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"O" (Bellagio)


"O: The Most Lavish of Operas"
3600 S Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 888 488 7111 / +1 702 693 7722
http://bellagio.com
Las Vegas is rapidly becoming an occupied colony of Cirque du Soleil. With blow-out productions like KA at MGM Grand, Zumanity at New York New York, and Mystere at Treasure Island, Las Vegas visitors can catch breathtaking Cirque action at points up and down the Strip. O at Bellagio is arguably the most elegant of the Cirque productions. Theatrics take place in an aquatic setting above, on, and below a serene pond custom designed to meet the unique demands of the artists. Audiences truly enjoy the direct interaction with the fun cast, in typical Cirque behavior, where the actors make everyone part of the show. Every seat in the 1800 seat O showroom is a good one. But if you sit too close to the stage you may need an umbrella! Synchronized swimmers, aerialists, divers and clowns keep this 100+ minute show very exhilarating. The expert divers are reminiscent of human fireworks, and there is one unbelievable scene where there is a "human" fire! The sights, sounds and smell of O make this a must-see attraction.

Review © 2009, Wcities
'O' (Bellagio) photo by Chris Pizzoferrato
Photo: Chris Pizzoferrato
 

 
Addi Galleries


Winifred Addi does it again
3200 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 732 2901
Fashion Show Mall has added a unique experience to the Las Vegas shopping scene, and this fine gallery has to be the star of the show. Director Winifred Addi has outdone herself with a magnificent place to display stellar works of art. Charming art by Gisela Fabian includes San Francisco Bay for $38,500 and Vegas Magic for $33,000. Less expensive works by this artist run in the $700 price range. Other artists represented at the gallery include Martin Eichinger, Debra Sievers and Emanuel. Be sure to stop and enjoy this wonderful gallery - you'll be glad you did.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Addi Galleries photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Al's Garage


Young Go-getters Take Over Sports Bar
2240, Village Walk Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89052
United States
+1 702 320 5870
http://www.alsgarage.com/bar.htm
Visitors will find a typical, friendly, sports-themed watering hole at Al's Garage, a place to grab a burger and fries with a few brews and maybe catch the game or drop a few bucks on video poker. But the local regulars know Al's secrets, such as the fact that the cozy patio is a great spot to meet and mingle with young professionals from the area who seek a casual retreat, especially on Thursday nights when a fun crowd packs the house. And though the standard bar grub menu is painted on the wall, you can order from the upscale tavern next door, Kennedy, since the restaurants share a kitchen. -Brock Radke

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Aladdin Resort & Casino


Hotel offers magical time
3667 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 785 5555 / +1 877 333 9474 (Toll Free)
http://www.aladdincasino.com/
With the kind of magic only Hollywood can conjure, in the heart Vegas' Strip, a glamorous, strikingly beautiful resort beats anew. The 34-acre hotel claims to offer more under one roof than any other resort in the city. An amazing 100,000-square-foot gaming area with a four-story high ceiling will delight the eye. Games of every genre take place at 87 tables and 2,800 slot machines. Above the main floor, high-stakes players can enjoy the 35,000 square foot London Club. You will find the ultimate shopping, dining and entertainment experience at the Miracle Mile Shops. If you have time, check out Trader Vick's for Pacific-style cuisine.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Aladdin Resort & Casino photo by Henry Lo
Photo: Henry Lo
Aladdin Resort & Casino photo by Henry Lo
Photo: Henry Lo
 

 
Aladdin Theatre of the Performing Arts


Genie effect
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Aladdin Resort & Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 877 333 9474 (box office)/ +1 702 785 5000
http://www.aladdincasino.com/
Located in the casino haven - Las Vegas, this hall can seat a crowd of 7,000 people. The main purpose is of course concerts and glitzy gala awards nights. A very unique and effective curtain system can make the venue seating arrangement from 7,000 to 2,500. Private business conventions can also be held. An on site bar and refreshments area can keep you going during intermission. The Funny Business Comedy Club will perform soon.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
American Superstars


Look twice
2000 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 380 7777 / +1 800 998 6937
http://www.stratospherehotel.c...
One of the best deals in Las Vegas, this show located inside the Broadway Showroom of the Stratosphere Tower Hotel will entertain almost everyone. It features impersonators of Madonna, Charlie Daniels, Michael Jackson and Shania Twain to name a few. Package deals include the show, dinner buffet, two drinks and a free pass to the Tower. You will get a great show and a great view of the city, for only USD44, inclusive. Non-dinner tickets cost USD38.75 for adults and USD27.25 for children aged 5-12.

Review © 2009, Wcities
American Superstars photo by Cryostasis
Photo: Cryostasis
American Superstars photo by Dee Lees
Photo: Dee Lees
 

 
An Evening At La Cage


Cabaret features female impersonators
2901 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 794 9433
A pretty girl is like a...man? They are in this show! You will be amazed at the completely believable impersonations of stars such as Tina Turner, Whoopi Goldberg, Cher, Diana Ross and others. You will be shocked that men are able to mimick them so well. The show stars one of the best female impersonators in the world, Frank Marino, who is known far and wide for his Joan Rivers act. Tickets are available for USD36.25 and the price includes one drink. The showroom is located at the Riviera Hotel.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Arabesque Lounge


Arabian Nights
101 MonteLago Boulevard
at Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort
Las Vegas, NV 89011
United States
+1 702 567 1234
http://www.loewshotels.com/en/...
At the Arabesque Lounge in Loews Lake Las Vegas Spa Resort, allow yourself to believe that the heat of the Las Vegas desert just might be the heat of exotic Morocco. The beautiful Moroccan architecture and decor allow guests to enjoy afternoon drinks or some post-dinner cocktails. Everything from the gorgeous view of the lake to the live music from 6p-10p make for an invigorating experience at Arabesque Lounge.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Arizona Charlie's Decatur


Hometown comfort
740 South Decatur St
Las Vegas, NV 89107
United States
+1 702 258 5111 / +1 888 236 8645
http://www.arizonacharliesdeca...
This lively casino claims to be "the friendliest and most liberal in town," and it might be right. Slot machines galore and a myriad of table games provide plenty of action. The attractive guest rooms are decorated in soothing colors for your complete relaxation. Mini and Penthouse Suites offer Jacuzzi tubs and are on a privately keyed floor. Several restaurants include the Yukon Grille for steaks and seafood, China Charlie's and the Sourdough Cafe with round-the-clock dining. The Naughty Ladies Lounge has fine live entertainment Tuesday through Sunday nights.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Arizona Charlie's Decatur photo by beefyfl24
Photo: beefyfl24
 

 
Art Encounter


Multimedia art
3979 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89102
United States
+1 702 227 0220 / +1 800 395 2996
http://www.artencounter.com
Voted 'Best Art Gallery' by the Las Vegas Review Journal Reader's Poll, this place features a fine collection of various artistic styles. An original and tasteful souvenir might include one of the beautiful Las Vegas artworks, shown by local and national artists. This gallery also features such diverse subjects such as golf, motorcycle, firefighter, Americana and landscape art. Dozens of works are sold on consignment and can be shipped worldwide.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Arts Factory


Art Is The Way
101 East Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89104
United States
+1 702 676 1111
http://www.theartsfactory.com/
Downtown Nevada or the Las Vegas Arts District is home to The Arts Factory. Here you will find designers, painters, photographers, artists and professionals. Every first Friday draws a large crowd that come to view and to buy art and it is called First Friday Festival. Over 15,000 visitors come from the Vegas valley to catch up on local art and artists. For the First Friday the gallery is open till 10 o'clock at night.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Aruba Hotel


Value on the Strip
1215 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89104
United States
+1 702 383 3100
http://www.arubalasvegas.com/
Formerly the Thunderbird Hotel, the Aruba Hotel sits on the Strip near the Stratosphere. You will save on accommodations since it is more a motel than hotel, and the location is convenient. Rooms are a bit spartan and rates can fluctuate greatly depending upon visitor volume. The Mission of the Bells Wedding Chapel is located on site.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Aruba Hotel photo by Anand Deonarine
Photo: Anand Deonarine
Aruba Hotel photo by richpicks
Photo: richpicks
 

 
Bally's Casino Resort


An original superstar
3645 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 739 4111 / +1 800 634 3434 (Toll Free)
http://www.harrahs.com/casinos...
If you've never been here before, you may remember this hotel as the place where the "Flying Elvises" landed in the Nicholas Cage movie Honeymoon in Vegas. The lovely guest rooms are large with 450 square feet space. Suites range in size from 900 to 2,600 square feet. Mountain and city views, coupled with impeccable service, are included with your stay. The main casino floor extends for nearly a city block, packed with gaming opportunities for which the name "Bally" is famous. The Jubilee! in Bally's is host to an array of music and comedy shows, as well as extravagant song and dance performances that showcase lavish costumes and impressive choreography in one of the longest running showgirl productions in Las Vegas.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Bally's Casino Resort photo by Rob Stinnett
Photo: Rob Stinnett
Bally's Casino Resort photo by Jose Carlos Palencia
Photo: Jose Carlos Palencia
Bally's Casino Resort photo by A. Wendling
Photo: A. Wendling
Bally's Casino Resort photo by Sandro Menzel
Photo: Sandro Menzel
Bally's Casino Resort photo by Natalie Klein
Photo: Natalie Klein
Bally's Casino Resort photo by apeoholic
Photo: apeoholic
 

 
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino


Victorian class comfort
3595 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 737 7111 / +1 888 227 2279
http://www.barbarycoastcasino....
Nestled between the Flamingo Las Vegas and Bally's Casino Resort, and across from Caesars Palace Hotel Casino, this is one of the best locations in town. The hotel is small, with just under 200 rooms, but elegant. The rooms are larger than average, with original paintings on the wall and spacious bathrooms. This comfortable and unique hotel is also the home of Drai's. The casino area features table games, slot machines and a state-of-the-art race and sports book.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Judy Baxter
Photo: Judy Baxter
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Heather Kennedy
Photo: Heather Kennedy
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Sara McClure
Photo: Sara McClure
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by David Salafia
Photo: David Salafia
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Lisa Batty, harrisonphoto.co.uk
Photo: Lisa Batty, harrisonphoto.co.uk
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by WR Aceves
Photo: WR Aceves
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Dennis J. Ulm
Photo: Dennis J. Ulm
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Bob Davidson
Photo: Bob Davidson
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Madison Mastri
Photo: Madison Mastri
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Ben Freeman
Photo: Ben Freeman
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by kellinahandbasket
Photo: kellinahandbasket
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by April Carter Grant
Photo: April Carter Grant
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by jenni ripley
Photo: jenni ripley
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Tiffany LeClair
Photo: Tiffany LeClair
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Tara Averette
Photo: Tara Averette
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Ken Dyck
Photo: Ken Dyck
Barbary Coast Hotel Casino photo by Linda Kelso
Photo: Linda Kelso
 

