Wynn Macau

My experience there? If you even call it that LOL was not nice. Let me just say, they really judge someone by their covers. We were walking all day, so we weren't brainless enough to go out in heels and frilly dresses. I did ask her what to wear and she told me to dress comfortably.

Like in Vegas, visiting the casino hotels is only thing you can do at night. We already visited more than 6~7 hotels, then Mum told me that the Wynn was named after the owner who owned a lot of other hotels and "deserved" a visit. Boy was she wrong.

We were in the lobby. I like taking pictures that are slightly artistic. So none of them have people in it. I wasn't telling my mum to climb onto a table to get a goofy picture. Or lift one of their vases and pose like Venus. I was literally just pointing and shooting. Then a staff came over and said we weren't allowed to take photos. I'm like, "Excuse me, what?" He went "No photos" And I'm like, "but all the other hotels allowed us to take photos". And he literally looked at me like I was the scum of the earth and said "We are not like other hotels."

I was like. "Okay then. You people are obviously born from royalty and look down upon us lowly peasants. Our presence obviously offended your royal hignesses." To add insult to injury, they told us to leave the premises.

I have to be clear, we weren't making loud noises. If the occasional "oh here's a nice shot" is considered a disturbance, then I guess if I sneezed they'll have to call the SWAT team to take me away for being violent. I think they decided that since we weren't going to stay at their hotel, we had no right to enjoy their nice decor. And since both of us were dressed for comfort they decided we must be poor. So they booted us out.

Mum's been to Macau 3 times, first time by herself, 2nd time with me, 3rd time with my sister. Because of the experience, she has never referred other family members or friends to this place.