Saw Jerry Seinfeld there last night. Awesome place overall, except the main casino (center of the general public space) allows smoking. They have non-smoking slot-machine rooms, but of no interest to me, since I don't gamble. The restaurants are far enough away to escape the smoke. Buffet was incredible. Auditorium acoustics were fine for a talk show, but it seems well-engineered to handle music. We were in the last row of nosebleed seats, spent more time watching the big screens than the actual performer. Egress from the top level was slow, because people leaving the lower levels blocked up every escalator and stairwell. I'd hate to be up there and in need of a fire exit! Cheapest rooms last night were $499, so we stayed at a cheap Ramada Inn across town. On non-event weeknights in the off season (June), there are rooms for $199, for which we might go back. Cool music memorabilia (guitars, costumes, photos) on every corner.