Other than the Tiesto concert and the factory outlets, LVME was one of the events / attractions I was most looking forward to on my last Vegas trip. I didn't even mind having to pay exactly $79.90 admission for two people. Perhaps I had the wrong preconception of what the \"experience\" would really be like, but the website itself (which I checked out right before the trip) emphasizes it to be \"interactive,\" which in turn makes me think of \"fun.\" OK well, I don't really consider the presence of only three or four actors in a storyline at the beginning of LVME (or any exhibit, for that matter) as truly interactive. At first it was intriguing because it seemed like it was building up to be some sort of live-action \"whodunit\" ... but next thing I knew, we ended up in a huge museum portion of the \"experience\" which includes mob-related artifacts, pictures and text. OMG. There was so much reading to do. I really didn't want to read or look at everything, but I felt it was necessary to get my money's worth (my friend felt the same way).\n\nQuite frankly, I left the place quite disappointed. As it turns out, LVME is an \"experience\" for those who want to be educated, not entertained. Three stars.
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