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Best Places to see Sports in Las Vegas
Let's face it, you can pull those slot levers only too long
before you start getting a sore arm. And as hypnotic as Cirque
de Soleil may be, there is going to come a time when you just
need to get away from the glitz and glamour and expend some
sweat. So, what are the best sports spots in Vegas?
If your idea of a sport concludes with the disappearance of a
dimpled spherical object into a buried canister then pack your
clubs and head straight for the Angel Park Golf Club on Rampart
Blvd. With not one but two 18 hole courses, a short course and a
top notch putting facility, it's no wonder that Angel Park has
consistently ranked as the best place in town to pretend you're
Tiger Woods.
If you like to play with bigger balls, then try stroking them
into the pockets at Pink E's Fun Food & Spirits on Flamingo
Road. Here you can play pool 24 hours a day should you please,
as well as dance and dine. And if you stop by at midnight on
Mondays you can even enjoy a wet T-shirt contest, too! Sure, it
may not qualify as a sport yet, but it's a bigger spectator
event in America than soccer.
For those who carry around really big balls, the best place to
bring them out has to be the Orleans Bowling Center on Tropicana
Avenue. With 70 lanes, you shouldn't have terribly much
difficulty in getting onto the wax without a long wait. And if
you do find a waiting line, then head over to the Santa Fe
Station on Rancho Drive with its bargain rates. Either place is
a great way to get out some frustrations.
Of course, one man's frustration is another man's nagging
little
bother. If you are genuinely interested in safely working
off some tension while engaging in a little action movie
fantasizing, then maybe you should take a visit to the American
Gun Club. Located on Arville Street, the club has two indoor
pistol shooting facilities at 25 and 50 yards and a 50 yard
rifle range. It's a great place to either relieve anxiety or
make believe you are one of the gangsters who ruled Vegas.
Do you suppose Bugsy Siegel ever rode a skateboard? Nah,
probably not. Okay, so you can't really pretend to be a gangster
at the Desert Breeze Park, but let your imagination soar as you
pretend you are Tony Hawk taming the ramps, walls and bars. If
you like your workouts minus the risk of fractured tibias and
femurs, then check out one of the many gyms scattered across the
town. Either 24 Hour Fitness or Las Vegas Athletic Clubs are
available at multiple locations and both offer fully stocked,
high-tech gym equipment along with tracks and pools.
Of course, if you're really wanting to swim, there is only one
place in all of Vegas that you must go: Mandalay Bay. This
manmade beach features over ten acres of sand, three pools and a
lazy river ride. It's the next best thing to actually going to
Lake Mead.
About the author:
Bob writes for GoAllOut.com - providing Cheap Las Vegas Hotels
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