Vegas Passport, Power Pass, or nothing?

Through my travel agent, they are offering a ';Vegas Passport'; that gives exclusive access to nightclubs, VIP no wait lines, and drink specials and a ';Power Pass Las Vegas'; which gives admission fee and restaurant discounts. Does anyone have info on either of these? Are they worth it? Or can I get them when I get there?

The biggest problem I have with these types of things is that I do not know what specifics are offered. Anyone have examples?

Vegas Passport, Power Pass, or nothing?

';Through my travel agent...'; is always a good guide to a rip-off!

In saying that, I%26#39;ve used these kind of things in San Francisco and Chicago and they were really good. I looked at the Vegas powerpass and it doesn%26#39;t seem up to much at all.

You get free entry to all of the attractions below for a number of days 1,2,3 or 5 I think. I%26#39;ve been to 4 on the list (all of which were bad to mediocre) and I wouldn%26#39;t go to three quarters of these. Depends on your taste and whether you%26#39;re willing to travel to see them.

Manhattan Express (Rollercoaster at New York New York Hotel)

Siegfried and Roy%26#39;s Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat

The Adventuredome Theme Park at Circus Circus

Bellagio Gallery of Art

Liberace Museum

Madame Tussauds

Star Trek: The Experience

Stratosphere Tower

Elvis-A-Rama

Guggenheim Hermitage Museum

In Search of the Obelisk

Jillian%26#39;s Las Vegas at Neonopolis

Bonnie Springs - Old Nevada

King Tut Museum

Las Vegas Art Museum

Las Vegas Natural History Museum

Las Vegas Zoo

Lied Discovery Children%26#39;s Museum

Lost Vegas Gambling Museum

Atomic Testing Museum

Nevada State Museum

Vegas Passport, Power Pass, or nothing?

The Atomic Testing place always has glowing reviews...

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