Finally, something different from what I'm used to! I've been visiting Las Vegas since the 90's (the days when LV catered to children with wet 'n' wild water park, almost every casino had arcades and amusement parks) and I have lived here long enough to not wander the Strip unless friends or family are in town. The Cosmopolitan just may change that. \n\nDECOR: From the outside, she makes you wonder \"What's in there?\" and once you make your way to the parking/ Valet area, you're kind of distracted with all the details that the other casinos lack in the parking garage. Lights, crystals,... Not such a good idea for dumb drivers as we experienced... WATCH THE ROAD DUMMY. \n\nAfter speaking to one of the employees, the rumors are true, the valet parking area is like that of the one that you'd find if you google the word's \"Volkswagen parking garage\", robotic platforms and compact spaces. With a 4\" clearance on the top, bottom and sides, oooweee, you better bet that those Valet employees are trained! The person I spoke to said that their Valet can accommodate up to 1,400+ cars, so to not turn any guest away. Holler. \n\nThe self parking garage, as you can see from some of the photos, each floor painted with a different theme. We took our time looking for a parking spot because 1. we wanted to checkout the wall art, and 2. It was so damn busy since they just had their Grand Opening the day prior and people just did not know how to drive, le sigh. \n\nThere's a huge chandelier that covers 3 or 4 floors of the center bar. Random areas of unique chairs, sofas and a pool table in the center of the third (?) floor. Restaurants and mall areas have many unique pieces of art, decor and things that you just have not ever been able to see at any other casino. \n\nGAMBLER'S POINT OF VIEW: I did not see a sports book. Weird... or just enjoyed a few too many cocktails and didn't notice, LOL. \n\nI am not much of a gambler, $20 and I am done, but I had to give this place a try. Towards the front of the casino, they have themed gambling areas. Dealers are dressed different from pit to pit (some burlesque type outfits, some, collared shirts) even the bars are decorated different from one another. \n\nAlthough you'll never see me wait hours on end to enter a nightclub, I'd like to check it out... Promoters, where you at?? \n\nI'd love to check out the rooms and pool, perhaps a summer staycation :)