laser show still going strong overheadĪfter dinner by merely heading outside, we were able to catch the Fremont Street Experience–a laser light show accompanied by rock music. Grotto’s Italian cuisine was quality fare and the service attentive. Our order of the Calamari Toto appetizer and Penne Con Camberi Al Limone and Rotisserie Chicken main dishes, a beer, a glass of wine, a virgin Pina Colada, and a child’s portion of lasagna ran us about $100, including the tip. Sitting up seemed to be the key.īecause the pool closes at 8 p.m., we had an hour of swimming right after we checked in and before dinner.įor dinner, instead of opting to head to a cheap buffet along Fremont St., the main walking area of downtown where Golden Nugget is located, we ate at Grotto, one of the hotel’s eight restaurants. I never mastered the slow down, but was satisfied with fuzzy shapes as I sped through. Some people figured out techniques to slow down enough for a better look.
The slide was the circular type that followed through on it’s promise of a zippy ride from three stories up that included a quick trip through the tank where not blinking helped bring the swimming fish into view. The pool won our son’s heart immediately. The Golden Nugget pool’s fish tank at night
