There are so many fun things to do in Las Vegas. Want to drive Ferraris, shoot machine guns or go ziplining? Maybe other Las Vegas activities like taking in the best views of the Strip aboard the High Roller and checking out a museum are more your style. See an afternoon show , ride the High Roller , shoot a machine gun , or explore the Titanic Exhibit. From thrill rides, to museums, art exhibits and more, we have them all here. For a full list of kid-friendly things to do, check out our Las Vegas Attractions for Kids page.
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You can see a wide variety of exotic animals, including white lions and tigers. The Dolphin Habitat contains a large number of trained dolphins in its 2. The High Roller Ferris wheel is the largest observation wheel in the world, topping out at an impressive feet high. A single rotation takes 30 minutes. This will give you plenty of time to soak up the outstanding views over the Strip and surrounding area, especially at night. Each cabin holds up to 40 people and is climate controlled.
The High Roller is located at the bottom end of the Linq Lane — if you aren't sure where that is, just look up! New York-New York Hotel. Visually stunning, the hotel is designed to appear like New York's skyline, complete with the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty.
A huge roller coaster, called the Big Apple Coaster, circles in and around the hotel. Perhaps one of the best known of all the Las Vegas hotel resorts, Caesar's Palace continues to evolve.
Currently Caesar's Palace is a massive complex in the middle of the Strip, complete with every imaginable entertainment option. The hotel is closely associated with shows held in its huge concert venue known as "The Colosseum. Visitors planning a trip and hoping to see a performance here will want to check out dates and ticket availability as early as possible.
The museum is housed in a Neoclassical building, formerly the US Post Office and Courthouse, that has its own history. It was one of the locations for the famous Kefauver Committee hearings in , which revealed some ugly truths about organized crime in Las Vegas and across the US.
The museum tells the unvarnished history of the Mob in America through engaging, interactive displays and video clips. Exhibits deal with everything from the individual characters and events to the culture and fashion associated with the times. Mandalay Bay and the Shark Reef Aquarium. Mandalay Bay Resort is at the southwest end of the Strip, near the Luxor hotel. One of the key highlights at this complex is the Shark Reef Aquarium. The massive 1,,gallon tank holds a wide variety of sharks, fish, rays, reptiles, marine invertebrates, green sea turtles, and even a Komodo dragon.
Just over sharks from 15 different species and more than 2, animals in all are on display. The Shark Tunnel is the most impressive feature. Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, Shark Reef works with wildlife biologists to preserve endangered lake and marine populations as well as rehabilitate injured animals. The bright and colorful neon signs of Las Vegas have been one of the city's most memorable sights for countless visitors throughout the years.
These multi-story advertising beacons became one of the city's claims to fame. Today, the Neon Museum is working hard to preserve some of the city's history by purchasing, storing, and in some cases, refurbishing the historic neon signs that have gone by the wayside as businesses have faded or new signs have taken the place of older icons. You can see many of these signs by taking a guided tour at the Neon Museum, where old neon signs are stored outside in a large compound.
Guides provide the history of the signs and designs, which have evolved over the years. Efforts at the museum are ongoing, and signs stand in varying conditions.
In some cases, only a portion was saved or found, while others have been restored to their former glory. This contrast makes the museum that much more interesting and gives visitors insight into how much work and upkeep is required with these giant signs. Luxor Hotel. Another distinctive theme hotel, at the far southwest end of the Strip, is the Luxor Hotel.
Designed in an ancient Egyptian theme, the hotel is shaped like a pyramid, with a sphinx proudly gazing out over the street. The Luxor, like all the major resorts, offers a wide variety of restaurants and shopping opportunities.
One of the standout features of this hotel is the beam of light that projects from the highest point of the pyramid and shoots up into the night sky. It can be seen from almost anywhere in Las Vegas. Stratosphere Tower. The Stratosphere Tower is an unmistakable sight on the Las Vegas skyline. The tower rises up 1, feet, and at the very top is the Skypod, the real attraction for visitors.
From the various levels of the Skypod, you'll find a whole host of things to do. For those looking for a little less drama, check out the indoor and outdoor observation decks with great views over the city. The Top of the World Restaurant is a great place to grab an excellent meal while soaking up the views of the Las Vegas Strip off in the distance.
Considering getting married? A fully outfitted chapel is available for you to tie the knot in the sky. The MGM Grand Hotel has all the amenities visitors would expect to find at a luxury hotel including above average accommodations, an exceptional pool area, a multitude of restaurants, and plenty of entertainment options.
Vegas Indoor Skydiving offers a truly unique experience. Here, visitors will get to experience what actual skydiving is like, without an airplane or parachute. Qualified instructors escort participants to a vertical wind tunnel where they are suited up in special gear. Once the fan is turned on, anyone can float effortlessly in the air. No experience is necessary. Here, visitors can see their favorite stars preserved forever in wax. In many cases, the figures are so lifelike it is almost eerie.
The overall focus or theme of Madame Tussaud's is on people who are associated with Las Vegas or in show business. Fans of fast cars will want to head over to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Located in Clark County 15 miles northeast of the Strip, the Las Vegas Motor Speedway is a 1,acre complex of multiple automobile racing tracks just right for the speed-freak in you.
Ever imagined what it would be like to drive a Lamborghini or Ferrari? Dream no longer. These cars are available to be driven at high speeds around the race track if you've got the cash to spare. Several speed records have been set at the track. The Speedway features multiple restaurants, and for those wishing to stay overnight, RV camping is available. Check the website for the latest upcoming events and pricing. Excalibur Hotel. Decked out in medieval character, the hotel features some wild architecture, complete with turrets.
The hotel has all the amenities a visitor could possibly imagine, with varied entertainment, a huge pool area, and a good assortment of restaurants. Since most of the action in Las Vegas is focused around a portion of South Las Vegas Boulevard knowns as The Strip, staying on or close to this area is the best option.
This is also where most of the huge, themed resort hotels are found. The price of hotels can vary greatly from one week to the next, with rates skyrocketing around big conventions and great discounts available at slower times.
Below is a selection of highly rated hotels in good locations. Just beyond the lights and electric vibe of Las Vegas is a spectacular landscape of gorges, red rocks, mountains, and desert scenery. If you have time, be sure to get out and see the sites beyond the city limits. Nevada Travel Guide. Written by Lana Law Nov 17, We may earn a commission from affiliate links This city in the desert is known around the world for fun and excitement.
The Strip The Strip The 2. Neon Museum Neon Museum Photo Copyright: Lana Law The bright and colorful neon signs of Las Vegas have been one of the city's most memorable sights for countless visitors throughout the years.
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