At any rate, since we were on the south end of the strip, I steered us in the direction of the Silverton Casino to check out the reports of a gigantic fish tank. It was there, but it was still early for feeding time, so we wandered into the humongous Bass Pro Shop. How big, you ask? There were multiple waterfalls, multiple swimming-pool-sized fish tanks, and a huge floor area to display entire boats.
Fish feeding was interesting, because all of gigantic rays in the tank were handfed by the diver right up against the glass. We didn't stay long, though, because the aforementioned bad parents vacationing in Las Vegas were taking a vacation from controlling their children, and we were largely getting run over by very loud kids. We headed to the Monte Carlo to catch the 4pm Blue Man show. There were lots of kids at the early show on Easter, which made me nervous, but they weren't too much in the way. The show was awesome as advertised, here's the last song, which may spoil it for you if you are sensitive to spoils? The rear level of seats was 90% as good as the front orchestra, so if it comes down to that decision, don't spend a lot more to sit up front. Though the very front row gets ponchos to wear :)
Our tickets came with a 2-for-1 deal at the nearby cupcake shop, so obviously we had to do that. After a light nap, we went to the Village Buffet the the Rio, which is supposedly the best (and only) seafood buffet on the strip. It did have unlimited lobster tails as advertised, though lobster tails in bulk somewhat turn out like crawdads. Still, lobsters and oysters, I'm not complaining. Though, service was pretty spotty, I'll complain about that - they were kind of closing up underneath us.
