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lol, that wasn't our tour bus, that was our limo from the airport, its called tiny, cost £200 for 15 minutes drive, one of our friends has more money than sense!
we were staying at the luxor and i so wanted to do the breakfast buffet but we were never up in time, didn't get to bed until 6am most mornings, then on the last day we just didn't have time and had to get to the airport.
wow, it is bloody high and you do wonder how the hell they are doing it, i'd like to see a documentary on it.can't find my pic but here's an ariel shot of the crane found on the net...
i'd love to watch that, can't believe it was supposed to be finished by 2008, its well behind schedule!
yes, very good although still goes straight when going around a corner, but that the americans for you I guess, I think its a big improvement in the looks dept. especially the rear, looks a bit meaner imo
lol, no that really is me looking over the edge and taking the pic, couldn't take cameras anyehwere near the skywalk, they said for safety reasons, I said because they take your picture 3 times and charge you $50 for a picture, its funny that phones weren't allowed too (camera again) but car keys were, hmmmmmmmm
it doesn't look that bad until you hear that the drop is twice the height of the cn tower and tapei towers and nearly 3 times the empire state building!I'm scared for him just looking at that.
Theres no way I'd get that close.
Your picture, even that scares me!
until i heard that it can withstand the weight of 71 fully laden 747's!!!!!! thats f**king amazing engineering!it doesn't look that bad until you hear that the drop is twice the height of the cn tower and tapei towers and nearly 3 times the empire state building!
I was worried about breaking the glass floor of the skywalk
