Mandalay Bay is one of the most recognizable resorts on the Las Vegas Strip. It sits on the south end of Las Vegas Boulevard and is known for its tropical design, large casino, beach-style pool complex, Shark Reef Aquarium, Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du Soleil, Michelob ULTRA Arena, House of Blues, restaurants, bars, spa, … Read more
Rage rooms are one of the most unusual things to do in Las Vegas. Instead of gambling, drinking, shopping, or seeing a show, you put on safety gear, grab a bat or crowbar, and smash glass, electronics, plates, printers, furniture, or other breakable items in a controlled room. They are also called smash rooms, wreck … Read more
Most people associate Las Vegas with desert scenery, outdoor pools and blisteringly hot summer temperatures. But if you visit in winter, during a windy spring week or with kids who want to swim regardless of weather, an indoor pool can be a real advantage. The challenge is that true indoor hotel pools are rare in … Read more
Sphere Las Vegas is the world’s largest spherical structure, standing 366 feet tall and 516 feet wide. Its exterior, known as the Exosphere, is covered in 580,000 square feet of programmable LED displays, and its interior features a massive 16K wraparound LED display. This immersive entertainment arena, built at a cost of $2.3 billion, is … Read more
Did you know visiting the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign is among the free things you can do in Las Vegas? Yes, taking pictures in front of or around the Las Vegas sign is free for any passerby who wants an Instagram-worthy shot. The world-famous sign is known by almost anybody who has ever … Read more
Las Vegas is famous for nighttime entertainment, but there are also several great daytime and afternoon shows for visitors who do not want to wait until late evening. You can find family-friendly magic, comedy, immersive attractions, music, drag brunch, adult classes, and a few early-evening productions that still work well for afternoon plans. If you … Read more
The Las Vegas Convention Center Loop opened in 2021, and Clark County later approved the larger Vegas Loop expansion in October 2021. This ‘Teslas in Tunnels’ system now cuts the Las Vegas Convention Center cross-campus walk from about 25 minutes to an approximately 2-minute Loop ride. It is a very attractive project because it cuts … Read more
There are several options for wholesome family fun in Vegas, but Adventuredome is among the most popular destinations – and since the whole park is under a huge glass dome, it’s open all year. This park has something for everyone, whether it’s exhilarating roller coasters, more sedate rides for kids, classic arcade games or cutting-edge … Read more
Did you know you can save hundreds, even thousands, of dollars by taking advantage of Vegas freebies, smarter timing, loyalty programs, public transportation, and simple planning habits? Despite its popularity as Sin City, Las Vegas is still one of the few major vacation destinations in North America where budget-conscious travelers can have a great time … Read more
Did you know resort fees are among the most deceptive practices in Las Vegas? MGM Resorts is among the many Vegas destinations sued for such practices. The resort fees are not illegal in and of themselves but can be illegal depending on how the hotels charge their guests. It has become a common practice among … Read more
Since the first show in October 1998, the Bellagio Fountains – officially, “The Fountains of Bellagio” – have taken their place alongside the likes of the “Fabulous Las Vegas” sign, the replica Eiffel Tower and the Sphinx at Luxor as one of the city’s most iconic sights. No trip to Vegas would be complete without … Read more
Luxor Las Vegas has one of the largest pool decks on the Las Vegas Strip. The resort’s pool area is not as flashy as Mandalay Bay Beach, Stadium Swim, or a high-energy dayclub, but it is useful if you want a relaxed south-Strip pool day with lounge chairs, cabanas, drinks, and easy access from the … Read more