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dateCreated	2014-03-24 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Downtown Container Park
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rev:text	Good use of freight containers; quite creative, I must say. But is it too creative at the retailers' expense or possibly their demise? If a shop is making a killing, imagine the sales per square feet (as long as the rent isn't too bad)! That is great! But the shops confined in those containers, although not all, are perhaps at risk of not "making it." The shops selling food and drinks may do well enough, but the boutique shops I'm afraid are so empty of buying customers. The Disney art shop has some nice art to sell but I just see a lot of shoppers, like me, who were just there to look. It's a nice concept. As a consumer, it's a good place to burn an hour or two. But it's not a destination park/shopping center. I can see myself going there to get a drink or grab something light to eat, although I can probably get the same things elsewhere, but definitely not to shop. The place is kid-friendly with a nice tree house and play place in the center, but no kids are allowed after 9:00 PM. Oh, the irony. So why have such a good portion of the real estate for the kids when they only have a limited time. Perhaps it is for the best and safety of the children; this is downtown after all. The performance area is nice. There's even a barbershop behind it. Why it's back there? I do not know, but nice use of old boxcars. And of course, one cannot miss the fire-breathing preying mantis at the park entrance. It's industrial art in an urban setting with its retailers hoping to generate enough sales to stay in business in years to come. I like the art part but the one thing it may have trouble with is staying relevant in this town, never mind making enough money. Even Mayor Oscar Goodman tried so very hard to make Las Vegas a city of art but it just isn't. People don't come to Vegas for art. There's not enough locals to fully support the art aspect alone. Art has struggled in this town. It would be nice to one day have a true art museum in town with different art installations and exhibits on display -- and I am not just talking about art galleries inside the mega hotels. But I realize once again that this is Las Vegas.
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rev:reviewer	Jeremy

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