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#1. In 2018, what was the Stratosphere renamed?
#2. Is the High Roller observation wheel 10 feet taller than the replica of the Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas?
#3. The Fontainebleau was built on the site of what former Las Vegas hotel and casino?
#4. Resorts World was built on the site of what former Las Vegas hotel and casino?
#5. When Steve Wynn built the Bellagio in Las Vegas, did he pay the 3,820 residents of Bellagio, Italy $1,700 each to use the name?
#6. On November 21, 1980, was the MGM Grand (now Horseshoe Las Vegas) the site of one of the worst high-rise fires in United States history, in which 85 people died?
#7. The capital of the state of Nevada is in what city?
#8. What Las Vegas casino has a large outdoor memorial/monument for Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel next to their wedding chapel?
#9. Is the "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign located within the City of Las Vegas?
#10. In June 2020, when Las Vegas casinos were allowed to reopen after the Covid shutdown, did several require a temperature check to enter?
#11. What is the official name of the pirate themed casino on the Las Vegas Strip?
#12. In 1962, Patsy Cline performed in Las Vegas at The Mint casino for five weeks, three months before her tragic death. How did she die?
#13. Under the High Roller observation wheel in Las Vegas do they have the "Little Roller" for kids under age 10?
#14. Is Fremont Street in Las Vegas named for the coordinator of the "Sacramento River massacre" John C. Frémont that killed 125 to 900 Wintu people in 1846?
#15. In 2021, when Resorts World Las Vegas opened was each cocktail waitress given a gold necklace of their name instead of a traditional badge?
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