes care of us pretty good!! Sure it looks radical with its purple and red lights at night but its really a great place!! They have many things to do if you're old enough. They have a lot of night entertainment such as VooDoo ROOFTOP lounge, and Crown nightclub. They also have different shows you can go see plus a bowling alley for the kids! Rio has many different eateries that you can try but when we go we always go to the Carnival World Buffet, locals get 50% off and even if you're not a local its still inexpensive!! I have a 5 yr old and they dont charge him, so thats nice. I've never stood in the hotel rooms, so maybe one day I can review them! It's a big casino and they have good slots also! They waitresses are also very personable and attentive, unlike other places!! I will def go back and think you should give it a try even if it is off strip!
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Sentiment analysis: We tried to do a club every night and Jet was our first stop the night we arrived. Even though it was a Weds night, it filled up pretty quickly. I think we used one of those VIP passes (our bell/front desk guy gave us a bunch) and bypassed the crowd. We were a party of 4 girls so getting in was easy. Our friends signed up for mailing list and we got free drink cards as well. We went back Monday night and used the Ladies Night passes and again got through the ropes right away. There was a mob but probably because Jet was one of the few opened on Mondays. All 3 rooms were open with house, hip hop and some slowish music in the central room unlike Weds night which only the central room was accessible. I really liked the weds night music though. We went around to all 3 rooms but no one was dancing?! It was around 11pm. It was pretty much a sausage party lining the perimeter of the larger room. My girlfriend and I started dancing and hopped from one room to another and about 1 hour later, the center room started filling up. The 2 smaller rooms took awhile. I guess the DJs were just warming up or the crowd wanted to get sloshed first. Good for "free" fun. We felt safe with all the security guys around even though they were probably guarding the VIP/bottle service booths.
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Sentiment analysis: Cost Plus has been a lifesaver for me during my time here in Las Vegas. I can still remember my first visit well (cue the blurry, squiggly lines and flashback music). My wife and I stepped into the store and were surprised to discover it filled with all sorts of strange knick-knacks, plates, wind chimes, furniture. It was like some sort of Ikea meets a middle eastern bazaar. Ialmost walked straight out in bewilderment, but my wife somehow managed to drag me in and we made it toward the back of the store and discovered the edible goodies from around the world and, most importantly, from Australia. I was absolutely thrilled to discover that Cost Plus carries Australian "Bundaberg Ginger Beer" -- a product and brand ubiquitous in Australia -- complete in its brown glass "stubby" bottles. The label is a little different than what I was used to, featuring a kangaroo, presumably as the most recognisable global signifier screaming "Australia" to Americans, instead of some guy kegging-up brewed drinks, but the taste is the same. Today, my wife (an American convert to the ways of Bundaberg) and I can't drive down Blue Diamond without a stop in to Cost Plus for fresh supplies of Bundaberg. You'll also find Cadbury's chocolate (the real stuff, not the abominable version made by Hershey's that you'll find in supermarket chains), biscuits (that's Commonwealth-speak for "cookies") from around the globe, an assortment of imported wines, international delights such as Vegemite and Marmite, curry sauces, salsas, crackers, and more. What prevents such a treasure trove of great memories from home and new international experiences scoring the perfect five stars? Well, firstly, ninety percent of the store is the aforementioned non-edible odds and ends from around the world. Fine, they are international goods - but stuff like this is imported all the time and I've seen it all before. A plate or some knives and forms, or a chair is the same wherever it's from. The other problem is that Cost Plus, in addition to carrying some wonderful stuff that you just can't find elsewhere, tends to pad its shelves with items that are already generally available in the US at grossly inflated prices. I'm sorry guys, but Patak's Curry Sauces aren't exotic and tough to find anymore. My local supermarket sells them. Darrel Lea Licorice (from my home city of Perth, Australia) at $4.00 a bag is too much to pay when target and Glaziers have it at a fraction of that price. Ok, so perhaps somewhere in the wilds of Wisconsin some of these things aren't generally available, but the store could easily adapt to suit each marketplace, surely? I can accept that while the homegoods dominance of this store is one of their main drives -- something I will have to live with and accept as "just not my bag", but when it comes to the food, I would love to see the available-elsewhere-for-much-less chaff cut out so some more excitingly tough to find goodies can fill the resulting free space.
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positive