When going to Las Vegas, ride the rides from places like New York, New York, and the

stratosphere, gamble away your money in a drunken state on a handful of poker chips, or take

a complete stranger back to your expensive hotel room.

Perhaps you prefer a magic show?

Cirque du Soleil, David Copperfield.

I'd suggest this option for you on a first-night in Sun City.

Real magic is to be found in Vegas, but not on the strip.

After a true experience that will make you believe in the realm of magic, you have to

seek out master illusionist Mephisto Centurion.

To see his astounding performance drive off the Las Vegas strip past the airport, keep going

until you reach the desert.

But be sure you make this journey after midnight.

Mephisto's act is only to entertain the nightlife.

Once it seems like you made a wrong turn, stop your car, get out, peer across the night

desert.

You won't see anything at first, but then a hotel shrouded in darkness will catch your

eye.

Leave your vehicle and approach the hotel in the distance.

You'll notice that no lights are on in this hotel.

Don't be fooled.

It's plenty occupied.

Walk up to the hotel's entrance, knock on the glass doors, no will swing open.

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