 
Bellagio


Plush resort defines luxury
3600 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 693 7111 / +1 888 987 6667
http://www.bellagio.com/
Built in 1998, this hotel is the definition of luxury. The guest accommodations are tastefully decorated with European-style art and furnishings. The large bath with Italian marble and soaking tub adds to your comfort. Restaurants at the hotel are numerous and diverse, including The Buffet, Le Cirque and the fabulous Picasso. Olives and Michael Mina. The huge gaming area is reminiscent of Monte Carlo and hosts table games, sports book and slot machines. Botanical Gardens and the choreographed Bellagio Fountains highlight the property. The Gallery of Fine Art is definitely a must-see. Visit the hotel's Spa Bellagio if you want to pamper yourself with some soothing massages and body treatments.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Bellagio photo by Douglas
Photo: Douglas
Bellagio photo by Ulybug
Photo: Ulybug
Bellagio photo by David Priddy
Photo: David Priddy
Bellagio photo by Adam Engelhart
Photo: Adam Engelhart
Bellagio photo by Ulybug
Photo: Ulybug
Bellagio photo by Michael Lehet
Photo: Michael Lehet
Bellagio photo by David Priddy
Photo: David Priddy
Bellagio photo by Steve Yuhan
Photo: Steve Yuhan
Bellagio photo by Omer Kabir
Photo: Omer Kabir
Bellagio photo by C. Bays
Photo: C. Bays
Bellagio photo by Omer Kabir
Photo: Omer Kabir
Bellagio photo by Bryan T. Siders
Photo: Bryan T. Siders
Bellagio photo by Bryan T. Siders
Photo: Bryan T. Siders
Bellagio photo by D. Claybrook
Photo: D. Claybrook
Bellagio photo by Catherine Trigg
Photo: Catherine Trigg
Bellagio photo by Zeynep Karakaptan
Photo: Zeynep Karakaptan
Bellagio photo by Mark Baxter
Photo: Mark Baxter
Bellagio photo by Mark Fong
Photo: Mark Fong
Bellagio photo by Justin Liew
Photo: Justin Liew
Bellagio photo by J. F.
Photo: J. F.
Bellagio photo by Andy Darby
Photo: Andy Darby
Bellagio photo by Matt Sackett
Photo: Matt Sackett
Bellagio photo by Joe Bob Smith
Photo: Joe Bob Smith
Bellagio photo by Matthew Siedenburg
Photo: Matthew Siedenburg
Bellagio photo by Mary Nubla
Photo: Mary Nubla
Bellagio photo by pavas59
Photo: pavas59
Bellagio photo by JOHN Carracedo
Photo: JOHN Carracedo
Bellagio photo by Bill Ruting
Photo: Bill Ruting
Bellagio photo by wiaiwya
Photo: wiaiwya
Bellagio photo by Duncan Leslie
Photo: Duncan Leslie
 

 
Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art


Classic art
3600 Las Vegas Boulevard South
The Bellagio
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 693 7111 (Hotel) / +1 877 957 9777 (Tickets)
http://www.bgfa.biz/
This collection at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art in the Bellagio is impressive even to those who have visited better-known museums in New York and Europe. On display are sculptures and paintings from late 19th and 20th century artists, including original works by Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Vincent Van Gogh and other European masters. The tour is best appreciated when the audio headphones are used, which are included with admission. Check the website for current exhibitions. Reservations are necessary, as this is a very popular attraction. Admission is $17 for adults and $12 for students, and &14 for senior citizens and Nevada residents. Seasonal discounts are occasionally offered.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art photo by Andrea Zweifel
Photo: Andrea Zweifel
 

 
Bernard K. Passman Gallery


Beauty in black coral
3311 Las Vegas Boulevard S
(Suite 1177)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 791 3376
There is only one master sculptor of black coral in the world, and he is Bernard K. Passman. His works have been commissioned by royalty and heads of state since he opened his first gallery in 1974 in Grand Cayman. The coral used for his unique sculptures are created from the rarest of nearly 500 species of black coral, which are taken from nearly 200 feet of water in the Caribbean. From jewelry to ornate carvings, these works of art will astound you.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel


Serious gambling here
128 E Fremont St
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 382 1600 / +1 800 622 6468
http://www.binions.com/
Serious gamblers absolutely love this place. It is a throwback to the original "old Las Vegas" hard-drinking and hard-playing atmosphere. The best view of downtown can be had at Binion's Ranch Steakhouse on the 23rd floor where you can dine on some of the best steaks and prime rib in Las Vegas. The guest accommodations are adequate and comfortable and the rooftop swimming pool is a great place to relax after a day at the tables.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel photo by FJ Kennedy
Photo: FJ Kennedy
Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel photo by Bill Buth
Photo: Bill Buth
Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel photo by Amyn Kassam
Photo: Amyn Kassam
Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel photo by shelly lynn williams
Photo: shelly lynn williams
Binion's Gambling Hall & Hotel photo by hockberg99
Photo: hockberg99
 

 
Blackstone's Steakhouse


A jewel in the desert
3770 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109-4337
United States
+1 702 730 7777
http://www.montecarlo.com
Leather, stained glass, mahogany-paneled walls and candlelit tables all combine to present an elegant yet cozy atmosphere in the Monte Carlo Hotel Casino. Perfectly aged beef is the specialty, grilled to perfection over a mesquite fire at an open hearth fireplace. The steak selection is the star of the show, with entrees priced at USD25-USD30. Tasty pork, seafood and poultry dishes are also on the menu. Enjoy your favorite cocktail from the full-service bar. A nice wine list has prices starting at USD20 per bottle.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Blue Man Group


Unbelievable Broadway show
3355 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 262 4400
http://www.blueman.com
This amazing production straight from New York has taken Las Vegas by storm. At first the bright blue faces and bald heads may shock you, but the tribal music, upbeat feel, and fantastic stage show will make you want to see it again. Enjoy the neon lights, drumbeats and abstract performances mixed with humor. This show is hot! As of October 2005 Blue Man Group has its home at the Venetian's brand-new and spectacular 1760-seat theater, built specifically for the Blue Men. Tickets range from USD88-USD125 and are available at the Box Office located inside the Venetian Hotel, or online at the Venetian website.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Blue Man Group photo by bitacoreta
Photo: bitacoreta
Blue Man Group photo by bitacoreta
Photo: bitacoreta
Blue Man Group photo by Crissy T. Kawamoto
Photo: Crissy T. Kawamoto
Blue Man Group photo by Domas Mituzas
Photo: Domas Mituzas
Blue Man Group photo by Kazuho Okui
Photo: Kazuho Okui
Blue Man Group photo by kat gonzalez
Photo: kat gonzalez
Blue Man Group photo by Pica Paperdoll
Photo: Pica Paperdoll
Blue Man Group photo by Len Peralta
Photo: Len Peralta
Blue Man Group photo by damiens photos
Photo: damiens photos
Blue Man Group photo by Renee Brow
Photo: Renee Brow
Blue Man Group photo by Hector Fuentes
Photo: Hector Fuentes
Blue Man Group photo by Alex Minkin Photo
Photo: Alex Minkin Photo
Blue Man Group photo by kari.lynn
Photo: kari.lynn
Blue Man Group photo by 2Kaussey Studios
Photo: 2Kaussey Studios
Blue Man Group photo by Jemstone33
Photo: Jemstone33
 

 
Bluestone Gallery


Painter's paradise
2240 Village Walk Drive, Suite 132
Henderson
Las Vegas, NV 89052
United States
+1 702 458 9979
http://www.bluestoneartgallery...
The Bluestone Art Gallery is one of the exquisite art galleries in and around Las Vegas. It showcases the works of local artists Jerry and Lona Blank, who are the proprietors of this gallery. Paintings of other artists like Mikki Senkarik and glass artist James Nowak can also be seen in this gallery. The art works include impressionistic paintings of Europe, Las Vegas and Jazz Greats.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Body English


Get into the groove
4455 Paradise Road
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 693 4000
http://www.bodyenglish.com/
This hip and happening nightclub is located at the Hard Rock Hotel Casino. Famous DJ AM spins some of the hottest tracks here and gets people in the groove. Lovers of hip-hop, house music and rock will surely have a blast. The dress code is a mix between formal and casual, so decide well in advance as to what your outfit for the night will be. There is a cover charge of USD30 for men and USD20 for ladies. Sundays are free provided you carry a Nevada ID. Special events and nights take place regularly, so check the website for details.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Body English photo by Rebekah Faye Hollins
Photo: Rebekah Faye Hollins
Body English photo by Berni Nazareno
Photo: Berni Nazareno
 

 
Boulder Station Hotel And Casino


Large off-strip hotel
4111 Boulder Highway
Las Vegas, NV 89121
United States
+1 702 432 7777
http://www.boulderstation.com
Your train of winnings has pulled into the station. Airy surroundings and tastefully appointed rooms separate this establishment from most small, confined casinos located away from the strip. Not only is there a 75,000-square-foot casino with the latest games, but also a movie theater complex with eleven screens and a Kids Quest youth activity center. Five restaurants and several bars are located throughout the hotel. Enjoy the large swimming pool and shuttle service to and from the airport.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Boulder Station Hotel And Casino photo by Joanie Hunt
Photo: Joanie Hunt
 

 
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino


Original High-roller Casino
3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 731 7110 / +1 877 427 7243
http://www.harrahs.com/casinos...
Opened in 1966, this is the granddaddy of elegance. A 45,000-square-foot casino has the latest video and live games. You can find slot machines here that take USD5,000 tokens. There are nine unique restaurants—for a real treat, enjoy the Japanese cuisine at Hyakumi and the New American fare at Bradley Ogden. The Superior Deluxe rooms and Petite Suites in the hotel offer extensive amenities including whirlpool tubs, modem and fax lines, and a data port line. You can also enjoy the Forum Shops for some truly decadent shopping.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Grace
Photo: Grace
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Matt Bargar
Photo: Matt Bargar
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Lee Gillen
Photo: Lee Gillen
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Magalie L'Abbé
Photo: Magalie L'Abbé
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Mike Timberlake
Photo: Mike Timberlake
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Jacky Wei
Photo: Jacky Wei
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Jacky Wei
Photo: Jacky Wei
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by John Morris
Photo: John Morris
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by David B. Carrizo
Photo: David B. Carrizo
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by peteraw
Photo: peteraw
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Melissa Parnell-McCloud
Photo: Melissa Parnell-McCloud
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Jeff Tabaco
Photo: Jeff Tabaco
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Adrian Barnes
Photo: Adrian Barnes
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by neighborhood images
Photo: neighborhood images
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Ami Shah
Photo: Ami Shah
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Huberific
Photo: Huberific
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Erin King
Photo: Erin King
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Toivo Voll
Photo: Toivo Voll
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by M. Luisa Spagnuolo
Photo: M. Luisa Spagnuolo
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Joe Grimes
Photo: Joe Grimes
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Chris Giddings
Photo: Chris Giddings
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Joel Wanek
Photo: Joel Wanek
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Lorraine TAZ Bradley
Photo: Lorraine TAZ Bradley
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Stormtrooper WB
Photo: Stormtrooper WB
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Steve Kelly
Photo: Steve Kelly
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Kristen Stewart
Photo: Kristen Stewart
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by valkie
Photo: valkie
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Jonas Lindblom
Photo: Jonas Lindblom
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Peter Shermeta
Photo: Peter Shermeta
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Solo Lens
Photo: Solo Lens
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by 2 Tigers
Photo: 2 Tigers
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Tracy
Photo: Tracy
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Susan Campbell
Photo: Susan Campbell
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Kristina de Don
Photo: Kristina de Don
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by James Geros
Photo: James Geros
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Gary Simmons
Photo: Gary Simmons
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Robert van Dyk
Photo: Robert van Dyk
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Mike Mabanta
Photo: Mike Mabanta
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Borja Laullon
Photo: Borja Laullon
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Ted Henderer
Photo: Ted Henderer
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by ultraviolet7
Photo: ultraviolet7
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Karen Goodman
Photo: Karen Goodman
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Evan Custer
Photo: Evan Custer
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Jeremy White
Photo: Jeremy White
Caesars Palace Hotel Casino photo by Nirav Shah
Photo: Nirav Shah
 

