Las Vegas in 1975 vs 2025: How Corporate Greed RUINED The Casinos
Las Vegas in 1975 was a tourist paradise. Affordable buffets, free drinks while you gambled, and casinos that treated everyone like they mattered. Fast forward to 2025, and things couldn’t be more different. Tourists complain about $9 cups of coffee, $100 buffets, and even $26 bottles of water. Empty casinos, sky-high prices, and corporate greed have changed Las Vegas forever. In this video, you’ll hear from 5 people who lived through the Vegas of the late 70s and early 80s. They share what it was like to be a young student, worker, or gambler back then — and how shocking the changes are today. Was Vegas better when the mob ran the casinos? Or is it just nostalgia? Watch and decide for yourself. Sources: 1970's vegas news report - • Inside The 1970s VEGAS Casino: "MOB Skimmi... MGM Grand CEO Statements on 2025 Vegas: https://cdcgaming.com/mgm-resorts-ceo...
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