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]]>Bellagio Las Vegas
A staple of the Vegas strip for over 25 years, the Bellagio is an ideal place to stay if you want access to everything you need on your trip without leaving the hotel premises. This magnificent hotel houses 17 restaurants, filled with a variety of cuisines, an enormous pool area, and the luxurious Bellagio Spa & Salon.
Durango Casino & Resort
Although located 10 miles from the Strip, this resort provides all the excitement of Vegas on-site, with a 1,000-square-foot speakeasy, a fully-fledged casino, and several lush lounges. Of course, there’s also the Bel-Aire Backyard, which includes a massive pool area, cabanas, and scrumptious food.
Wynn Las Vegas
If aesthetics are important to you, then no hotel is more beautiful than the Wynn Las Vegas, with its floor-to-ceiling windows in its elegant suites, indoor koi pond, and even custom Molton Brown toiletries for you to enjoy. It’s also got plenty of retail stores, restaurants, and its casino, meaning you’ll find everything you desire on-site.
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]]>Eat at All-You-Can-Eat Buffets
All-you-can-eat buffets in Las Vegas offer great value for money. You will pay a lot less than you would at a restaurant while being able to have a filling meal and try out all sorts of unique dishes.
Get Free Drinks at Casinos
Most casinos will offer players complimentary drinks to keep them inside. Even if you don’t gamble, you should take advantage of this. Find a free slot machine near the bar and toss in a dollar or two, but don’t start playing. Instead, get the attention of the server, order your drink, and wait until you get one to start playing. If you are patient enough, you can probably get one more drink out of that session.
Hunt for Cheap Tickets
There are various ways you can get cheap tickets for Las Vegas shows. One of them is to search for them on Groupon, where you can get up to a significant discount compared to the original price. Also, if you are willing to wait until the last minute, Tix4Vegas booths offer tickets with a 50% discount on shows that haven’t been sold out.
Don’t Gamble (Too Much)
It is fine if you want to play a few slot machines or try your luck on roulette. However, resisting to gamble will save you much more money in Las Vegas than anything else. There is so much to do here that gambling isn’t just a waste of money but also a waste of your time.
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]]>Enjoy Live Shows Featuring Popular Music Stars
It doesn’t matter if you like rock, country, rap, or electronic music; Las Vegas has you covered. Many of the world’s most popular music stars have residencies in the city throughout the year, and this is a perfect chance to catch them performing live.
Visit a Sports Event
Las Vegas is slowly becoming a major hotspot for sports fans. The city is home to the NFL’s Raiders, the NHL’s Golden Knights, and the WNBA’s Aces, so there is a good chance you’ll be able to catch a game or two while there.
Explore Buffets
The iconic Las Vegas buffets are something you shouldn’t miss for the world. Besides being an affordable option compared to restaurants, buffets are a great place to get a filling meal and try out dishes from all around the world.
Shop at Fremont Street
Fremont Street is located in the heart of Las Vegas and is the place to be if you like outrageous shopping malls, fancy bars, and live entertainment.
Drive Supercars at Exotics Racing
Exotics Racing is a Las Vegas attraction where you can fulfill your dream of driving supercars like Lamborghini, Ferrari, Bugatti, and more. The place lets you rent a car and then take it for a spin on their racing track.
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]]>Called Omega Mart, the site is an art installation at the AREA 15 arts complex. Designed around the concept of a grocery store, it comes from the trippy minds of Meow Wolf who also brought us New Mexico’s House of Eternal Return.
The first space which visitors enter resembles your ordinary supermarket. Except, instead of finding tuna and orange juice on the shelves, they are laden with items like dehydrated water, emergency clams (you never know), and an energy drink named Wake Up Please! Most of the products are available to buy as souvenirs.
From there, it is an excursion behind the scenes with a labyrinth maze. This section is titled Dramcorp, after the fictionalized company which owns Omega Mart.
Going even further behind the scenes, visitors will then encounter a multi-level playground called the Factory where the products in Omega Mart are supposedly manufactured.
The final stop is the Projected Desert, a video-projected artwork that transforms from a “high-desert box canyon into a vibrant and serene immersion of psychedelic realms and transcendent interiors.”
As an entirely immersive experience, guests are able to wander down hidden passages and portals, and even have a drink at the Datamosh Bar.
The journey through Omega Mart will set you back $49, or $45 for children, seniors, and members of the military.
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]]>Watch Your Pockets
With the combination of lots of cash and hapless tourists from around the world, Las Vegas is a pickpocket’s favorite spot. So be vigilant and careful about where you keep your wallet, and have an eye on your belongings at all times. As long as you don’t look like an easy target, you won’t be one, so look alive.
Stay in Touch
While you’re in Vegas, it’s a good idea to always keep your phone on you, make sure your friends know your whereabouts, and stay in contact.
Trust Your Gut
There’s no shortage of shady stuff going on in Vegas, so stay alert and trust your instincts. If you end up in an area with lots of broken street lights, boarded-up houses, and broken glass on the streets, it’s a good idea to head out.
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]]>The Proposal Balcony at Tiffany & Co.