 
Cafe Martorano


Restaurant Gone Nightclub
3700 West Flamingo Road
Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 221 8279
http://www.cafemartorano.com/
Steve Martorano is a big guy with muscles and tattoos. And he can cook up some mean Italian food. His vision: "Part restaurant. Part nightclub. All Italian." The music is loud, ranging from Frank Sinatra in the early evening to Hip Hop and R&B late at night. It's not unusual for people to dance in the aisles, or even on top of their tables. There is no menu. Instead, a waiter rattles off that day's list of about dozen entrées, but the servings are large and meant for sharing. This is a hugely popular attraction at the Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino, with the prices to go with it, so reservations are highly recommended.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Cannery Hotel and Casino


Your Next Pitstop
2121 East Craig Road
North Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV 89030
United States
+1 702 507 5700
http://cannerycasinos.com
This hotel has something for everyone. With a 24-hour room service, guests can enjoy the best of what Las Vegas has to offer. Eat at one of the four restaurants and or choose to visit one of its two bars. Try a steak or simply spend time at the in-house cafe. Businessmen can do their conference bookings early and take advantage of the corporate credit rates. Visitors can try a hand at the hotel casino...who knows, they just might get lucky? Otherwise, attend a country music concert and be one of the 3,000 spectators at the outdoor exhibition venue. This place also hosts outdoor festivals, boxing, motor sports, parties and exhibits. For those wanting to unwind, chill at the pool or relax in the jacuzzi.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Canyon Club


Where Music Meets the Soul
202, Fremont Street
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 818 879 5016
http://www.canyonclub.net
Famous LA Canyon Club is now open in Las Vegas. The Freemont Street Experience party scene is alive and well at Four Queens Casino. This club features live performances from favorite classic rock bands from the 70s and 80s. Featuring a large stage area for concerts and a trendy but comfortable atmosphere, Canyon Club is a rock and rollers dream come true. Get tickets for the main show or come down later at night for drink and shot specials and to see your favorite local 70s and 80s cover bands, like the Spazmatics or Boogie Nights, and dance the party away under the neon. -Marilee Ryan

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Carnaval Court Bar & Grill


Live it up at Vegas
3475 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 369 5000
http://www.harrahs.com/
The Carnaval Court is a great place for an outdoor party. Unwind with live music, a palatable menu, an obliging staff or even an occasional game of poker. The bartender concocts interesting drinks that add to the spirit of the party. And the performances just never fail to delight. So trot down here and have a ball.

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Carrara Gallery


Fine originals
1236 South Rainbow Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89102
United States
+1 702 877 4299
At this excellent gallery you will find a superb selection of fine art works, as well as affordable prints. With works from such masters as Chagall, Peter Max, Dali, Erte or Picasso on display, you will feel inspired and in awe of such talent. With more than 100 artists in their inventory, the customer is sure to find just the right item to fit their style. If you are unsure about the Neiman or Alvar, gift certificates are a delightful solution.

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Cashman Center


Exhibits, Baseball, Theater & More!
850 North Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 386 7100
http://www.lvcva.com
Located in downtown Las Vegas, the 98,100 square-foot Cashman Center includes exhibit space, meeting rooms, a 1900-seat theater, 10,000-seat baseball stadium and restaurant. The two exhibit halls host various exhibits, festivals and cultural events throughout the year. The Cashman Theatre presents everything from Broadway shows to corporate presentations. The Stadium is home to the Las Vegas 51s, the AAA affiliate of the L.A. Dodgers. The Club Level Restaurant offers a stunning view of the baseball field and is often used for parties, receptions, corporate meetings and other group events.

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Cashman Center photo by Miss Shari
Photo: Miss Shari
 

 
Casino Royale Hotel Casino


Comfort and great location
3411 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 800 854 7666 / +1 702 737 3500 / +1 800 854 7666
http://www.casinoroyalehotel.com/
This is a small hotel with an ideal location near the Venetian Resort & Casino and Harrahs Las Vegas Casino & Hotel. The comfortable rooms feature soothing decor, coffee makers and mini-bars. The full casino provides gaming action, including slots and table games, in a cheerful and friendly atmosphere. A restaurant on the second floor has good food and an excellent view of the Strip and the erupting volcano at the Mirage Hotel

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Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by Miss Shari
Photo: Miss Shari
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by glacial23
Photo: glacial23
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by Eddie Malone
Photo: Eddie Malone
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by N.S.
Photo: N.S.
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by tusptangar
Photo: tusptangar
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by Scarlet Ortiz
Photo: Scarlet Ortiz
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by Brian K. Biles
Photo: Brian K. Biles
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by andrewgus
Photo: andrewgus
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by Ian Jay
Photo: Ian Jay
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by Mark Ringrose
Photo: Mark Ringrose
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by James Mack
Photo: James Mack
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by Jeffrey Sugalski
Photo: Jeffrey Sugalski
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by Stewart D Anderson
Photo: Stewart D Anderson
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by Matthew Glasson
Photo: Matthew Glasson
Casino Royale Hotel Casino photo by chimp75
Photo: chimp75
 

 
Centaur Galleries


Original works of art
3200 Las Vegas Blvd South
(Fashion Show Mall)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 737 1234
http://www.centaurgalleries.co...
This fine gallery is proud to feature the largest private collection of original works by Salvador Dali. From hand drawings to sculptures to etchings, the finest works of Dali can all be seen here. The gallery also features contemporary artworks in all mediums such as stone, acrylic, bronze and glass. Prints, souvenirs, art books and memorabilia can be purchased and make excellent gifts to bring home after a visit to Las Vegas.

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Charles Vanda Master Series


World-famous performers
4505 South Maryland Parkway
(Artemus Hamm Hall)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 895 3535
Placido Domingo, The Chieftains and Sarah Brightman have one thing in common. They have all appeared at the Artemus Hamm Hall stage in recent years, delighting locals and tourists with their incredible talent. This small but acoustically perfect stage has brought a great deal of performance culture to Las Vegas. The world's greatest entertainers appear here thanks to the Vanda Series, educating our children and adults, and entertaining audiences with spectacular shows. Call the box office for series schedule and ticket prices.

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Cherry


Poppin'
11011 West Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89135
United States
+1 702 797 7180
http://www.redrocklasvegas.com...
When nightlife mogul, Rande Gerber, designs a nightclub, he always wants to try something new, and Cherry is no exception. Reminiscent of the famous Red Rock National Conservation Areas in California and Nevada, Cherry incorporates the red stone of the desert into its innovative and stylish decor, transforming the inside into an 8,500 square foot visual masterpiece. A mirrored, lit-up tunnel takes you straight into the center of the action, with 20 VIP rooms surrounding the scattered tables and chairs which line the dance floor. Cherry features only the latest in digital sound quality and lighting, with separate bass speakers installed under the dance floor. There is a USD20 cover charge with proper attire required.

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Chrome


Showroom and Nightclub
4949 N Rancho Dr
Las Vegas, NV 89149
United States
+1 7026584900,+1 8886777274
The Santa Fe is located on Rancho Drive just a short drive past the Fiesta and Texas Station. Chrome offers some of the best blues, country, rock and dance acts in Las Vegas on a weekly basis. Call ahead for specific weekly information and cover charges, although most nights are free or very inexpensive. It is not far from Red Rock Hotel Casino and Suncoast in Summerlin, so if you find yourself off the beaten path, it's worth checking out. Purple Reign, a Prince Tribue show is a staple act as well as Big as Texas, a southern country rock band. Get there early for Wednesday night jazz and get a free cover. -Marilee Ryan

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Circus Circus Hotel Casino


Clown around
2880 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 877 224 7287 / +1 877 434 9175
http://www.circuscircus.com
High-flying circus acts soaring above the casino floor will amaze and entertain visitors for hours. A massive gaming area offers all table games imaginable for both high-rollers or the casual player. The Midway and the Adventuredome provide adventures for the kid in everyone. Dining choices at the hotel are diverse, including the Circus Buffet and the Steakhouse. Many of the fine eateries allow a great view of circus acts being performed. Oversized guest rooms are comfortable and offer a quiet respite from the action on the casino floor.

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Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Nicole Hanusek
Photo: Nicole Hanusek
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by John Morris
Photo: John Morris
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by grrrrl
Photo: grrrrl
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Trevor Pipe
Photo: Trevor Pipe
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Juan Manuel Garcia
Photo: Juan Manuel Garcia
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by FroggyMonkey
Photo: FroggyMonkey
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Itay Braun
Photo: Itay Braun
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Petr Srsen
Photo: Petr Srsen
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Ute Müller
Photo: Ute Müller
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Bankai
Photo: Bankai
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by 2000miler
Photo: 2000miler
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Genevieve Lewis-Gent
Photo: Genevieve Lewis-Gent
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Tom Page
Photo: Tom Page
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Bill Burke
Photo: Bill Burke
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Gary Burke
Photo: Gary Burke
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Harley Jebens
Photo: Harley Jebens
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Nick Traveller
Photo: Nick Traveller
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by gemma correll
Photo: gemma correll
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Jocelyn Marion
Photo: Jocelyn Marion
Circus Circus Hotel Casino photo by Leann Wright
Photo: Leann Wright
 

 
Clark County Amphitheater


Fun in the park
500 South Grand Central Parkway
Clark County
Las Vegas, NV 89106
United States
+1 702 455 8200
http://www.co.clark.nv.us/Park...
Good entertainment beyond the bright lights of casinos is not that hard to find in Sin City after all. The Clark County Government Center, located in the metropolitan area of Las Vegas, sports a spacious amphitheater that sits pretty amid rolling greens and historic-looking, sandstone structures. Host to a gamut of concerts, shows and performances from rock to classical music and jazz to symphonies, the arena is a lovely spot to catch some cultural action. The complex is a favorite among touring bands, who look to gather a fan following. The Nevada Chamber Symphony's 'Jazz in the Park' concert series is an annual fixture here, between May and October. Stroll out into the lawns for a break or a family picnic, after a vibrant session within the 2500-seat arena. Its amenities are topped off with an option of bringing in your own drinks, and the tickets are priced as low as five bucks apiece.

