Posts Tagged Sporting Events, Page 2

Grab a group of your friends. Make a few bets. Find some seats. Order a few beers. Now you are set for long day of watching football and cheering at the television at the top of your lungs. Don’t worry about someone asking you to keep it down or mocking you for trying to dictate the outcome of the game. In Las Vegas watching football is allowed any way you like to do it.

Go ahead, wear your lucky socks, drink beer with only your left hand and breathe out of your nose during all punt returns. I know, they will help your team win.

A Skybox at the Superdome? That would be the best place anywhere to watch this year’s Super Bowl on Feb. 3. But if you can’t make it there, or another seat inside the Superdome, the second best place in the world has got to be one of the many amazing sportsbooks and sports bars on the Las Vegas Strip.

All right pigskin fans!  Thanksgiving is just days away and if you are coming to Las Vegas and want to watch the Thanksgiving day football action, Galavantier.com is going to point out a few key spots to get your eat and drink on prior to the traditional Thanksgiving feast!

First the games:

9:30 a.m. PST – Houston Texans vs. Detroit Lions

That’s right, Professional Bull Riders are back in town for the 2012 PBR Built Ford Tough World Finals on Oct. 24-28 at the Thomas & Mack Center.  This marks the 19^th year for PBR in Las Vegas and the Bull riding action begins at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday and at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday. Tickets are available at the Thomas & Mack Center box office at (866) PBR-SHOW.

Besides the Bull riding, there is plenty to do if you and be a part of the action if you are coming to Las Vegas!

Football season is in full stride and this is the busiest time of the year at Las Vegas sportsbooks. Besides wagering on the games, the sportsbooks are great place for watching the games. The camaraderie found in the sportsbook is rarely found anywhere else whether the guy next to you is a fan of the same team or not.

Sportsbooks can be the best bargain in the casino since you don't have to spend money to watch the games. With that being said, you'll want to arrive early before the games to secure seating.

Here are some of the best sportsbooks for you to watch the games:

As seen on FOX 5 Las Vegas MORE today, Galavantier.com travel expert Zeke Quezada shared his fall football and other sporting events to consider attending.  Please read below for Zeke’s picks.

College Football provided quite the Labor Day Weekend for many Americans and this Sunday is week one of the NFL season which means for the next 20+ weeks if you are going to be in Las Vegas on a weekend you need to know where to watch all the action.

This weekend March Madness culminates with the Final Four in New Orleans and if you don’t find yourself down in the Big Easy but rather here in Sin City, we’ve got you covered on just where you best bets to catch all the college basketball action.  The two semi-final games are Saturday afternoon, March 31 with the finals on Monday, April 2.

If you’ve ever seen the movie, Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and said to yourself, “I want to do that,” now you can thanks to U-Drift Las Vegas.  Out at Las Vegas Motor Speedway bring your own car (you must pass their technical inspection) or rent one from the pros as you set out on an adrenaline filled afternoon of drifting on over 200,000 square feet of asphalt.

It’s Friday, the temperature is unseasonably warm in Las Vegas and what better way to enjoy the nice weather and sunshine than ripping it up on over 15,000 acres of Las Vegas desert with Sun Buggy Adventures.  Your wild ride dubbed the Mini-Baja Chase will have you traversing the wide open Nevada landscape as you zoom across dunes, gravel and hard pack, through valleys, over hills and into creek beds.  And when someone asks you about your experience, you’re response is easy, “just another day in