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| - Yes, we hit all 7 buffets within a 24-hour period! We can't say we ate full meals at each, and we can't say we really enjoyed the last few buffets. But we did it, and we brag about it on a regular basis.
First, a note... my husband and I do not have an eating problem. We only intended to hit 3 or 4 buffets. You can get your money's worth doing that. But once we got a couple under our belt, then it became a pride thing to complete the challenge. So here's how we did it.
#1 - Caesar's
We started with lunch on Friday. The food and the atmosphere is great here. But considering the size of Caesar's, I was surprised by how small the buffet is. It seems they go for quality over quantity, which is not always my preference. There was a line to get in, so keep that in mind when planning.
#2 - Harrah's
We were walking by the casino, and there was no line. So we went in to check out the options and ended up getting a second dessert. There's not a lot of buffets where cotton candy is available.. it was a nice, light treat.
#3 - Imperial Palace
It's an older property, and the buffet is not much more than a small cafeteria. We got a quick salad, and moved right along.
#4 - Flamingo
I did another dessert here. Don't judge... I'm a sucker for a chocolate fountain! And if you're walking the Strip, the Flamingo is right next to the Imperial Palace. So it was easier to get some chocolate and then go to dinner, rather than back-track.
#5 - Paris
We had a nice dinner here. Again, there was a line to get in. But since we had already hit 4 buffets during the afternoon hours, having some extra time to digest didn't bother me. There's some nicer high-end items at the Paris, but with a higher quantity than Caesar's. So it was one of the best of the bunch.
#6 - Rio
We didn't wake up hungry on Saturday, but the Rio Carnival buffet has always been one of my favorites. And on weekend mornings, mimosas are included. So knowing the hard part was over, we gathered up what was left of our appetites and headed back towards the Strip. We would have had a nice leisurely breakfast, if we didn't have to keep an eye on the clock. But there was one more stop....
# 7 - Planet Hollywood
In retrospect, I wish we had done this one earlier. I had never been before, and I think I would have enjoyed it more if I hadn't stuffed myself over the past 23 hours. There are some great international items, including fresh made naan. Unfortunately, I only had a few bites before I told my husband it was time to go home and nap.
A final note... your 24 hours start when you purchase the first buffet. The time will be noted on your receipt. If you're in line when your time is up, too bad. There are generally lines at Caesar's, Paris, Rio and Planet Hollywood... some of them can be up to an hour, if you go at a peak time. So keep that in mind, if you want to hit all 7.
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