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This question is for Vegas Locals: Outside of the Strip, where are some of the best places to go?
I already know about all the touristy things to do. I'm looking for cheap shopping, weird things to see, deals specifically for locals, dining, and/or entertaintainment in the Summerlin area.
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If you want to enjoy Las Vegas outside the famous strip, I suggest you try the Dinner in the Sky. The view looks great when having dinner 180 feet above the ground.
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"Dining options include "Take it to the Top Fillet Medallion" or "Sky Chicken." The "Take it to the Top Fillet Medallion" features filet mignon medallions with Bordelaise sauce sautéed in mushrooms, au gratin potato and fresh asparagus with garlic and butter sauce. The "Sky Chicken" entrée comes with baked chicken breast stuffed with prosciutto, artichokes and gorgonzola cheese, apricot sauce and risotto.
# Location: 2800 W. Sahara Ave. (across from Palace Station).
# Age/Height/Weight restrictions: Passengers must be at least 12 years old and at least 59 inches tall."
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"Dining options include "Take it to the Top Fillet Medallion" or "Sky Chicken." The "Take it to the Top Fillet Medallion" features filet mignon medallions with Bordelaise sauce sautéed in mushrooms, au gratin potato and fresh asparagus with garlic and butter sauce. The "Sky Chicken" entrée comes with baked chicken breast stuffed with prosciutto, artichokes and gorgonzola cheese, apricot sauce and risotto.
# Location: 2800 W. Sahara Ave. (across from Palace Station).
# Age/Height/Weight restrictions: Passengers must be at least 12 years old and at least 59 inches tall."
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