We've spent the last three Christmases, 2006, 2007, & 2008 at the Marriott Grand Chateau in Las Vegas. We normally take 1 medium sized pre-strung tree and 1 small sized pre-strung tree as well as our designated box of ornaments for our Marriott week. We set the bigger tree up in the living room and the other in our daughter's room unless we have family in the one bedroom lock off side.
We decorate the whole three bedroom unit and last year we took our Big George rotisserie up with a turkey. We decided to cook our turkey last year the day after Christmas and attended the Christmas buffet at Wynn's. It was well overpriced, a 3 1/2 hour wait, and the food was nothing special at all.
This year due to the current divorce I am experiencing, (definitely not a choice I have made), we took up 1 tree. I opted not to stay my whole week as the circumstances have been less than joyous. My husband came up Christmas eve night and left Christmas day after our daughter opened gifts and we went to the Bellagio Christmas buffet. Much better buffet, 1 1/2 hour wait, and reasonably priced. My daughter and I made good time driving home on Friday and I cooked a full Christmas dinner for my whole family.
We packed up on Saturday and headed to our WorldMark Timeshare in Big Bear and are bringing in the New Year making new memories! Next year we will have to stay home for Christmas now that holidays will have to be split.

My daughter is hoping that Santa figures out that we won't be going to the Marriott and will make a visit to our home.
I am sure no matter how you decide to celebrate, it really doesn't matter what you take with you or don't take, as long as you have your family to celebrate with....you can't lose.
Best wishes to everyone for a very Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year!
Diana