Things to do in Las Vegas.
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1. Gamble (obviously) gambling for all shapes and sizes exist in Las Vegas. High stakes, low stakes, lots of different games. Penny slots - thousand+ slot. Poker, blackjack, roulette, and probably a thousand different games.
2. Shows, most of the casinos have various shows (blue man group, Cirque, magic, singing, comedy). There are lots if pay ones, but some of them have some short free shows, e.g. The fountains at the Bellagio, The volcano at the Mirage, The Sirens of Treasure Island.
http://www.vegas.com/shows/
3. Outside of vegas (just a few miles) there is red rocks canyon, which is a drive through area.
http://redrockcanyonlv.org/
4. Hoover Dam (About 30 mi) outside of vegas. They have a museum, and a tour of the dam available, plus a movie on the building of the dam
http://www.usbr.gov/lc/hooverdam/
5. NY NY has a roller coaster, the stratosphere has a roller coaster and a ride at the top of the building, plus a great view of Vegas (although I don't recommend staying there, kind of dumpy last time I was there for a visit.
6. Take a helicopter tour of the grand canyon:
http://www.looktours.com/las-vegas-helicopter-tour.html
7. Shopping of all kinds, Caesars, Bellagio, Venetian all have unbelievably expensive shops, great for the lookie loo (as my dad would say).
8. Food of all kinds. I'm not big on buffets, but the breakfast buffet at the Bellagio is particularly good. as is the lunch buffet at Paris. But outside of these adventures in gluttony there are a number of very good places to eat, check here for a decent search:
http://www.vegas.com/restaurant/
I've eaten at these places and enjoyed them:
http://www.vegas.com/searchagent/restaurant/ViewRestaurant.do?restaurantId=2910
http://www.vegas.com/searchagent/restaurant/ViewRestaurant.do?restaurantId=3732
http://www.vegas.com/searchagent/restaurant/ViewRestaurant.do?restaurantId=2924
http://www.vegas.com/searchagent/restaurant/ViewRestaurant.do?restaurantId=3905
I have done all of these, except the helicopter tour. Just never got around to it, and now that I have a family it is difficult to get away to vegas.
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http://www.visitlasvegas.com/vegas/index.jsp
How this works is you take your cursor and lightly pass it over
each of the Key words in the top header of
STAY, PLAY, SPECIAL OFFERS, FEATURES, MY VEGAS
to see a smaller list of keywords below such as casinos, shows, music, if you click on one of those you can search further or just browse them all and each entry gives you a few sentences to start and you can click on each item for more details - there is a photo with each also. That sounds like what you are looking for on that page covering all activities for Las Vegas from the official source.
This is the official City of Las Vegas, Nevada site from the government.
http://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/
Probably most visitors would click the tab for Visitor and look here
through a list of services and information that you can click on
http://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/Visitor/default.htm
Here is a mahalo page for Las Vegas Coupons that may have info of interest on it. There is a map of hotels and casinos with a marker showing where each one is located so you could use it together with the first and second pages and know exactly where you would be located for each place in relation to the others.
http://www.mahalo.com/vegas-coupons
Driving down the Las Vegas strip in HD
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