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Singer Wayne Newton is going to open up his Las Vegas estate, Casa de Shenandoah, to visitors. But it's more than just a walk-through the entertainer's house. It will include a museum full of memorabilia from his career and those of his famous friends (like Frank Sinatra); another museum for his collection of classic and exotic cars; a zoo to showcase his animal collection, including several prize-winning Arabian horses; a theater where the singer will perform and where they'll show a documentary about Newton; a gift shop; and a Wayne Newton themed car wash. Yes, a car wash. Don't ask quesitons, just accept it and move on.
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Where Is It Located? |
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Near the intersection of Sunset and Pecos roads, about six miles southeast of The Strip.
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Is It Worth The Cost? |
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Pricing has not been determined yet but I would not expect this to be cheap - I'm guessing it will be in the $20-30 range. Now that we have lost the Liberace Museum, this could be one of the few classic Las Vegas experiences left so it might just be worth the money.
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What Else Do I Need To Know?
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There is no official opening date yet, but it is expected to be in early 2012. I'll have a full review once the attraction is open for business
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What's The Bottom Line?
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Mr. Las Vegas indeed!
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