Wynn's entry fee

when did they start charging to get in? when i was there in august it was free... you just had to sign in and give your name and adress.

-Thomas

 

http://70.85.40.84/~ferrari/forum/showthread.php?t=60427

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If you have Ferrari Keys or a Vin# as Roland points out, it's free.
Otherwise fork out $10.

 

According to Ryan, an FCA membership card should do the trick, too.

 

Or with your other friend ....
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i saw that thread, however it was started in may... i went in august... they may have started charging again but they definately werent when i was there and i had no keys or vin# (as much as i wish i did lol)

i realize that ^ came out pretty rough but i did not mean it to offend anyone... or to be rude.

-Thomas

 

When I visited LA for a week in Aug 2005 I drove up to Las Vegas for a night and went in to the Wynn Hotel at the Ferrari Dealership for free to view the cars.
EDIT: Also I remember a White TR for sale on my left as a I walked in.

 

That's true. The fee was suspended during the summer, but is definitely back on now.

Since its purpose is largely to control dealership traffic, I suspect it may be on and off on a seasonal basis. But I think it will be on the majority of the time.

 

One of my buddies from back home was just there about a week ago after staying away from Vegas for years. At the dealership they asked for an entry fee to view the cars. His reply was, "Why should I pay you to see your cars when I can go view my Ferrari’s in my own garage." He could not believe how expensive Vegas has become and the lack of service he received for the money he spent. He kept saying Vegas just isn't the same Vegas he remembered.

 

I just got back from staying at the Wynn. Beautiful rooms. There are no cheap buffets in Vegas anymore but there is a lot of really good food. Some of the best chefs in the country are there. I think the changes are for the better.

They'll now let you in to the dealership if you have a key, insurance card, membership card for the Ferrari club or registration.

 

I was there 2 weeks ago & there was no way I was paying $10's to see the cars. There was a shop/car dealer in Caesars Palace that had a nice collection of cars for sale.

 

I went in last night (just showed my keys) and I was all set.

Quite a nice collection, I enjoyed seeing the service bay. You could eat off the floor!