Things to do in Las Vegas
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Hotel Attractions:
Las Vegas offers a plethora of things to see and do. Some sights you simply must see, as they are inherent to the phrase "Only in Las Vegas".
Bellagio: The Bellagio Hotel is one of Las Vegas’ most opulent hotels and most popular casinos. An Italian themed, elegant hotel, the Bellagio offers hundreds of slot machines and gaming tables. The most popular attraction of this hotel is the amazing water shows, which present a breathtaking union of water, music and light. The casino also has a lavish flower garden with displays that change monthly.
The Mirage: The signature attraction at another MGM mega-casino has a volcano that shoots flames approximately 100ft high into the night every 15 minutes. Another attraction at The Mirage is an open-air Tiger Habitat featuring a swimming pool with fountains and manmade mountain terrain for the tigers. The mega-hotel casino also features an aquarium. This 20,000-gallon saltwater aquarium is home to angelfish, puffer fish, tangs, sharks and other exotic sea creatures.
The Venetian: The Venetian hotel came up with the idea to recreate Venice in the Nevada Desert. Visitors can travel around the hotel in a gondola on a real canal that runs through the hotel. Another key attraction at the hotel is Madame Tussauds Las Vegas, a wax museum featuring some of the world's biggest icons including stars, politicians, record-breaking athletes and legends.
Activities:
Contrary to popular belief that Las Vegas simply offers gambling, there are numerous opportunities for travelers who want to add adventure and activity as part of their vacation.
Rock Climbing: Red Rock Canyon designated as Nevada's first National Conservation Area offers climbing and hiking opportunities. North of Red Rock Canyon, the Spring Mountains have five peaks. This is excellent for a day of hiking.
Golfing: The Las Vegas area is sprinkled with award winning golf courses, each vary in pricing, from high-end, to budget conscious golfing.
Mountain Biking: Adventure travelers will enjoy biking at the Blue Diamond area in the Red Rock Canyon Reserve. The area has some incredible high desert single tracks. The trail also promises amazing views.
Where to Stay in Las Vegas:
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Whether you are travelling for pleasure or business, or visiting Las Vegas with your family, "Sin City" offers hotel and casino resorts, 4-star hotels under $99 and cheap hotels.
The Strip: Visitors looking for an authentic, outrageous casino experience should check out the luxury hotels on The Strip. Home to some of the best luxury hotels in world, The Strip boasts upscale restaurants and top entertainment opportunities.
Downtown Area: Downtown Las Vegas is steeped in the history of this great city. This area has been revived by the Fremont Street Experience. The area boasts fabulous hotels, like Golden Nugget and Four Queens, who despite their modern touch have retained great service and amenities. The area is near the Greyhound Station, and is ideal for those who are looking for budget accommodations without sacrificing quality.
Off the Strip: In case you want to get away from the vibrant energy of The Strip, this area is within a short distance from all major attractions and offers numerous lodging options, as well as all of the the luxuries that one would expect from a Las Vegas hotel.
Passport & Visa Requirements
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For US Citizens:
A valid identification in order to board the plane.
For Canadian Citizens:
Canadian citizens travelling by air to, through or from the United States must present one of the following valid documents:
* A passport or
* A NEXUS card when used at a kiosk at designated Canadian airports and at all U.S. airports when returning to Canada.
This requirement applies to all travelers, regardless of age, including children.
We strongly recommend you to check out the latest travel alerts, various airlines baggage policies and travel safety tips.
*Kindly note that we take the utmost care in providing you with correct information at all times. However, the passport and visa regulations are subject to change and we strongly urge you to check the requirements directly with the US passport office and, or the Canadian Passport Office before traveling.
When to visit Las Vegas
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Las Vegas is one destination that draws huge crowds, even during "Off-Peak" season. You might be able to find cheaper flight deals as thermometers rise, making the months of July and August ripe for better deals.
If you are not comfortable with crowds, then we would urge you to avoid New Year's and Christmas. Also, try to avoid vacationing in Las Vegas around Valentine’s Day, unless you’re planning something super special.
Planning your Visit
High season: (January - Mid November)
Shoulder season: (Late November - December)
Las Vegas Weather
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Located amidst the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas has an arid, desert climate. The city enjoys abundant sunshine year round and has an average of 300 sunny days a year, with very little rainfall.
* The summer months, June through September are very hot and mostly dry with average daytime highs of over 100 degrees.
* During winter months, temperatures can fall close to freezing.
Currency and Language:
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Currency:
* United States Dollar or USD($) is the prime currency
* Credit cards are widely accepted and ATMs are available in many parts of Las Vegas.
Languages:
* English is the primary language spoken.
* Many people in Vegas speak Spanish and Tagalog (the language spoken in the Philippines).
Currency
United States Dollar or USD($) is the prime currency
1 Euro = 1.4277 US$
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