Why do people say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas?

The emotional bond between Las Vegas and its customers was freedom. Freedom on two levels. Freedom to do things, see things, eat things, wear things, feel things. In short, the freedom to be someone we couldn't be at home. And freedom from whatever we wanted to leave behind in our daily lives. read more

It was stolen from a movie, but it resonates for a lot of reasons. Vegas is fun - I wouldn’t mind a week out there myself, but a big part of the fun is that it’s pure escapist, fantasy fun. read more

It is likely that people say "what happens in vegas, stays in vegas" because they either intend to do something immoral and unacceptable to society or have done something in vegas that qualifies as something you dont want others to know. read more

Las Vegas' "What Happens Here, Stays Here" slogan is one of the more famous taglines in modern tourism marketing and one of the most quoted, talked about, and recognized ad campaigns in any industry. read more

Vegas becomes a release not only from your own inhibitions but the judgemental attitudes of society. If people DID talk about Vegas then nobody would be going half as crazy, and Vegas wouldn't be making near as much money. What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas so that you have a better time, and "they" make more money. read more