Season
Season 9 Episode
- Season 9 I Rented a Korean Hanok House
- Season 9 The Florence Experience: Peak Renaissance Italy
- Season 9 The Rome Experience: Pizza & History Hunt
- Season 9 The Wyoming Experience: America's Wild West
- Season 9 The New Orleans Experience: Beers, Goths & Alligators
- Season 9 The New Orleans Experience II: Antiques & Absinthe
- Season 9 The Las Vegas Experience: 48 Hours in Sin City
- Season 9 The Venice Experience: How Venetians Built an Empire
- Season 9 Vietnam Hotel Hunt: Pork O'Clock Sidequest
- Season 9 $1000 Luxury Vietnam Cruise
- Season 9 I Rented a Floating Home in Vietnam
- Season 9 $100 Seaplane Vietnam: Ha Long Bay
- Season 9 Cobra Gongo & Street Food Hunt Hanoi
- Season 9 $200 Shopping Challenge: Saigon Market Hunt
- Season 9 $400 Shopping Challenge: Saigon Market Hunt II
- Season 9 $90 Korean BBQ Saigon Vietnam
- Season 9 Vietnam's Venetian Village: Life in a Floating House
- Season 9 $1000 Antiques Hunt: Hanoi Shopping Spree
- Season 9 $300 Luxury Cabin Sa Pa Mountains
- Season 9 I Stayed in a Hmong Village Sa Pa Mountains
- Season 9 Hmong Village BBQ Sa Pa Mountains
- Season 9 Vietnam's English Speaking Mountain Enclave
Harald Baldr - Season 9 Episode 7 The Las Vegas Experience: 48 Hours in Sin City
0.00 40 minutes USA, LAS VEGAS: Every time I've visited Las Vegas I ended up staying on The Strip where most of the mega hotels like The Cosmopolitan and Caesar's Palace are located. My hotel of choice have usually been Treasure Island as it's the budget friendlier option. Despite staying on The Strip, I always ended up spending most of my time in the downtown Las Vegas area known as The Freemont Experience. I like the blackjack tables there better and also the entire street has an awesome vibe with tons of characters.
This time I therefore decided to stay in the downtown area so I didn't have to waste time and money on taxis back and forth there everyday. Some of the hotels in downtown Las Vegas are 80 years old as this is where this city truly began. A couple of years ago a new hotel sprang up called Circa. I've played blackjack in there before and it looked like a nice and modern hotel so I decided to give it a go.
