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Las Vegas prices squeeze everyday travelers as popular city embraces expensive makeover
Las Vegas is shifting toward luxury, with rising prices for hotels, dining, and events, leading to a decline in visitation and a shift in visitor demographics toward higher-income travelers. Examples include $525+ restaurant menus and $26 minibar water, reflecting a focus on premium spending over volume.
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