Lot’s of people here were online mass-grinders back in the day. Peeing in Gatorade bottles was part of the job description

Didn't mean it as you should not enjoy the topic

Very true

https://www.reviewjournal.com/local/...at-wrong-time/

"Neil Gandler called his car home. The 42-year-old Californian was a vagabond by choice, traveling from town to town, boasting a life of modesty, his friends say..."

"The 19-year-old woman facing charges — including murder — in the killing of a man in the parking lot of a 24 Hour Fitness laid out the details for police, according to the arrest report.

On Jan. 2, police arrested Megan Hippie, and 27-year-old Kyle Staats.

They are accused of robbing and killing 42-year-old Neil Brian Gandler of Palo Alto, California who was apparently sleeping in his car in the parking lot of the fitness center at Rainbow Boulevard and Alta Drive.

Hippie told police that she and Staats were out committing auto burglaries in the early morning hours of Dec. 29 when they came across Gandler sleeping in his car.

According to the arrest report, Staats got out of the car with a gun in his hand and knocked on Gandler’s window. Hippie said she heard him (Gandler) say, “Don’t do it,” and moments later she heard a gunshot."

https://www.lasvegasnow.com/news/wom...g-lot-killing/

Big difference between rainbow and Alta and the South point parking lot that has 24 hours roving security and cameras . Point taken but when it's your time I guess it's your time no matter what parking lot you are in. I'm sure I could research people being murdered in Vegas hotels and find more articles than people killed in Vegas sleeping in there vehicles.

I’m pretty sure that over the last 10 years, the number of people murdered while sleeping in their car in Las Vegas is significantly lower than the number of people who have been murdered at music festivals in the city. Should we agree that attending music festivals is more dangerous than sleeping in your car?

Just providing a couple links without context doesn’t really help prove a point. There aren’t many beaches in the world where the risk of getting injured in a shark attack is higher than the risk of getting injured in a car accident on the drive to the beach. Every shark bite is going to make it to the news. The majority of car accidents won’t.

Quality content . Good take . Gzesh wants to prove sleeping in a car is unsafe . You just proved everything is unsafe .

Sleeping in a car is probably safer than sleeping on the street.

But how often do you find a dead hooker under your car seat?

Madlex will be here shortly with a dissertation on why that may not be so.

Thanks to everybody,security is my main concern,sleeping in the bed of my truck is not a problem,ive been thinking about the parking lot behind the LINDQ,$12 for 24 hours.

If your going to pay to park . Off site airport parking might be best. Again there are plenty of places for free you can park and sleep safely. Parking behind the Linq is not a good idea IMO

I don’t think there is a parking lot behind the Linq anymore.

The new Caesars Forum convention center has used up all of the space behind the wheel at least for now.

Thanks, it is good to know,well looking for alternatives

I would not be parking anywhere on the strip. Which is why I suggested the South Point Lot. Also I would not park in a garage for the sole purpose of inhaling exhaust fumes . Stick to the outskirts of the strip and definitely do not park anywhere downtown or North Las Vegas. There has been plenty of quality information posted here for you to sort through.

The linq has both a parking lot behind it and a parking garage. Both pay to park but free with platinum or diamond CET rewards card.

I think all of the remaining parking pictured is employee parking, but I could be wrong.

Winnick Ave is no longer there right now.

It’s a cl@$terf**k over there at the moment.

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Wow, that's so true!

Well my trip is over, I slept in my truck for 8 nights,it went well,really comfortable, 70 degree or less at night,the parking lot across Mandalay convection center,15 to 20 people every night sleeping in different types of vehicles,totally free,and felt completely safe,(planes noise and traffic dont boders me),i took showers at the TA truck stop(3)i hope with clean clothes every day i didnt stink to much,poker wise i was a small loser,sombody has to lose,,now, dont ask me about sport betting,

Thank you for the update. Some people were going to call the police and report a murder if we hadn't heard from you.

Glad you enjoyed your trip and Your Las Vegas Experience, to each his own.

Sleeping in your car in vegas is def not safe lol. I'm surprised they allow these lots full of car campers. Someone should call cops, unless it's like a designated place like walmart parking lot. Recently in the lot I park at for work someone has been sleeping in their car in a beater mini van, going so far as to park right next to my vehicle to conceal themselves. It's really obnoxious.

Sleeping in your car in vegas is def VERY safe lol. I'm surprised they DON'T ENCOURAGE these lots full of car campers MORE OFTEN AND IN MORE PLACES. NO ONE should call cops, ESPECIALLY WHEN it's like a designated place like walmart parking lot OR CASINO PARKING LOT WITH 24/7 SECURITY. Recently in the lot I park at for work someone has been sleeping in their car in a CLEAN HONDA ACCORD, going so far as to park right next to my vehicle BECAUSE THE PARKING SPACE WAS AVAILABLE. It's really A PERSONAL PREFERENCE/DECISION.

It's funny how some people think their opinion should be the law. While I don't think my option is more right, it at least gives people the option to sleep in their car or not sleep in their car depending on what they decide instead of forbidding EVERYONE from doing something because I don't like it, don't know about it, am afraid to do it, or just am closed minded.

How was the rest of your trip lando? Was Moab your favorite part?