[goatforce5]

I visited Vegas for the first time this year and I enjoyed it way more than I thought I would.

I was surprised to learn that, despite its reputation as a party city, it isn't technically legal to consume cannabis on the Strip. I guess it's in the interests of MGM and Caesars to keep the alcohol flowing, and all of the profit that comes from that.

[bluedino]

Technically? It's all you can smell when you're in that stretch between Linq and Flamingo

[cmcaleer]

Technically is the correct term to use here. It's de jure illegal but de facto fine.

[goatforce5]

While all that is true, I try to avoid breaking the law when visiting foreign countries. I wouldn't want to make future travel unnecessarily complicated.

[junar]

If you're not a US citizen, abstaining sounds wise.

> while laws governing marijuana in individual U.S. states and other nations may change, CBP will continue to enforce U.S. Federal Law, which prohibits the possession of marijuana ...

> Aliens must overcome all grounds of inadmissibility, including admissions of past violations of controlled substance law. Possession and/or admission to the use of marijuana by an alien may result in the refusal of admission.

https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/202...

[nemo44x]

> I visited Vegas for the first time this year and I enjoyed it way more than I thought I would.

I always felt this would be a great tagline for the Las Vegas tourism commission. Use it to advertise in places that people that maybe wouldn't think of going to Las Vegas tend to be. I felt the same way the first time I went. The place is just amazing and unique.

"Las Vegas - you'll enjoy it more than you think"

[anjel]

MJ should translate to an increase in gaming previous for various cognitive reasons.