Nora Blue

Visiting Vegas from the not-​so-​cheap San Francisco Bay Area when I stumbled into Nora Blue to look at their gowns. When asking if I can try on a gown, a rude red-​haired saleswoman proceeded to ask in a condescending voice «Well are you in the market for a gown?» I said no, but they are beautiful and I’d like to see one on. She then she continues to say (again in a very rude tone) «Well that dress is $ 1400».insinuating I couldn’t afford it. With flashbacks of scenes of Pretty Woman, her manager instantly changed her tone when she found where we were visiting from. Listen Strawberry Shortcake, I may dress simple, but my salary is more than your retail sales position.

Bought a cute shirt late at night after walking around Mandalay bay. Tried it on for husband that night and he noticed stain on shoulder… went back next morning and they refused to return despite having receipt and all tags attached and it being less than 10 hours later claiming it was a sale item. Would never return to this store.

Meh. I’ve experienced better, best sums it up. We were not impressed
Strolling around before dinner & saw some lovely formal dresses that were calling Sis’ & my names
Right from the beginning, we both got the impression that they were just above it all. As I was looking for my size in a dress, the girl yells from across the shop that it was $ 1200
Um…okay. I wasn’t looking for the price, I was looking for the sizetag
Then the 2^nd salesperson comes out & they start tag-​teaming w/​1 of each of them following Sis & me… um, we’re not going to steal your full-​length ballgowns
But thanks for making us feel like we might
At the end of the day, neither dress Sis nor I felt the cuts of the dresses we tried flattered our figures & by the end of our short stay, we were thankful to leave. I realize you probably get more than your fair share of drunken, obnoxious, revel rousers, given your prime location among all the chain restaurants in Mandalay Bay Shoppes… but there’s also got to be a fine line of protecting what’s yours while not alienating your potential customers