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Club Madrid


Party time!
1301 West Sunset Road
Sunset Station
Las Vegas, NV 89014
United States
+1 702 547 7777
The Moorish decor of Sunset Station continues into this fun place, making it quite different from most clubs in Las Vegas. On weekends, it rocks with resident musician Louie Louie. It is a wild, exuberant, boisterous club with dancing and live music that really gets people off their seats. On occasion, this club also books nationally-known rock bands. Ladies are always admitted free.

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Club Rio


Brazilian-themed dance club
3700 West Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89102
United States
+1 702 777 7777
http://www.playrio.com
If a wild Brazilian night is what you seek, find your way to this hot spot and your troubles may vanish. Located in the Copa Showroom at the Rio Hotel, this trendy club offers live music, 12 huge video screens and a very watchful spy camera capturing your "John Travolta" dance moves and showing them to the other patrons. The dress code here requires collared shirts for men; no shorts, no sneakers or sandals, and you must be 21 years of age or older.

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Club Rio photo by Rick
Photo: Rick
 

 
Colosseum At Caesars Palace


Spectacular venue
3570 Las Vegas Boulevard
Caesars Palace
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 877 427 7243 (toll free)
http://www.caesars.com/Caesars...
You might want to note down the location of this popular concert venue, which can easily pass off as a landmark by itself. This 4,148-seat, state-of-the-art beauty is located at Caesars Palace Hotel Casino. Quite a number of popular artists like Elton John, Celine Dion and Jerry Seinfeld have performed here. All the glamour can get a bit blinding and you're requested not to add to it, by getting cameras along. You can make your bookings over the phone or online to witness your favorite artist's performance.

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Colosseum At Caesars Palace photo by Hannah Swithinbank
Photo: Hannah Swithinbank
Colosseum At Caesars Palace photo by Stephan Bezoen
Photo: Stephan Bezoen
Colosseum At Caesars Palace photo by Bryce Johnson
Photo: Bryce Johnson
Colosseum At Caesars Palace photo by Bart Hoffstein
Photo: Bart Hoffstein
Colosseum At Caesars Palace photo by John L Novacek
Photo: John L Novacek
 

 
Comedy Stop


Drop in for a laugh
3801 Las Vegas Boulevard South
(Tropicana Resort Casino)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 739 2411 / +1 800 468 9494
There is some funny stuff going on in this tropical paradise. You will not want to miss the hilarious performances of comics you will probably recognize. This is the place where comedians come to try out their newest and most outrageous material. You will be shocked, you will be flabbergasted, and you will most definitely be entertained. The place is located in the Tropicana Hotel Casino and features two performances nightly. Call ahead for information on ticket prices and schedule of entertainers. Local Las Vegas residents are eligible for two-for-one tickets.

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Coral Reef Lounge


Cozy and casual
3950 Las Vegas Boulevard South
(Mandalay Bay Resort)
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 632 7777
http://www.mandalaybay.com/din...
This cozy lounge is situated in the exotic casino at the Mandalay Bay Hotel Casino. The sushi chef prepares a variety of sushi rolls, nigiri sushi, sashimi and specialty rolls. The sushi is the freshest available and ranges in price. Hot and cold sake, domestic and imported beer and wines by the glass are served. Full bar service is also available.

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Crazy Girls


Topless revue
2901 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 992 7970
http://www.theriviera.com
"Wow!" is the word which most often comes to mind when seeing this famous show. It will dazzle just about everyone with comedy, song and dance. A heavy favorite of tourists, this show leaves nothing to the imagination. Tickets for the 75 minute show start at USD24.95 plus tax, with dinner options also available; no one under 21 years of age is allowed in the theater. Beverages are not included in admission charge. Located inside the Riviera Hotel in the Mardi Gras Pavilion.

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Crazy Girls photo by Haydn Blackey
Photo: Haydn Blackey
Crazy Girls photo by Frederic De Leersnijder
Photo: Frederic De Leersnijder
Crazy Girls photo by David Cushing
Photo: David Cushing
Crazy Girls photo by rhalper
Photo: rhalper
Crazy Girls photo by Meder Kydyraliev
Photo: Meder Kydyraliev
Crazy Girls photo by E Shane Kays
Photo: E Shane Kays
Crazy Girls photo by smneale
Photo: smneale
 

 
David Copperfield - An Intimate Evening of Grand Illusion


Master of Magic
3799 Las Vegas Blvd S
(MGM Grand Las Vegas: Hollywood Theatre)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 891 7488
http://www.mgmgrand.com/entert...
David Copperfield's new show is a shattering, wonderous, confusing, delightful, strangely comforting, constantly surprising, marvelous, extravaganza of illusion. He makes a car appear, dozens of people disappear, penetrates his flesh through steel, shrinks himself and performs astral projection. David Copperfireld is the world's undisputed superstar of magic. After touring more than 50 countries, starring in dozens of television specials, and appearing in the world's largest and most famous venues, Copperfield is back again to share his greatest tricks and illusions. With his unique presence and charming persona he succeeds to carry everyone away to a world where anything is possible. Extraordinary humor and audience participation are the cornerstones of this fabulously professional magic show that is without a doubt one of the most powerfully stimulating live performances ever staged.

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Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House


Steaks coming your way
3925 Paradise Road
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 796 0063
http://www.delfriscos.com/lasv...
Located east of the Strip, Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House is part of a famous chain. It has managed to retain its popularity, being one of the most favored eateries in the area. The menu features the regular steakhouse fare, but the bone in fillet is a must have. The dining experience here is complete with live entertainment, so sit back and enjoy the feast. They also boast of a private room that can accommodate up to 22 people, just in case you need to host a social gathering.

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Desert Breeze Park


Xtreme Blades
8425 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89117
United States
+1 702 455 8334
As skateboards and roller blades are not allowed on most streets in Las Vegas, enthusiasts frequent this park to satiate the adrenaline rush. The park has concrete tracks, benches and structures to suit the needs of beginners as well as advanced skateboarders. It also has a hockey rink, basketball courts, and a host of other sports facilities. Helmets are compulsory, and if you don't have your own, you can hire one at the park office.

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Desert Breeze Park photo by Meetusinghal
Photo: Meetusinghal
 

 
Divebar


Classic Booze, Refreshing Entertainment
3035, East Tropicana Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89121
United States
+1 702 435-7526
http://www.vegasdivebar.com
It bills itself as the King of Bars, and while Divebar is an above-average, occasionally rowdy watering hole (and not a dive at all) that also offers decent sandwiches and steaks, its main contribution to the local tavern scene is a weekly schedule chock full of interesting, often eccentric entertainment. Rock or punk bands are the norm, but Monday is saved for an open mic night that defies the term- the entertainment is actually of high quality, hosted by a talented acoustic duo, and featuring a small group of regulars that play all types of music. But if you're just coming to imbibe, catch the Happy Hour Monday through Friday from 4 to 8 p.m., including $3 shots of Pirate's Blood.

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Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery


Quiet and relaxing
4505 S Maryland Pkwy
Las Vegas, NV 89154
United States
+1 702 895 3893
http://www.unlv.edu
This fine gallery is located on the campus of the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV). The presentations change often, so definitely consider visiting more than once. Traveling exhibits, such as the recent Holocaust tour, are presented as a community service. The works displayed represent all media and are presented by national and local artists. The gallery is a part of the State University System and admission is free of charge.

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Double Down Saloon


The Club That Never Sleeps!!!
4640 Paradise Road
East of Strip
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 791 5775
http://www.doubledownsaloon.com/
The house rules of this club are, 'You Puke, You Clean', if this isn't eye-catching enough then wait till you walk in to the Double Down Saloon. It's located between the city's airport corridors of Paradise and Swenson, far east off the Strip and is not a club you will come across by accident. Double Down has a certain fan-like cult following and is a very interesting place if you want to meet a lot of different kinds of people. The drinks here are very strong and have innovative named. Live bands play here too and there are plenty of fun events, check their website for more details.

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EFX Theater


State of the Art Venue
3799, Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
United States
+1 800 664 5056
The EFX Theater at MGM Grand is, technologically speaking, one of the most modern and exciting venues in the world. The stage production, an elaborate synchronization of lighting, sound, and live performance, is flashier and just as entertaining as a fireworks show.

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El Cortez Hotel Casino


Dripping history
600 East Fremont Street
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 385 5207 / +1 800 634 6703
http://www.elcortezhotelcasino...
Bugsy Siegel once owned a piece of this property before building the Flamingo Hotel on the Strip. This structure retains much of its original look and atmosphere from the early 1940s. In the older section of the hotel, guests will still find the tile showers from days gone-by. Now, there is a new section in the thoroughly modern and comfortable hotel tower. Since the Fremont Street Experience was built, this hotel is in a very good location, just a short block from the entrance.

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El Cortez Hotel Casino photo by dawn nakaya
Photo: dawn nakaya
El Cortez Hotel Casino photo by Benjamin & Lisa Clark
Photo: Benjamin & Lisa Clark
El Cortez Hotel Casino photo by Jo Ann Arcenal
Photo: Jo Ann Arcenal
El Cortez Hotel Casino photo by Rhino1515
Photo: Rhino1515
El Cortez Hotel Casino photo by CourtneyJacqueline
Photo: CourtneyJacqueline
El Cortez Hotel Casino photo by Fred Quezada
Photo: Fred Quezada
 

 
El Patron


Mexican Rancho Style
2797 S. Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 791 6988
El Patron has traditional Mexican Rancho style cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Featuring primarily seafood specialties, start your experience with Ostiones en su concha (oysters on the half shell) and a cold Dos XX. Entrees are available in several traditional Mexican styles from the fiery hot Fish Filet a la diabla to the Shrimp al la veracruzana (a delicious sauce with olives, onions, tomatoes, white wine and spices). If fish is not for you, try the beef chunks ranchero prepared with jalapenos, onions, tomatoes and bell peppers. Your experience will not be complete until you try the smooth and creamy Flan. You will leave El Patron with a full belly at a reasonable price. -Marilee Ryan

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Empire Ballroom


Vegas nights
3765 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 415 5283 / +1 702 474 4000 / +1 702 737 7376 (Reservations)
http://www.latenightempire.com/
One of Vegas' many nightclubs and bars, the Empire Ballroom, formerly Club Utopia promises dizzying nights of drink-n-dance. Strictly for those over 21 (they will ask for a valid id), the club hosts local and upcoming live bands of all possible genres that perform to crowds looking to dance their troubles away. Marathon music sessions rock the joint into the wee hours for those with the stamina to keep up the grind. Theme nights and DJs add to the club's sparkling scene, and the décor is unbeatable—red and brown, with massive couches to plunge into after scorching the dance floor. Eight cabanas on the patio provide some good views of the Strip and some private space for couples. For those into name-dropping: Macy Gray and Camp Freddie have put in an appearance at this 1300-capacity hotspot.

