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Output: As always, a fine establishment to stay and play at. Is it overkill to have all the lights, electronics, and curtains controlled by a touch pad? Hell no if I'm paying $160 a night. After 3 previous stays this was our first time using the pools. If you want to secure a seat, make sure you get there early because it fills up fast. Only flaw was that the pools were very shallow. The Aria, Wynn, Mandalay Bay, and Rio are our go to places to stay when in Vegas but unfortunately we can't always stay at The Aria due to budget constraints. The only knock on this place is their crappy buffet. We had a $100 food voucher and decided to go there for dinner. Had we actually had to pay for that buffet, I would have been a one ticked off Asian. The establishment resembled a IKEA with the decor and there were barely any options if you compared this place like The M Resort, Ceasars Palace, Cosmopolitan, and Bellagio. Fail there but this resort still gets 5 stars.

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Output: A gem of a theater on Queens, who knew? Once you find it (you may miss it the first drive by), parking can be a slight issue. The cement lot next to the building (up a fairly decent hill) is small and fills up fast, but apparently you can park right on Queens or at some of the businesses around the corner (since most of the shows are after work hours/during the weekend). You walk in and the ticket booth is straight ahead, I believe it opens 1 hour before each show time. Then, there is an area filled with couches, cafe tables and chairs, and a concession stand. Popcorn ($2), candies, water, soda, beer and wine are available. I didn't catch the price on the glasses of wine but they were definitely nice sized pours. Food/beverages are allowed in the theater. The theater is small, only holds about 220, and all the seats are considered orchestra. (no balcony, no mezzanine, just one floor) The ushers open the doors about 20 minutes before showtime, giving them plenty of time to help you find your seat (which can be a little confusing on your first visit since the seats are lettered and numbered identically on both sides of the theater, but with the added designation of either Orchestra Left or Orchestra Right... sometimes there is some seat swapping involved) The night I was there a large group arrived right at curtain and they actually started the play a little late to accommodate them. (That was definitely a first for me) But this is a very laid back theater, community and volunteer driven, who want you and your children to enjoy the show as much as possible. I don't know if this happens at every show, but the cast came out after and mingled with the guests, and that was definitely an nice bonus. I look forward to visiting Theatre Charlotte again!

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Output: The worst cleaners ever. Moronic and rude women. My comforter was due on tuesday. I go in on wednesday and they tell me to drive to their other store to look into it since they weren't answering the phone. No, I won't. Called late wednesday and they say maybe it will be done on friday... Never again.

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Solid choice for AYCE sushi! Not quite my favorite, but it will be in my sushi rotation now! What makes or breaks this spot for you, is whether you like their "twists" on sushi. All my nigiri had sauces on them. I am used to plain fish/rice, maybe a little lemon or wasabi hiding in there, but they used sauces. I liked MOST of the combinations...others didn't do much for me and wished they were plain. (I hear you can just request without the sauces though). The most important thing though, the fish tasted fresh and the service was good, although I went dry a few times on the drinks. The food comes fast, and empty plates disappear quickly. You have to try the tuna carpaccio, the tostada, and they other apps. Those were probably the highlight of the night for myself. A nice change from the norm....although they do limit you to 1PP. This place is very small though. We came around 11pm on a Tuesday night, and we still had to wait 30min for a table. Be prepared to wait, no matter what time you show up. This wasn't a big deal for me, since I never mind waiting for something "worth" waiting for... And they also seem to skimp out on the desserts. They have it clearly written, one dessert per person....this isn't a big deal for me personally, but a lot of my friends go crazy with the AYCE mochi and tempura icecream found in other places. Last thing, order the tempura icecream for dessert! Yes, you will have to pay an additional $4-5 since it is not included....but it is worth it! Not only is the portion size huge, but they make it out of strawberry icecream so it is super sweet, and very good. So even though it has some faults, there were plenty of good things to outshine and pull out the 5 star in my book. Go for it!