Mature crossdressing in Las Vegas is something that has grown on me since the COVID crisis made so
many challenges in our lives. Until recently California has been locked down, so it has not been an option
for me, but Las Vegas is mostly open except for shows. I rarely see younger crossdressers in town but
that might be due to different preferences for hotels and restaurants. As a mature crossdresser in Las
Vegas, I prefer venues that are less noisy than I did when I was younger.
My favorite hotel is the Venetian or the Palazzo because the rooms are awesome, the service is great and for restaurants you don’t have
to leave the resort to get great high-end establishments. You can also walk across the street to the
Fashion Show mall which has Macys, Nordstrom’s, Dillard’s, Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus along
with a ton of other stores. I have found them all very accommodating of crossdressers especially the
make up ladies at MAC and Laura Mercier.
Being a mature crossdresser I Las Vegas during the pandemic has created a different experience both on
the strip and in the casinos because I believe you are a little more passable with a mask on. People can
only see your eyes on your face, so a lot of the male features are under the mask. In truth though I think
as time goes on people care less and less about crossdressers being out and about. The younger people
are the less they care or possibly they are just preoccupied with their own lives. The result is a more
enjoyable experience for mature crossdressers in Las Vegas and for crossdressers in general.
You can read my thoughts on passing here.
What has now become a typical experience for this mature crossdresser in Las Vegas is to freely walk around both the Venetian and
Palazzo casinos often having a drink at the bar by myself ad playing video poker. This trip I dined alone
Friday night at Ruth Chris and was treated as a lady the whole time with the staff never missing a
pronoun.
Ashley joined me for Saturday night at the Cut steakhouse in the Venetian, Sunday at Lavo in
the Palazzo, then finally at Delmonico again at the Venetian. A pleasant enjoyable experience at all of
them especially because they were somewhat slow and did not rush us.
We invested several days shopping at the Fashion Show mall across from the resort and I personally
broke a record for spending. I spent less than $100.00 total for the two days not finding anything I liked.
A mature crossdresser in Las Vegas sometimes find that over the years they have bought at least one of everything.
That was not the case 20 years ago when a shopping trip to San Francisco required a tractor trailer rig to
haul it all. People dressed much better in those days, so stores had tons of tailored suits (my
fetish) each time I visited the selection was new.
Nice review Micki , next time I just I need to join in the fun
Susie
Hi Micki, thank you for your wonderful article on the Mature Crossdressing in Las Vegas experience. As a 25 year resident of Las Vegas. I can assure you that the Hotel and Casino staff will almost always treat you with courtesy, respect and dignity. I’ve literally gone out hundreds of times crossdressed and I’ve never had one single issue with employees or staff. They have been kind and helpful and for the most part, very complimentary. Every now and then an employee may mispronounce a gender pronoun, but hey, I can live with that. Also, I firmly believe that you get what you give. If you present as a classy, well heeled lady that’s refined and polished, and has a certain aura of dignity and means and who appreciates the value of good service, then your transactions and encounters with employees and staff will be much more pleasant, easier and go much more smoothly. On the other hand, if a crossdresser is dressed cheap, mismatched, poor makeup , loud, rude, demanding and doesn’t tip, then well, that’s a whole different story. In my opinion, there is no better validation of the time, energy and effort that we put in to looking nice and dignified than a pleasant encounter that goes smoothly and complimentary with random people whom you may bump into. Whether its staff, employees or just folks out for a good time. Again, thanks for the wonderful article. I’m looking forward to reading your previous posts and future ones as well.
Janet C.
Hi Janet,
Thanks for your comment and as you know I totally agree.
Micki