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Empire Ballroom photo by Steven Sanchez
Photo: Steven Sanchez
 

 
Excalibur Hotel Casino


Castle hotel includes knights and dragons
3850 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109-6778
United States
+1 702 597 7777 / +1 877 750 5464
http://www.excalibur.com/
The drawbridge is down, you are welcome to the castle. Enter a kingdom of knights, fair ladies and fine entertainment. You will not want to miss the nightly battle between a fire-breathing dragon and Merlin the Magician at the castle moat. Be sure to catch the fantasy fair midway and the medieval village, too. You will also be entertained during your stay by strolling minstrels. The rooms are extremely comfortable and the service is excellent. The action-packed casino is filled with table games and slot machines galore. Several fine restaurants and shopping areas round out this "city within a city."

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Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Amal Sajdak
Photo: Amal Sajdak
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by LaserGuided
Photo: LaserGuided
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Ana De La Garza
Photo: Ana De La Garza
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Timothy Gardner
Photo: Timothy Gardner
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Jesse Schexnayder
Photo: Jesse Schexnayder
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Timothy Vanhonacker
Photo: Timothy Vanhonacker
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Carrie Kilpin
Photo: Carrie Kilpin
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Candice Lem
Photo: Candice Lem
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Elisa O'Brien
Photo: Elisa O'Brien
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by burndog
Photo: burndog
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Danielle Kline
Photo: Danielle Kline
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by outflyer.com
Photo: outflyer.com
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Glady Winston Li
Photo: Glady Winston Li
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Carlos Mejía
Photo: Carlos Mejía
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Greg Martin
Photo: Greg Martin
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Christine Moon
Photo: Christine Moon
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Andrew Muller
Photo: Andrew Muller
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Ron Reitz
Photo: Ron Reitz
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Jeffrey Egel
Photo: Jeffrey Egel
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Anand Nagarajan
Photo: Anand Nagarajan
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Julian Fong
Photo: Julian Fong
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Allie_Caulfield
Photo: Allie_Caulfield
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Morgan Potter
Photo: Morgan Potter
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Maggie Barnidge
Photo: Maggie Barnidge
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Deno Langis
Photo: Deno Langis
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Paul Warren
Photo: Paul Warren
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Heidi Pilewski
Photo: Heidi Pilewski
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Paul Atkins
Photo: Paul Atkins
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Michael Vereb
Photo: Michael Vereb
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Yanina Hinojosa Mty
Photo: Yanina Hinojosa Mty
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Deborah Connors
Photo: Deborah Connors
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by bla2005
Photo: bla2005
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Ashley Hashimoto
Photo: Ashley Hashimoto
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Angus Farquhar
Photo: Angus Farquhar
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Matt Kotich
Photo: Matt Kotich
Excalibur Hotel Casino photo by Paul Richardson
Photo: Paul Richardson
 

 
Fantasy at Luxor


A Dance With Desire
3900, Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 262 4102
http://www.fantasyluxor.com/
Fantasy at Luxor is more than just a burlesque show showcasing women in skimpy outfits. This exciting show includes provocative dance numbers, sexy choreography, hilarious comedic routines and amazing vocal performances. Like the name suggests, the show is all about fantasy and seduction and is aimed at providing sexy stimulation for couples. Because it is an adult revue, audiences must be mature enough to handle what is considered one of the sexiest shows in Las Vegas.

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Fiesta Bingo Hall


South of the border
2400 North Rancho Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89030
United States
+1 702 631 7000
Separated into smoking and non-smoking sections, this 398-seat bingo hall in the Fiesta Hotel offers a little more than the other spots in town. There are free nachos and chips with salsa; free beverages are also available, including the popular hot chocolate with whipped cream. All games start on the odd hours, beginning at 9am. The last game begins at 11pm. Card prices go between USD4-USD13, with the USD13 "Rainbow" card paying off at the highest jackpot level. Cards may be purchased with cash only.

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Fiesta Bingo Hall photo by Jai Lusser
Photo: Jai Lusser
 

 
Fiesta Rancho Casino Hotel


Royal flush capital
2400 North Rancho Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89130
United States
+1 702 631 7000 / +1 888 899 7770
http://rancho.fiestacasino.com/
This local favorite has the convenience of a motel and many of the advantages of a larger resort. The casino area is packed with more than 1,200 slot machines of all kinds. Live poker, keno and table games are also available, as well as a sports book. The Fiesta Bingo Hall is an extremely popular venue. Besides the gambling, there are several excellent restaurants, including Gardunos, offering Mexican food at its best. The hotel is small, but the accommodations are comfortable and adequate, and the price is easy on the pocketbook.

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Fiesta Rancho Casino Hotel photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Fitzgeralds Casino & Holiday Inn


Stay with the leprechaun
301 Fremont St
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 388 2400 / +1 800 274 5825
http://www.fitzgeraldslasvegas...
Originally opened as the Sundance in 1980, it later gained the "luck of the Irish" and became Fitzgerald's. There can not be a luckier place to stay in than Glitter Gulch, from the leprechaun on the roof to the six authentic blarney stones on display; the place exudes good fortune. Hotel guests will enjoy the 42,000 square foot casino, three restaurants and three bars. The comfortable rooms offer a quiet respite from the gambling excitement. Prices fluctuate widely depending upon visitor volume, but this is certainly "the" place to be in Las Vegas on St. Patrick's Day.

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Fitzgeralds Casino & Holiday Inn photo by Amy Koller
Photo: Amy Koller
 

 
Flamingo Las Vegas


Bugsy's gamble
3555 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 733 3111 / +1 800 732 2111 (Toll Free)
http://www.lv-flamingo.com
This hotel comprises a bright and busy gaming area, which hosts table gambling like Blackjack and Caribbean Stud. Both high-stakes players and the casual gamer will feel at home. The deluxe guest rooms and luxury suites are tastefully decorated in colors of the rainforest. The accommodations are dispersed among six towers with views of the Strip or courtyards below. Dining choices at the hotel range from simple to sophisticated. The fun Peking Market offers excellent Chinese cuisine and Paradise Garden Buffet features fabulous food with an equally fabulous view. Guests will also enjoy the lush Wildlife Habitat.

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Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Neil Bird
Photo: Neil Bird
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by April and Randy
Photo: April and Randy
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Joy
Photo: Joy
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Jim Twitchell
Photo: Jim Twitchell
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Steve Cadman
Photo: Steve Cadman
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Thomas Tringale
Photo: Thomas Tringale
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Lisa Batty, harrisonphoto.co.uk
Photo: Lisa Batty, harrisonphoto.co.uk
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Jason Unger
Photo: Jason Unger
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by David Hisanaga
Photo: David Hisanaga
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Carolyn Weiss
Photo: Carolyn Weiss
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by David Capes
Photo: David Capes
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Apoorva Mathur
Photo: Apoorva Mathur
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by RatherBeInCabo
Photo: RatherBeInCabo
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Claire-Marie Brisson
Photo: Claire-Marie Brisson
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Adrià Vallès
Photo: Adrià Vallès
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by cghmid
Photo: cghmid
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Tareq Alrashid
Photo: Tareq Alrashid
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Vladimir Stamenkovic
Photo: Vladimir Stamenkovic
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Jonathan Hankin
Photo: Jonathan Hankin
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Julmillet
Photo: Julmillet
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Aaron Louie
Photo: Aaron Louie
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by lem
Photo: lem
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by J. Lynn Barnett
Photo: J. Lynn Barnett
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Hollie Galloway
Photo: Hollie Galloway
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by JJ Ruiz
Photo: JJ Ruiz
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Kai Gray
Photo: Kai Gray
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by Kerryn Murphy
Photo: Kerryn Murphy
Flamingo Las Vegas photo by tagakodak
Photo: tagakodak
 

 
Folies Bergere


Showgirls and feathers
3801 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Tropicana Resort and Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 800 829 9034 (Box office)
http://www.tropicanalv.com
Las Vegas has managed to keep a few connections with the stage shows of the past and this show, the longest running ever, keeps visitors coming back. Featuring music and dance numbers, Folies has modernized the original show, but kept its heart and soul. Feathers and fancy costumes are displayed with the fervor of the 1950s reviews. Audiences will be delighted while watching the beautiful showgirls. Call ahead for reservations.

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Folies Bergere photo by Sandro Menzel
Photo: Sandro Menzel
Folies Bergere photo by Lara Frey
Photo: Lara Frey
Folies Bergere photo by Beth Clarke
Photo: Beth Clarke
Folies Bergere photo by cohlherman
Photo: cohlherman
 

 
Fontana Bar


Sway
3600 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Bellagio Resort and Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 693 7111
http://www.bellagio.com/
This romantic spot, located at the casino level of Bellagio, features live music. The venue offers fantastic views of the lake and also features an al fresco section. Let your feet tap and your body sway to the beats while you sip a well-mixed concoction. One of the magic must-trys is the Bellini and the Casino Cocktail. Drinks are pricey, of course, but then what can you expect when you are visiting at the Bellagio?

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Fontana Bar photo by whippleworld
Photo: whippleworld
 

 
Four Queens Hotel Casino


Glitter Gulch defined
202 Fremont St
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 385 4011 / +1 800 634 6045
http://www.fourqueens.com
You may recognize this establishment from many movies filmed here, including Honey I Blew Up the Baby. The standard guest accommodations are tastefully decorated and comfortable. Petite Suites offer many amenities including a sitting and dining area. Deluxe Jacuzzi Suites also offer a refrigerator and wet bar. The 50,000-square-foot casino offers a myriad of table games including single-deck blackjack, Pai-Gow and three-card poker. Restaurants available include Magnolia's Verdana with 24-hour dining and Hugo's Cellar for a romantic evening.

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Four Queens Hotel Casino photo by Bill Walsh
Photo: Bill Walsh
Four Queens Hotel Casino photo by Andrew Gallix
Photo: Andrew Gallix
Four Queens Hotel Casino photo by Benjamin Curry
Photo: Benjamin Curry
Four Queens Hotel Casino photo by Erich Zechar
Photo: Erich Zechar
Four Queens Hotel Casino photo by Laura Covey
Photo: Laura Covey
Four Queens Hotel Casino photo by Mona Lisa
Photo: Mona Lisa
 

 
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas


Lavish, soothing elegance
3960 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 632 5000 / +1 866 536 9403 (Reservations)
http://www.fourseasons.com/las...
The supreme elegance of this superb hotel located on the top five floors of the famous Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino is nearly unrivaled in Las Vegas. After entering the ornate lobby, you are whisked to your room or suite, accessible only by private express elevators to a stunning view of Sin City. During your stay, enjoy fine dining at the Veranda, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner or perhaps you might just want to stop in for high tea served only in the authentic British style. Another highly-acclaimed choice is Charlie Palmer Steak which has previously been voted "Best Steakhouse in Las Vegas". The in-room dining option is offered around the clock for your privacy and convenience should you choose to stay inside. There is also a luxurious spa that offers top quality massages and body treatments. Overall, your stay will be a truly memorable experience.

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Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas photo by Lee Odden
Photo: Lee Odden
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas photo by Don Juan
Photo: Don Juan
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas photo by Megan Tagle
Photo: Megan Tagle
 

 
Galerie Lassen


Masterpieces of the sea
3500 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Suite M-7
(Forum Shops at Caesars Palace)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 731 6900 / +1 800 275 2787
http://www.lassenlasvegas.com
When world known Hawaiian based artist Christian Riese Lassen opened this very special marine art gallery in the desert of Las Vegas, the response was overwhelming. Maybe it is the brilliant colors, or perhaps the remarkable reproduction of his sea life subjects; whatever the reason, people from all over the world come to view his art works. Best known for his dolphin and whale paintings in Hawaii, Lassen's unique style appeals to tourists and locals alike. Visiting this shop is like taking a dive into the deep blue!

