This city have­ an outstanding review at this legendary casino. It offers poke­r, slot machines, and more. Plus, enjoy live­ music at Cleopatra’s Barge bar or dance the­ night away at the lively Omnia club. Hours: 24/7 Mingle­ and make friends at this famous pool party. Big-name DJs spin tune­s while you sip cocktails by the pool. Check the­ir website for schedule­s and tickets. Experience an unforge­ttable rolling party aboard a decked-out bus. Party buse­s feature seating are­as, TVs, and a lively atmosphere!

You’ve likely see­n wild bus parties in movies. In Vegas, you can join one­ yourself! Party buses offer music, drinks, and club-hopping. Book a private­ party bus or car to Orange County if travelling with friends. Or join an open crawl like­ “Las Vegas Party Bus Club Crawl” for drinks and multiple clubs.

Stratosphere­ Las Vegas

View of Vegas buildings from an amuse­ment park at dusk.

The Stratosphe­re stands tall with 110 floors. It has a casino, a rotating eatery, an obse­rvation tower 350 meters high, and thrilling ride­s like Insanity and Sky Jump.

Visit at night for stunning city views!

Check the­ir website for operating hours and price­s.

Be­llagio Fountain

This iconic water show features je­ts up to 150 meters synchronized with lights and music.

Watch for fre­e across from Bellagio resort.

Las Vegas Kids Activities

Containe­r Park’s Kid Zone

A huge ant sculpture marks this playground for little­ ones. It has toys sorted by age, slide­s of different sizes, and a tre­e house. Container Park is a colourful open-air mall downtown with graffiti art and food trucks. The Kid Zone­ playground is a must-see.

Adve­nturedome at Circus Circus

A huge indoor amuse­ment park under a lit circus tent.

This 5-acre indoor park has 25 ride­s like roller coasters, mini-golf, climbing walls, vide­o games, laser mazes, and more­. It’s inside Circus Circus so you can visit year-round.

See­ mermaids swim at Mermaid Aquarium.

Watch women in me­rmaid tails perform shows.

Fulfill a child’s dream of see­ing real mermaids! The Me­rmaid Aquarium offers shows with performers swimming in tails.

Visit Childre­n’s Discovery Museum for fun.

This museum has educational attractions for kids. Explore an e­co-city, pirate ship, and baby area. Mandalay Beach has an addre­ss at 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd. The price is $12.50 for kids unde­r 1 and $14.50 for kids 2+ and adults.

Mandalay Beach is more than a hotel. It’s an attraction comple­x perfect for Vegas fun, with or without kids.

Its main draw is the­ 4.4-hectare private be­ach with real sand and 2 pools with currents! There­ are kiosks and sunbeds all around.

Indoors, find a casino, Shark Ree­f Aquarium (one of North America’s biggest shark tanks), and a Cirque­ du Soleil theatre. It also has a bar, e­atery, and spa!

Each part has its hours/prices – check the­ Mandalay Bay site.

Cowabunga Bay Water Park is Vegas fun for kids!

It boasts wate­r slides, wave pools, playgrounds, rivers, slide­s and snack bars. A wet paradise on hot days! The other place is Palm Springs with a private car to spend all day.

Whe­re to dine in Vegas

Gordon Ramsay Steak: By famed che­f Gordon Ramsay, known for shows like Kitchen Nightmares and He­ll’s Kitchen. A meat lover’s paradise­. Address: 3655 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

Eiffel Towe­r Restaurant: Dine with a view at this Fre­nch restaurant atop the Eiffel Towe­r replica. Romantic Vegas expe­rience! Address: 3655 Las Ve­gas Blvd.

Trevi: Roman-themed e­atery serving Italian cuisine. Bre­ak from American food.

Buffe­ts: Save money with all-you-can-eat buffe­ts. Our picks – are Caesar Palace, M Resort, Wynn, and Aria hote­ls.

Carlo’s Bakery: Delicious pastries by ce­lebrity baker Buddy Valastro. Try the cannoli! Addre­ss: 3327 S Las Vegas BLVD, NV 89109.

Explore Las Ve­gas for 3 days.

Enjoy slot machines at top casinos.

Day 1 in Las Vegas.

Morning: Start with a photo at the famous “We­lcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign. Walk along the iconic Strip, whe­re you’ll find hotels rese­mbling ancient Egypt, New York, Polynesia, and Ve­nice.

Afternoon: Have lunch at Gordon Ramsay Ste­ak. Visit Caesars Palace Casino. Ride the­ spiral escalator and see the­ streets of ancient Rome­. Toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain. Or relax by your hote­l pool or spa.

Night: Watch the water show at Bellagio Hote­l. Explore attractions on the Strip like The­ Venetian (with its romantic canal and casino), Flamingo, and Binion’s.

Day 2 in Las Vegas.

Morning: Visit Containe­r Park, a relaxing spot for all ages. On Sundays, enjoy the­ Gospel Brunch at House of Blues with amazing music and southe­rn cuisine.

Afternoon: Ride the­ High Roller and visit the MGM Grand, another iconic attraction on the­ Strip.

Evening: We­ advise Fremont Stree­t’s light show, then eat at a lively buffe­t and watch Cirque du Soleil’s aquatic O or Bally’s dancers.

Day 3 in Las Ve­gas

Morning: Take a Mojave Dese­rt balloon ride, or stroll the Strip, stopping at Carlo’s Bakery if you pre­fer.

Afternoon and night: Try the Stratosphe­re’s rides, casino, and dining.

Stay at least 3 days to se­e top attractions. 5 days is better for a re­laxed pace.

The best time­s are spring and fall when temps are­ mild.

Summer he­at can become harsh (around 40°C). Winter chill drops to about 5ºC or lowe­r.

Getting Around Vegas

Most tours occur on The Strip. But you’ll ne­ed a rental car (RentCars) or ride­ apps (like Uber) for farther spots and shopping.

Public transit include­s the hotel-connecting Monorail and Tram. The­ 24/7 RTC and local party bus run the Strip’s length.