I'll be in Tucson and Phoenix for the next couple of weeks. I noticed
the inventories in the Database on many of the Arizona casinos are
old.
Does anyone have a new information on the Tucson and Phoenix area
casinos? Does Fort McDowell still have NSUD?
I'm thinking of staying one night at Harrahs in Phoenix. I mostly play
quarter machines.
Thanks,
I don't think the inventories have changed much since they were so poor
anyway.
Keep in mind that Harrahs Ak Chin is about 25 miles south of Phoenix
near the city of Maricopa. And there may be photo-radar between
Maricopa and Phoenix.
Dennis
vp-connoisseur
I'll be in Tucson and Phoenix for the next couple of weeks. I noticed
the inventories in the Database on many of the Arizona casinos are
old.Does anyone have a new information on the Tucson and Phoenix area
casinos? Does Fort McDowell still have NSUD?I'm thinking of staying one night at Harrahs in Phoenix. I mostly play
quarter machines.Thanks,
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Not on state-maintained highways or freeways, except for the 101 and north
I-17.
On 1/18/08, Cielaszyk <cacti-az@cox.net> wrote:
I don't think the inventories have changed much since they were so poor
anyway.Keep in mind that Harrahs Ak Chin is about 25 miles south of Phoenix
near the city of Maricopa. And there may be photo-radar between
Maricopa and Phoenix.Dennis
vp-connoisseur>I'll be in Tucson and Phoenix for the next couple of weeks. I noticed
>the inventories in the Database on many of the Arizona casinos are
>old.
>
>Does anyone have a new information on the Tucson and Phoenix area
>casinos? Does Fort McDowell still have NSUD?
>
>I'm thinking of staying one night at Harrahs in Phoenix. I mostly play
>quarter machines.
>
>Thanks,
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Jason wrote regarding AZ photo radar:
Not on state-maintained highways or freeways, except for the 101 and north
I-17.
Read the article from the East Valley Tribune, Nov 15, 2007:
http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/102082
Photo radar starts clicking on Arizona highways
DPS officials said they would not reveal the locations where the Ford
Escapes were dispatched, but Vanderpool said the vehicles would be
placed in areas with high rates of collisions.He did announce that one of the inaugural assignments would be along
state Route 347, the dangerous road connecting Interstate 10 with the
Pinal County town of Maricopa.Vanderpool said he hopes to have 20 photo radar vehicles on duty
across the state, including three or four in the Valley and one in
every highway patrol district.
Dennis
vp-connoisseur
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My apologies. AZ was not as much of a police state when I left it just on
short year ago.
On Jan 18, 2008 9:41 PM, Cielaszyk <cacti-az@cox.net> wrote:
Jason wrote regarding AZ photo radar:
>Not on state-maintained highways or freeways, except for the 101 and
north
>I-17.
>Read the article from the East Valley Tribune, Nov 15, 2007:
http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/102082
>
> Photo radar starts clicking on Arizona highways
>
> DPS officials said they would not reveal the locations where the Ford
> Escapes were dispatched, but Vanderpool said the vehicles would be
> placed in areas with high rates of collisions.
>
> He did announce that one of the inaugural assignments would be along
> state Route 347, the dangerous road connecting Interstate 10 with the
> Pinal County town of Maricopa.
>
> Vanderpool said he hopes to have 20 photo radar vehicles on duty
> across the state, including three or four in the Valley and one in
> every highway patrol district.Dennis
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We liked Casino Del Sol in Tucson. Good VP including NSUD and SA up to
50 cents. Food was good there too. We visited there last spring,
2007. They do have a casino monitor, so I expect the database is
correct.