Beautiful downtown Paradise

Las Vegas the city that never sleeps. We flew in last night arriving at a reasonable Las Vegas time. The hotel is beautiful and room is spacious. Our mini bar is fully stocked with some very valuable snacks. Water is $8 a bottle beating any Disney prices, proving that adult playgrounds are more expensive than children's. I can't post pictures from my IPad on blogger - a serious failure. The hotel provided a wheel chair - that was worse for the wear - and afte a few short trips pushing over the carpet Bruce graciously, while reluctantly, rented a scooter. Now he has the power1 I have been amazed at the accomodations by the airport and the hotel for people needing wheel chairs. When we landed in Vegas we were met with a flottila of wheel chairs parked on the ramp waiting for passengers. Our pusher got him up the ramp and into the airport, he waited while we got luggage, helped wrestle it off the carousel and arranged for a mini-van cab. The hotel has a fleet of scooters and wheelchairs. The company events start at 4:30 this afternoon so I am off exploring while sweetie puts his leg up and tries to get the swelling down.