Hello,  planning a trip to Vegas in the near future. Have a question in regards to hanging out. I am in my mid 50’s and want to enjoy the company of a beautiful spirit at a nice bar, maybe a little gambling together and then private time.  I’m an “ok” looking guy  at best (lol) and I’m just wondering, is it typical of people of all ages and beauty hanging out together in Vegas or does the occasional stare or whisper happen at times? Part of me doesn’t give a sh&t while another part of me doesn’t want to feel uncomfortable. Am I being stupid? Thanks

I’m in my late sixties and my date and I are usually causing some kinda shit storm in the casinos at 2am.,, trust me it’s no big deal.

Have you ever considered hanging out with someone your own age? Sure you can hang out with one of your daughter's contemporaries, or you could just find someone that knows the same music, has had similar life experiences, and will laugh at your jokes because she gets them.

Truth is in Vegas no one really cares. Everyone is worried a out themselves. And if someone does stare, then let them. All that matters is that you are having a great time  

more affectionate I become,  we all know they wish they were you 🤪Have a fantastic time in sin city! 😈

Is so busy no one bats and eye. You see many age gaps there, no problem. I am a ex table games dealer and would love to hang out with you if I'm in town. I have January and February dates set.

Some years back, me, an aging but still somewhat spry man in his late 50s came back from an entertaining show to the hotel with my lovely (and younger) escort on my arm. As we stepped into the elevator for some fun back at my room, another couple jumped in just before the doors closed; A stunning young 6+ foot tall black gal in a 2 foot tall one piece dress wearing a rainbow of makeup and glitter and a small 70ish white man who looked like he'd never left the accounting department back home. At first there was a nervous silence, then we all smiled at each other. The door opened on their level seconds later and we all wished each other a hearty "Have Fun!" with laughter as they stepped off.