Located at The Shops at Crystals in CityCenter, is the two-level Tiffany & Co. If you’re planning on proposing with a Tiffany ring, call ahead to use their private proposal balcony. We can’t think of a better way to pop the question than while in The Marriage Capital of the World.
Akhob, an Immersive Art Installation in the Shops at Crystals
Another store at The Shops at Crystals, the Louis Vuitton store, and it has the Akhob. The Akhob is a permanent immersive art exhibition by James Turrell named after an ancient Egyptian word meaning “pure water”. There are two rooms with slowly changing colors, altering your perception of time and space.
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The Underground Speakeasy at the Mob Museum
Most tourists know about the Mob Museum but what they don’t know about is the basement which has an underground speakeasy. Ring a bell and give a password to enter the museum’s Prohibition-era bar and working distillery. They have their own moonshine, which is found in cocktails like the Moonshine Mayhem.
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]]>Bazaar Meat
Famed Spanish chef Jose Andres opened Bazaar Meat in Las Vegas in the Sahara Hotel in 2014, and it has quickly gained a reputation as one of the best steakhouses in the country. Small plates are king here, and meats are the star of the show.
Carson Kitchen
You’ll find Carson Kitchen, one of the chicest casual Las Vegas eateries, in the heart of downtown. Here, good vibes are key. Playful interpretations of American classics are the start of the show at this restaurant which often features live music on its outdoor patio.
Raku
The best Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas is Raku, without a doubt. Food prepared Robatayaki style is the order of the day at this classic joint on Spring Mountain Road in an unassuming strip mall that you would never assume is the home to one of the city’s top eateries.
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]]>Betting on Games You’ve Never Played
When in the gambling capital of the U.S. it’s easy to get lost in the excitement and bet on games you’ve never played before. Make sure you bet on ones you know as well as ones that are fun. Keep in mind you’ll probably lose money.
Not Tipping
Tipping is a given, but in Vegas, it can mean the difference between an okay night and one to remember. Be sure to tip bartenders, valets, and cocktail servers and chances are they’ll know about ways to get sold-out tickets or fun events happening around the city.
Sleeping on Downtown
There’s more to Sin City than the Strip and downtown Vegas shouldn’t be missed. There are 12 casinos and you’ll be able to get more value for your money at restaurants and bars.
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]]>The Las Vegas Strip Isn’t in Las Vegas
While it’s called the Las Vegas Strip, the 4.2 mile stretch known for its resort hotels and casinos isn’t actually in Las Vegas. It’s south of the city in the towns of Paradise and Winchester.
There are About 150,000 Hotels
Due to the amount of tourists, there are about 150,000 Las Vegas hotel. Now that’s a lot of options!
Las Vegas Casinos Swap Competing Casino Chips
Most Las Vegas casinos will accept their competitors casino chips, which only happens in Nevada.
You Can Get Married Almost Anywhere
It turns out you can tie the knot almost anywhere in Vegas. Even breakfast food chain diner Denny’s has a wedding package that includes a wedding officiant, use of the diner’s chapel, a Champagne toast, two breakfasts, and a pancake wedding cake.
You Won’t Find Lottery Tickets
While Vegas is the self-proclaimed Gambling Capital of the World, you won’t find Powerball or scratch tickets as they’re prohibited in Nevada.
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]]>Reno
Reno is Nevada’s second most popular city, right after Vegas, and for a good reason. It’s also best known for being home to countless casinos, but most people decide to visit it because it’s a starting point to some of Nevada’s most beautiful natural wonders including the Sierra Nevada and Lake Tahoe.
#keepnaturealive After carefully adjusting activities to allow for social distancing, resorts are beginning another season in late November. North Lake Tahoe is charming, if a little sleepy, but the southern rim of the lake is livelier and more energetic. It’s equal parts après-ski and mountain runs—all of them operating in safe ways, thanks to the careful efforts of local authorities, outlined here. Tube Tahoe is a new asset this season, focusing on family-friendly runs from Tahoe Paradise Golf Course. For grown-ups, there’s also an ice skating rink at the Edgewood Tahoe Resort, complete with a mobile Veuve Clicquot bar to toast the season after you kick off your skates. Edgewood’s an ideal base for overnighting, too, as it’s close to Heavenly Mountain, one of the best ski complexes, with almost 100 runs across four base facilities. The 235-acre, 154-room resort sits right on the waterfront; get up early, and take a brisk morning stroll along the area’s only private beach. . . . . . . . . #laketahoe #tahoe #southlaketahoe #california #nevada #lake #tahoelife #nature #reno #travel #renotahoe #lakelife #tahoesouth #truckee #keeptahoeblue #inclinevillage #mountains #visitcalifornia #laketahoelife #tahoelove #sierranevada #adventure #summer #optoutside #emeraldbay #naturephotography #tahome #visittahoe #photography
Carson City
Carson City may not be Nevada’s biggest or most touristy city, but that’s not stopping it from being the capital of this state. In addition to being home to several of Nevada’s most significant museums, it also offers easy access to Lake Tahoe.
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One of Nevada’s most charming little towns is located just outside of Reno. It originated as a boomtown during the 1860s gold rush and it’s now best known for its retro feel. Make sure to visit one of its charming museums and take a ride on a trolley or a horse-drawn carriage during your visit.
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