BEST OF THE WORST
Biggest Tourist Trap
3799 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Readers may be wagging their fingers at this megacasino because it's just so darn big there are plenty of directions to throw the hard-earned bucks: amusement park, sky-high-priced rock 'n' roll shows, jungle-themed restaurant, high-profile boxing matches, seemingly endless supplies of slot machines, Wolfgang Puck Cafe, etc. Second place goes to the Fremont Street Experience. The attraction is free, but let's face it, it does remind one of a giant mouse "trap." Nine times out of 10 the only way out is through a casino and throngs of one-armed bandits.
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