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Military members and veterans are encouraged to start their summertime fun early this year, courtesy of Forever Resorts’ operations in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. In honor of Military/ Veterans Recognition Day and in collaboration with the National Park Service, Forever Resorts is offering attractive incentives at its six properties on bookings from April 27 through May 4.
The attraction is seeking a live person to become the replacement body – toe tag not required. Those dying for the new role can submit their audition video via The San Francisco Dungeon website. As for what they are looking for in their new corpse, the candidate will ideally be able to lay still for long stretches of time and remain motionless while passing guests stare.
The Underground takes visitors on an uncommonly vivid journey back in time: Situated discreetly in the basement of the Museum, Guests of The Underground are encouraged to ponder the time when consuming alcohol was not only a criminal act, but also bred secret watering holes–some of which became the most glamorous places to be.
To celebrate the grand opening of The Underground Protected by Zappos, its new Prohibition history exhibition, The Mob Museum, The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, announces an Instagram contest to name the distillery’s artisan copper-pot moonshine pot still.
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#ICYMI @lasvegasweekly shared photos of @TheMobMuseum's new exhibit, "Rise of the Cartels: International Drug Trafficking in the Americas."
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“Please scream inside your heart.” Japan’s amusement parks ask visitors to keep it quiet during rides to help prevent the spread of Covid-19. https://on.wsj.com/2ZMyoTW