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Galerie Lassen photo by K. Prosser, S. Africa
Photo: K. Prosser, S. Africa
 

 
Gallery of History


Super large inventory
3601 West Sahara Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89102-5822
United States
+1 702 364 1000 / +1 800 425 5379
http://www.galleryofhistory.com
Unique historical documents, manuscripts, and autographed items are available here for the serious collector. With more than 184,000 items collected by the owner through the years, the place claims to be the largest dealer in the world. Just a sample of its inventory includes Hollywood movie legends, posters, sports history, famous political manifestos, and original documents that shaped the history of the world. One is sure to find collector's items on the store's auction site, too.

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GameWorks


For Players of All Ages
3785 Las Vegas Blvd. S.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 432 4263
http://www.gameworks.com
State of the art video games in a surreal arcade atmosphere is the stock and trade of GameWorks. Located next to the MGM Grand, this party zone features a frenzy of virtual reality, allowing you to race through cities in speeding cars, hunt animals, fight in wars, or team up with dinosaurs to beat the bad guys -- activities which are not for the faint-hearted. A bar and two restaurants are also on the premises, making this a premiere location for gatherings and parties of all kinds.

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GameWorks photo by Ryan Prins
Photo: Ryan Prins
GameWorks photo by Brian Caughell
Photo: Brian Caughell
GameWorks photo by Tessa Lau
Photo: Tessa Lau
GameWorks photo by Melissa Hribar
Photo: Melissa Hribar
GameWorks photo by David Valencic
Photo: David Valencic
GameWorks photo by Keith Park
Photo: Keith Park
GameWorks photo by Cheryl Almosa
Photo: Cheryl Almosa
GameWorks photo by julierowley63
Photo: julierowley63
GameWorks photo by Gina Sledge
Photo: Gina Sledge
GameWorks photo by mbejirish
Photo: mbejirish
GameWorks photo by Allison San Diego
Photo: Allison San Diego
GameWorks photo by Dennis van der Stelt
Photo: Dennis van der Stelt
GameWorks photo by gordon2208@flickr
Photo: gordon2208@flickr
GameWorks photo by foodcore
Photo: foodcore
GameWorks photo by Ron Myers
Photo: Ron Myers
 

 
Glo at The Hop


A cool club
1650 East Tropicana Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 310 5060
On Fridays this trendy club offers classic rock and roll to a crowd ranging from thirty-somethings to seniors. Friday nights doors open at 7:30p and a live band starts playing soon after that. There is a cover charge. On Saturdays the club gets going with top 40 tunes, with a bit of reggae and hip-hop mixed in. Be ready to party all night with mixed drinks and wine. Cover charges vary on Saturday for men and women. It's free entry for women until midnight. After that it's $15 and entry for men is $20.

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Gold Coast Hotel Casino


Dancing, bowling and movies
4000 West Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 888 402 6278
http://www.goldcoastcasino.com
This smaller, Spanish-themed hotel offers gambling plus just about everything else. The bright casino has slot machines galore and all table games. It is the only place in town with a $1,000,000 Keno jackpot. Visitors can enjoy two movie theaters, a bowling alley, and a dance hall with live music. Take advantage of the free shuttle service to The Orleans Hotel Casino and Barbary Coast Hotel Casino.

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Gold Coast Hotel Casino photo by Las Vegas Mikey
Photo: Las Vegas Mikey
Gold Coast Hotel Casino photo by dallfine1
Photo: dallfine1
 

 
Golden Gate Hotel Casino


The oldest existing Vegas hotel
1 Fremont St
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 385 1906 / +1 800 426 1906
http://www.goldengatecasino.net
This spot was recently added to the list of historical places in Nevada, as well it should. It was the first hotel (still in existence) to be built in Las Vegas, and it is still going strong. In the 1950s a "modern" facade was added, which remained until the inauguration of the Fremont Street Experience. Then the hotel was restored to its original charming appearance (circa 1930s), replete with flower boxes at the windows. A piano bar is situated next to the Shrimp Cocktail Deli, which still serves up 99-cent shrimp cocktails.

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Golden Gate Hotel Casino photo by William Sampson
Photo: William Sampson
Golden Gate Hotel Casino photo by Mikkel Elbech
Photo: Mikkel Elbech
Golden Gate Hotel Casino photo by Beverly Sholar
Photo: Beverly Sholar
Golden Gate Hotel Casino photo by gravityx9
Photo: gravityx9
Golden Gate Hotel Casino photo by JD Arkin
Photo: JD Arkin
 

 
Grail Theater


Broadway Hit in Las Vegas
3131, S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 877 323 7469
http://www.wynnlasvegas.com/
The Grail Theater, in the Wynn Hotel, is home to the Broadway musical, "Spamalot." This show is an unique take on the movie "Monty Python and The Holy Grail". Spamalot is the story of King Arthur and his knights on their journey to find The Holy Grail. This show is fun and entertaining, and will certainly tickle your funny bone. Grail Theater is large (over 1,500 seats) and is conducive to the show. Spamalot is the 2005 Tony winner for Best Musical and now offers dinner packages in combination with the show.

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Green Valley Ranch Resort Spa and Casino


Garden of Eden
2300 Paseo Verde Dr
Las Vegas, NV 89052
United States
+1 702 617 7777/ +1 702 617 7744
http://www.greenvalleyranchres...
For those of you fed up with the madhouse of The Strip, and the cattle pen like conditions of some of the hotels found in Vegas, Green Valley Ranch Resort is for you. This place is definitely the lap of luxury and relaxation. Besides the usual casino and slot action, Green Valley Ranch Resort offers world-class spa and recreational facilities. Indoor pool, web TV, bubble bath concierge and a helicopter valet, are only a few of the countless amenities offered to the lucky guest. Hungry? An abundance of dining choices await-14 to be exact. From the ultra-chic plates served at Il Fornaio (fine Italian dining) to the casual corner of Panda Express, your stomach pangs will be satisfied with style. If your full stomach leaves you with little energy for a trip beyond the Resort's golden borders, enjoy a built-in movie theatre, showcasing the latest films and concerts. A variety of gaming venues also await, including poker, table, slots, and a race and sports book. With so much to do without leaving the site, this garden of Eden will excite you, relax you, and make you never want to leave.

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Guggenheim Hermitage Museum


Art in sin city
3355 Las Vegas Boulevard South
The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 414 2440
http://www.guggenheimlasvegas....
The Guggenheim Hermitage Museum, with its clear-cut, modern décor, and an impressive 35 ton, 70 foot high door plays host to this replica of London's famous attraction - Madame Tussaud's. Velvet walls display art ranging from Picasso to Reubens, to the new-fangled and contemporary. This is a place for all ages. Those interested enough to view the motorcycle display will be thrilled, even if they aren't bike enthusiasts. Kids under six years may enter for free. Avail of the helpful audio guide, which is included in the price. Private viewings can also be arranged, while groups are required to book in advance.

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Guggenheim Hermitage Museum photo by tina francisco
Photo: tina francisco
 

 
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino


Easy living
4455 Paradise Road
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 693 5000 / +1 800 473 7625
http://www.hardrockhotel.com
The music theme permeates every facet of this facility and the large casino area is certainly no exception. The Peacock Lounge is a new semi-private haven for high-rolling players to enjoy. Sports Deluxe provides a high-tech area to watch and bet on your favorite games. The guest rooms and suites are decorated with pictures of music personalities. Fine eateries include Nobu, the Pink Taco and AJ's Steakhouse. The hotel is conveniently close to the Las Vegas Convention Center.

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Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Joy Kawabata
Photo: Joy Kawabata
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Joy Kawabata
Photo: Joy Kawabata
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Chuck Burgess
Photo: Chuck Burgess
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Yvonne Birkle
Photo: Yvonne Birkle
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Brian Solis
Photo: Brian Solis
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Jeffrey Haase
Photo: Jeffrey Haase
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Juliana Jex
Photo: Juliana Jex
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Laughlin Elkind
Photo: Laughlin Elkind
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by freefont
Photo: freefont
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Solange Moreira-Yeoell
Photo: Solange Moreira-Yeoell
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Freddie White III
Photo: Freddie White III
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by Tim Williams
Photo: Tim Williams
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino photo by C. Malone
Photo: C. Malone
 

 
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas


The wait for Oktoberfest ends here
4510 Paradise Road
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 853 2337
http://www.hofbrauhauslasvegas...
The Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas is the American counterpart of the Munich Hofbräuhaus. A replica of the quintessential German alehouse, you'll not only find authentic beers brewed in Munich, but a full menu. Host your next event in a traditional beer hall—the "Schwemme" here can hold upto 380 people, the climate-controlled beer garden another 430. Enjoy live entertainment by Bavarian musicians and feast the night away!

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Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas photo by Ryan Gray
Photo: Ryan Gray
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas photo by Bernie Dodge
Photo: Bernie Dodge
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas photo by atchakaa
Photo: atchakaa
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas photo by kapital
Photo: kapital
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas photo by Al Adcock
Photo: Al Adcock
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas photo by Karen Clifford
Photo: Karen Clifford
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas photo by orlandms
Photo: orlandms
 

 
Honky Tonk Angels


Down memory lane
4000 West Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 367 7111
http://www.goldcoastcasino.com
The Gold Coast Hotel's popular "Tribute to Patsy Cline" was expanded to include accolades to two other well-known country artists: Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire (plus a special guest tribute nightly). Of course, Patsy Cline was one of the queens of country music, with such enduring hits as Walkin' After Midnight, Crazy and I Fall To Pieces. Her Greatest Hits album went platinum eight times. Tickets are available for USD19.95 plus tax. Ask about the special Nite on the Town package, which includes dinner in the Cortez or Mediterranean Rooms, at USD24.95 plus tax.

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Hotel San Remo


Location, quality and price
115 East Tropicana Ave
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 800 522 7366 / +1 702 739 9000
http://www.sanremolasvegas.com
This hotel lives up to its motto "Service You Can Bet On!" The attractive casino has more than 600 slot machines, and live table games including Caribbean Stud and Pai Gow Poker. Restaurant choices include the Ristorante Dei Fiori, Pasta Remo and Paparazzi Grille. Over-sized guest accommodations are nicely decorated in French Provencial-style. One and two bedroom suites are available, as well as Executive Boardroom Suites. Ideal location very close to larger hotels including the MGM Grand Hotel Casino and the Tropicana Hotel Casino.

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House of Blues


Songs of the south
3950 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 632 7600
http://www.hob.com/venues/club...
This restaurant at Mandalay Bay is the closest thing you can come to a blues revival without going to Louisiana. Live music has been presented by some of the all-time great rhythm and blues personalities, with Dan Aykroyd sometimes serving as opening act. Nightly entertainment usually starts around 7:30p. Everyone will love the fried catfish and succulent barbecued ribs. On Sunday, a brunch buffet is punctuated by some of the greatest gospel singers in the country.

