In Las Vegas, a spirit tends to mean a “strong distilled liquor.” Important distinction.<\/p>\n 2. Stocking Stuffer<\/strong><\/p>\n Innocent Christmas traditions often lose their innocence in Sin City. In this instance, it’s not that kind of stocking.<\/p>\n 3. Donning Gay Apparel<\/strong><\/p>\n “RuPaul’s Drag Race Live Las Vegas” runs at Flamingo and nobody’s ever not had a blast at a drag show.<\/p>\n 4. Jingle Bells<\/strong><\/p>\n Bells were one of the earliest slot machine symbols, and in Las Vegas, that jingle is the sweet sound of coins hitting the hopper.<\/p>\n 5. Holly<\/strong><\/p>\n Elsewhere in the world, people hear “holly” and think Christmas. In Las Vegas, we think of Holly Madison, former star of “The Girls Next Door,” “Holly’s World” and “Peepshow” at Planet Hollywood. Holly’s still making headlines<\/a>.<\/p>\n 6. Frosty<\/strong><\/p>\n It rarely snows in Las Vegas, so when we hear “Frosty,” we don’t think of snowpersons, we think of cold brews.<\/p>\n 7. Yule Logs<\/strong><\/p>\n If you’re in the Las Vegas state of mind, this is what leaps to mind when you hear “yule logs.” The Chippendales!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.casino.org\/vitalvegas\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/festive_cocktail.jpg\")
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