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All-new Loungefly mini backpacks, wallets, and a handbag inspired by 'The Infinity Saga' have arrived at the Marvel Alterniverse Store at Universal's Islands of Adventure. Let's take a look! "Iron Man" 15th Anniversary Loungefly Mini-Backpack – $85 This entire bag is covered in a metallic red canvas material with gold accents of the same material incorporated throughout the design. Iron Man's Arc Reactor core has the center-top position. A "The Infinity Saga" badge adorns the bottom-right portion of this bag's front. Captain America Loungefly Mini-Backpack – $85 Much like the "Iron Man" backpack, this bag is made mostly of a metallic canvas material, but this one features a bold royal blue shade. The white star from Captain America's Vibranium shield is at the center-top. Red and silver accents are scattered throughout the bag's design. On the back is a glossy blue plastic with his shield desi...

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Spring has sprung, but the spring weather that Vegas locals are accustomed to seems to be taking its time getting here.  Typically, March kicks off pool season and the weather accommodates the sun seekers, but this has not been the case. While many Las Vegas pools opened up in March as usual, due to the unusually chilly temps here, they haven't had much action.  Although April is looking to start off cool as well, the long-awaited warm weather is on the way, with average temperatures in the mid-70s to mid-80s in the day with more comfortable temps at night. The pool at Resorts World. If you're coming to the Ninth Island of Las Vegas and want to add a pool day (or days) into your agenda, there are some things to keep in mind.  First of all, if you're a guest of the property admission into the pool is free, you just need to show your room key. There are pools, like Drais at the Cromwell and Circa in Downtown Las Vegas, that do char...

When the (real) world is not enough, new luxury tours offer fans a chance to engage with their favorite film and TV worlds. From the post-apocalyptic bleakness of the TV show "The Last of Us" to the glamorous European destinations in the sprawling James Bond movie franchise, one source of travel inspiration is taking on fresh appeal as pandemic restrictions recede: the fictional worlds of film and television. "Set-jetting" — a play on "jet-setting" — will, travel analysts say, heavily influence the choice of destinations this year. With search traffic surging for the filming locations of the most popular streamed movies and television shows, that entertainment is expected to overtake social media as the top source of inspiration for travelers, according to research from online travel companies like Expedia. In response, destinations, tour operators and even film and TV production companies are striving to offer ever more experiential ways for people to eng...

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All-new Loungefly mini backpacks, wallets, and a handbag inspired by 'The Infinity Saga' have arrived at the Marvel Alterniverse Store at Universal's Islands of Adventure. Let's take a look! "Iron Man" 15th Anniversary Loungefly Mini-Backpack – $85 This entire bag is covered in a metallic red canvas material with gold accents of the same material incorporated throughout the design. Iron Man's Arc Reactor core has the center-top position. A "The Infinity Saga" badge adorns the bottom-right portion of this bag's front. Captain America Loungefly Mini-Backpack – $85 Much like the "Iron Man" backpack, this bag is made mostly of a metallic canvas material, but this one features a bold royal blue shade. The white star from Captain America's Vibranium shield is at the center-top. Red and silver accents are scattered throughout the bag's design. On the back is a glossy blue plastic with his shield desi...