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House of Blues photo by Alexander Romp
Photo: Alexander Romp
House of Blues photo by Bonnie Ryan
Photo: Bonnie Ryan
House of Blues photo by Andy Rostad
Photo: Andy Rostad
House of Blues photo by SerenaAgusto-Cox
Photo: SerenaAgusto-Cox
House of Blues photo by Axxxeman
Photo: Axxxeman
House of Blues photo by dbandjz
Photo: dbandjz
House of Blues photo by Frank Varela
Photo: Frank Varela
House of Blues photo by saulnierr@rogers.com
Photo: saulnierr@rogers.com
House of Blues photo by Chunnifer
Photo: Chunnifer
House of Blues photo by Andrew Choy
Photo: Andrew Choy
 

 
Howard Johnson Inn


Close to everything
5100 Paradise Road
Adjacent to Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 798 2777
http://www.hojo.com
Location is definitely the key word here. Extremely close to Las Vegas Convention Center and the airport, this place is a great business bet. It also offers free shuttle service to almost any place on the Strip and complimentary transportation to and from the airport. The comfortable rooms are equipped with data ports and desks for completing after-hours tasks. A small casino, lounge, restaurant and convenience store are on-site for your convenience.

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Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas Resort, Spa and Casino


European elegance in the desert
101 Montelago Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89011
United States
+1 702 567 1234
http://lakelasvegas.hyatt.com/
Seventeen miles from Las Vegas you will find a 320-acre, privately-owned lake with sandy a beach front nestled in the canyons. This luxury resort offers several fine restaurants including the Cafe Tajine. The European-style casino features numerous table games, Keno and slot machines. Duffers will love the Jack Nicklaus-designed Reflection Bay Golf Club adjacent to the property.

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Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas Resort, Spa and Casino photo by Jim G
Photo: Jim G
Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas Resort, Spa and Casino photo by Jim G
Photo: Jim G
Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas Resort, Spa and Casino photo by Michelle the Wedding Planner
Photo: Michelle the Wedding Planner
Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas Resort, Spa and Casino photo by Bruce Fowler
Photo: Bruce Fowler
 

 
ICE


Direct From Russia
2901, Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 794 9433
http://www.rivierahotel.com/en...
Adapted by Emmy award winning choreographer Debra Brown comes ICE, a story danced and acted out by Russia's most disciplined ice skaters. ICE is based on Sergey Ryshkoff's "Moscow Ice Circus" and the ice antics have been entertaining audiences for years with unparalleled circus tricks and skating techniques. Everything, from the music and narrative to the costumes and set is completely fun to watch. The show is performed in Versailles Theater (formerly Splash Theater) and is one of Vegas' best and is not to be missed.

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Ice House Lounge


Heat Up The Night
650 South Main Street
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 315 2570
http://www.icehouselounge.com/
If you've ever stayed an extended period of time in Vegas you'll know The Strip can get a bit crowded and nightly hotspots will hound for your attention. While not being too pretentious, but still being one of the most popular places around, the Ice House Lounge is perfect for those looking to venture out off The Strip. The lounge features several private dining rooms, in case you're looking for a more secluded experience, while top acts such as P Diddy ensure the place is never empty. Don't be afraid to come late because convenient parking is always available.

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Imperial Palace


Eastern flair
3535 Las Vegas Bouelvard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 731 3311 / +1 800 634 6441 (Toll Free)
http://www.imperialpalace.com
Everything you need to have a good time in Las Vegas is right here. The 75,000 square feet gaming area has been recently renovated and features more than 800 slots, 42 table games and a super race and sports book. The guest rooms are on the small side but are comfortable and feature great service. Your appetite will be satisfied with 10 restaurants from which to choose. The Embers is considered one of the best steakhouses in town. And while you are here, be sure to see the Auto Collection located on the fifth floor.

"Legends in Concert," one of the longest-running shows on the Strip, is the original celebrity tribute spectacular with dancers, singers and live musicians. Incredible look-alike and live sound-alike performances.

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Imperial Palace photo by Greg Jones
Photo: Greg Jones
Imperial Palace photo by Garrett Dodge
Photo: Garrett Dodge
Imperial Palace photo by Karli Watson
Photo: Karli Watson
Imperial Palace photo by Asten Rathbun
Photo: Asten Rathbun
Imperial Palace photo by Jimslore
Photo: Jimslore
Imperial Palace photo by Grummer
Photo: Grummer
Imperial Palace photo by Sean Johnson
Photo: Sean Johnson
Imperial Palace photo by Lannie Naas
Photo: Lannie Naas
Imperial Palace photo by dominic.woolfrey
Photo: dominic.woolfrey
Imperial Palace photo by Kiez Pro
Photo: Kiez Pro
Imperial Palace photo by nealnewland
Photo: nealnewland
Imperial Palace photo by Dave Lansing
Photo: Dave Lansing
Imperial Palace photo by Monica Dorau
Photo: Monica Dorau
Imperial Palace photo by Teresa Lee
Photo: Teresa Lee
Imperial Palace photo by Chris B
Photo: Chris B
Imperial Palace photo by Tom Cox
Photo: Tom Cox
Imperial Palace photo by Kazio Sosnowski
Photo: Kazio Sosnowski
Imperial Palace photo by Dean Shimonishi
Photo: Dean Shimonishi
Imperial Palace photo by annurr
Photo: annurr
Imperial Palace photo by rvallee888
Photo: rvallee888
 

 
Improv


The hottest comics
3475 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 369 5111 / +1 800 392 9002 (Toll Free)
Most clubs have three or four performers; so does this one. The difference is in the quality of the comedy. You'll recognize these entertainers, because this is the club that launches careers, so the best ones play here. Tickets are available for around USD20 each, drinks and tax not included. If you drink, try not to shoot it out of your nose during the punch line. Located at Harrah's Hotel.

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Isla Mexican Kitchen &Tequila Bar


Heat Up Tuesday Night!
3300, Las Vegas Boulevard South
Treasure Island Hotel
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 894 7111
http://www.treasureisland.com
Located within Treasure Island Hotel, Isla Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar appears sane enough during the daylight hours. Stop by for some unconventional, delicious Mexican creations for dinner. The Tequila bar has some of the most impressive selections of tequila in town. Try a specialty margarita or some sangria, or sample Mexican cocktails prepared with fresh juices and purees. On Tuesday nights prepare yourself for Noche de la Disoa with DJs Lian and Gil Barba. Spanish rock and Reggeaton transforms a simple restaurant into a steaming hot club scene. The beginning of the week never has to be boring again! -Marilee Ryan

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Ivan Kane's Forty Deuce


Bringing Burlesque Back
3930 Las Vegas Blvd. South #200B
Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 632 9442
http://www.fortydeuce.com/vega...
As it is Sin City, sex sells, but Ivan Kane certainly doesn't take himself too seriously. Reminiscent of the speakeasy's of yesteryear, the dancers at the Forty Deuce are here to entertain, not just get your heart pumping. Here, the burlesque style rules. There are comedic skits, laughing, and dancing, all accompanied by a live brass band that seems to bring you back in time. Make sure you plan ahead because this place fills quickly.

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JC Wooloughans Irish Pub


Authentic Irish pub
221 North Rampart Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89145
United States
+1 702 869 7725
http://www.jwlasvegasresort.co...
This is an authentic Irish pub, in the truest sense; manufactured in Ireland, dismantled and reassembled here at the Marriot. Live Irish music is featured here several nights a week. Appetizers range from potato leek soup to savory pork pie. The Irish stew is delightful, and the Beef and Guinness Pie is rich and filling. Corned Beef and Cabbage is served with a creamy parsley sauce and potato pancakes. Irish coffees are available, as are four Irish-brewed beers and 14 Irish whiskeys.

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Jerry's Nugget Casino


Popular with locals
1821 Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89030
United States
+1 702 399 3000
http://www.jerrysnugget.com
This place has been the casino of choice for many locals since 1964. It currently offers more than 750 of the most popular slot, video poker and video keno machines in denominations from five cents to five dollars. It also features live table games, a 400-seat bingo room, a keno lounge, and a race and sports book. For dining, there are two restaurants (one 24-hour), a bakery and snack bar, and the Royal Street Theatre offers live entertainment. Come on down and play.

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Jet


As Big As It Can Get
3400 South Las Vegas Boulevard
The Mirage
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 693 8300
http://www.lightgroup.com/#/re...
So, what do you do when the DJ starts playing a classic number when you are in a mood for modern hiphop? Sit tight or drive to another nightclub? Well, now you just have to walk to the next room. Jet at the Mirage Hotel has three huge rooms spinning varied music, helping you find your comfort zone. An attempt to pull the young and the happening to Mirage, the group pulls up an ace with Jet. With a capacity to hold 1400 people at a time, and three dance floors with four bars, 'big' is the only word to describe this nightclub. The sound won't let you sit, and the drinks won't let you stand!

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Jimmy Hopper


Hip vocal stylings
3600 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 693 7111 / +1 702 693 7722
http://www.bellagiolasvegas.com
Voted Entertainer of the Year by Gaming Today, and written about in the National Enquirer, Jimmy Hopper could certainly be "the next big thing!" A bit of old-style crooning, some rock and roll and a thoroughly entertaining performance by this talented young man makes this a show not to miss. There are two shows nightly; call Bellagio Show Reservations for show times and prices. It happens inside the Fontana Room at the Bellagio Hotel.

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Joint


At the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino!
4455 Paradise Road
Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 474 4000 / +1 888 977 6654 (Box Office)
http://www.hardrockhotel.com/r...
This live concert venue is a hit with people and performers and always promises a great night. The state-of-the-art technology assures satisfying acoustical acts and seats up to 1400 guests. Bars, catering services, a VIP balcony, color monitors, and 25 foot-tall speaker bays prove time and again why artistes like to perform here. The 800 square foot stage has played host to Blondie, Alanis Morissette, Danzig, Fiona Apple, Green Day, Poe, and hundred other bands. The star value increases when celebs drop in to catch a performance. The drinks, bites, music, and entertainment make The Joint a great place to hang out.

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Jubilee!


One of Las Vegas' oldest shows
3645 Las Vegas Boulevard South
(Bally's Hotel)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 967 4567
Host to a variety of comedy and musical shows throughout the year, the Jubilee! Theater is best known for putting on one of the longest running topless production shows in town, and one of the best. In the span of 90-minutes, you will be treated to nearly 100 performers wearing more than 1000 costumes during the show. Beautiful showgirls balance oversized headpieces gracefully to the delight of the audience. Dazzling special effects include "The Destruction of the Temple of Sampson" and "The Sinking of the Titanic." Tickets range from USD53.50-USD70. The Jubilee! Theater is located in Bally's Casino Resort. You must be 18 or older to attend.

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Jubilee! photo by jj_mac on flickr.com
Photo: jj_mac on flickr.com
 

 
KA


Cirque du Spectacular
3799 Las Vegas Boulevard S
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 531 2000 / +1 866 774 7117
http://www.mgmgrand.com/entert...
Cirque du Soleil, the creators of original powerhouse shows including Mystere, Zumanity, O and Varekai have unleashed their newest performance, KA. This visual spectacular combines martial arts, acrobatics, shadow puppetry, and indoor fireworks to tell the saga of Imperial Twins who embark on an adventurous journey. KA, or, "fire that can unite or separate, destroy or illuminate." The venue is the KA Theatre at MGM Grand, and is in the former showroom that housed EFX. The design of the theater ensures that everyone has the best seat in the house. State-of-the-art acoustics provide dreamlike surround sound, with special speakers embedded in each of the ultra cozy and comfy seats. The audience sits facing an apparently bottomless void filled with smoke. Above, around and inside the void the artists make their entrances, perform and exit without touching a traditional stage. Instead, they fly through the air or perform on one of two moving platforms. While the storyline is a little convoluted, the visual and audio aspects make this a fun show for all ages. Cirque du Soleil is one of the most recognizable entertainment brands in the world. Any production is guaranteed to deliver thrills and chills like nothing else you will ever see. With KA, Cirque du Soleil not only extends its brand, but enriches the whole Cirque experience. At a brisk 90 minutes, this show is just the ticket for your visit to Las Vegas and it's close to everything on the Strip in the MGM Grand. KA will give you a heart-stopping jolt without having to drop your bankroll! In 2004 alone nearly seven million people attended a Cirque du Soleil performance. That many satisfied customers can't be wrong!

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KA photo by Andreas und Kerstin Doelker
Photo: Andreas und Kerstin Doelker
 

 
Kahunaville


Island Paradise in the Desert
3300 Las Vegas Boulevard S # L
Treasure Island
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 894 7111
http://www.kahunaville.com/Veg...
Located in Treasure Island, Kahunaville has tiki decorations and vibrant decor. They offer an eclectic menu that includes Island Stuffed Toast, Teriyaki-Ginger Flank Steak, Aloha Lime Chicken, Kon Tiki Coconut Shrimp, and Chocolate Insanity. Their flair bartenders serve up specialty cocktails. There are dueling pianos or DJs spinning nightly. The kitchen closes at 10p on weeknights and and 11p on Friday and Saturday, but the bar stays open to impress guests.

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Kennedy's Tavern


Fondue & Gaming All Night Long
2235 Village Walk Drive
Suite 141
Las Vegas, NV 89052
United States
+1 702 320 8100
http://www.kennedytavern.com
Kennedy's Tavern is the king of Las Vegas versatility. Choose between the Tuna Chips, the Gruyere Fondue, or the Shrimp and Lobster Linguine while taking advantage of its spacious gambling facilities. Kennedy's offers a smart OneCard redeemable for meals, gaming, cocktails, and even products from its partners Al's Garage and the Sedona Restaurant Lounge. Peruse menus and make reservations online to take full advantage of Kennedy's accommodating services.

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LOVE Theatre


All you need is love
3400 South Las Vegas Boulevard
The Mirage
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 791 7111 (Hotel) / +1 702 792 7777 / +1 800 963 9634 (Tickets)
http://www.mirage.com/entertai...
Nostalgia rules the roost at the entertainment hub of the Mirage Hotel in Vegas. The Cirque du Soleil brings back fond memories of Beatlemania as they recreate the musical magic of the legendary band on a regular basis at the hotel's charming in-house theatre. A show with a difference, the acts explore the lyrics of the group's hits, with the help of 60 talented, international artistes within a beautiful red and gold setting, with a semi-circular stage and an awesome sound system. Performances at this venue take place throughout the year, with previews and shows that delight the audience. Interesting to note is the name—LOVE, after the theme of the main show itself!

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LOVE Theatre photo by Siow Leng Long
Photo: Siow Leng Long
LOVE Theatre photo by Daniel Maddox
Photo: Daniel Maddox
LOVE Theatre photo by Sarah E. Moak
Photo: Sarah E. Moak
LOVE Theatre photo by Doug Churchman
Photo: Doug Churchman
 

 
Lance Burton Theater


Maybe you see it
3770 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 730 7000
Exceptionally beautiful, this USD27 million theater is located at the Monte Carlo Hotel. The 1,274-seat venue features a main floor, mezzanine and balcony. The lobby has a full-service bar and the theater seats have drink holders for your convenience. The theater is named for Lance Burton, the master illusionist who performs his magic while taking you on a theatrical journey. Tickets are available beginning at USD54.95 for balcony seating; USD59.95 for main floor.

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Lance Burton Theater photo by samuel
Photo: samuel
 

 
Las Vegas Hilton


Popular resort with star power
3000 Paradise Road
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 732 5111 / +1 888 732 7117
http://www.lvhilton.com
This hotel classic remains one of the most popular and well-known properties in the city. Star power has been here from the very beginning, when Barbra Streisand opened the 2,000-seat theatre, followed by Elvis, who continued to appear exclusively here for the remainder of his life. You can see a statue of the King" near the front entrance. Home to Star Trek--The Experience, the resort offers virtually any amenity you could desire, including some of the most opulent suites ever created.

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Las Vegas Hilton photo by Rob Stinnett
Photo: Rob Stinnett
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Jeff M (xhtmled.com)
Photo: Jeff M (xhtmled.com)
Las Vegas Hilton photo by bjsmith
Photo: bjsmith
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Andrew Popp
Photo: Andrew Popp
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Michael Hanscom
Photo: Michael Hanscom
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Rob Stinnett
Photo: Rob Stinnett
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Sebastian Kamenz
Photo: Sebastian Kamenz
Las Vegas Hilton photo by neill_scog
Photo: neill_scog
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Bo47 Nielsen
Photo: Bo47 Nielsen
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Heather F
Photo: Heather F
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Tyler Hardeman
Photo: Tyler Hardeman
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Dan Alwood
Photo: Dan Alwood
Las Vegas Hilton photo by AQUA'boogie'
Photo: AQUA'boogie'
Las Vegas Hilton photo by StubbyCub
Photo: StubbyCub
Las Vegas Hilton photo by podpimp
Photo: podpimp
Las Vegas Hilton photo by viskom
Photo: viskom
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Roy W Gabrielsen
Photo: Roy W Gabrielsen
Las Vegas Hilton photo by gundampilotspaz
Photo: gundampilotspaz
Las Vegas Hilton photo by gedmanuk2000
Photo: gedmanuk2000
Las Vegas Hilton photo by JC Cohen
Photo: JC Cohen
Las Vegas Hilton photo by tanya_arbo
Photo: tanya_arbo
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Dave & Jen Watanabe
Photo: Dave & Jen Watanabe
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Robert Baird
Photo: Robert Baird
Las Vegas Hilton photo by MomOf4Sons
Photo: MomOf4Sons
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Todd Austin
Photo: Todd Austin
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Christie Yant
Photo: Christie Yant
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Sam Adlington
Photo: Sam Adlington
Las Vegas Hilton photo by ShockoeStudios.com
Photo: ShockoeStudios.com
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Shaun O'Connor
Photo: Shaun O'Connor
Las Vegas Hilton photo by monteyoveo
Photo: monteyoveo
Las Vegas Hilton photo by flybrad007
Photo: flybrad007
Las Vegas Hilton photo by robby.gragg
Photo: robby.gragg
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Aaron Bunting
Photo: Aaron Bunting
Las Vegas Hilton photo by eazyd
Photo: eazyd
Las Vegas Hilton photo by Mrs. Gemstone
Photo: Mrs. Gemstone
 

 
Las Vegas International Mariachi Festival


Fiesta time
4505, Maryland Park
Thomas and Mack Center, University of Nevada
Las Vegas, NV 89154
United States
+1 702 895 3761 / +1 800 637 1006 (Festival Hotline)
http://www.eliasentertainment....
This festival is held annually in September and it is the perfect place to hear the sounds of the classical Mexican guitar along with traditional Latin vocals. This three-and-a-half hour music and dance extravaganza is a colorful and beautiful way to enjoy Mexican heritage. Performers include the likes of "El Puma" and Ballet Folklorico San Juan.

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Las Vegas Little Theatre


Las Vegas Little Theatre
3920 Schiff Dr
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 362 7996
http://www.lvlt.org
Since 1980, this nonprofit group provides quality theatrical productions with budget ticket prices. Admission usually ranges from USD12 for plays to USD15 for musicals. Each season, the group performs a variety of plays and musicals that always receive excellent reviews. The participants are local actors, singers and dancers with amazing abilities. Various workshops are held throughout the year and a special workshop for children is available in the summer. Call for schedule of performances.

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Las Vegas Lounge


A real drag
900 East Karen Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 737 9350
This adult club is a real drag; live drag, that is. On Sundays the place offers the $5 Beer Bust from 10p-2a; Mondays have Amateur Drag at midnight. Wednesdays feature a Professional Drag Lip Sync Contest at 10:30pm; Disco Night is on Thursday from 10:30p, and every Friday and Saturday night, enjoy The Big Show (live music, singing, drag). The Matinee Room is a gay dining room, 7p-11a Monday through Saturday; lunch is served from 11a-2p.

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Las Vegas Philharmonic


Non-Neon Culture in Las Vegas
4505 South Maryland Parkway
Artemis W. Ham Hall
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 258 5438
http://www.lasvegasphilharmoni...
Las Vegas Philharmonic concerts have been sell-outs since its formation in 1998, proving that The Entertainment Capital of the World is more than casinos and neon. Setting for regular season concerts is Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall on the University of Nevada – Las Vegas (UNLV) campus. General seating and reserved tickets are available (the family tickets are a good buy). The Philharmonic also accompanies headliners, such as Andrea Bocelli, when they appear in casino showrooms and other venues around town.

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Le Rêve Theater


Short Fantastical Dreams
3131, Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 70 9966
http://www.wynnlasvegas.com/
Le Rêve is an acrobatic masterpiece featured in the specially-created Le Rêve Theater in the Wynn Las Vegas. This show, created by the former creative director of Cirque du Soleil, features amazing aerial feats, with most of the performance in or near a large pool filled with one million gallons of water. The theater seats over 2000, and the circular shape ensures that every audience member is less than 43 feet away from the stage. The focus of this show is to create a dream-like atmosphere and helps the audience to escape reality, if only for an hour.

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Le Theatre des Arts


Home to The Producers
3655, South Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 888 727 4758
http://www.harrahs.com/EventsD...
Le Theatre des Arts in the Paris Hotel, is home to the Broadway musical, "The Producers." This venue seats 1,200 and the show lasts for 90 minutes with no intermission. The Producers has won more awards than any other musical in history and audiences keep coming back for more. The show is all comedy and will have you rolling in the aisles. Although young children aren't recommended to see this sometimes mature show, adults of all ages will be sure to get laugh.

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Legends In Concert


Your favorite stars recreated
3535 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 731 3311 / +1 888 777 7664
Life Magazine calls this show "The Top Attraction in Las Vegas." Elvis fans will be treated to an amazing facsimile of him in this great stage presentation. You will see re-creations of Roy Orbison, Marilyn Monroe, Buddy Holly, The Blues Brothers and so many more. This show has garnered numerous awards in its travels around the world. The production is now permanently located at the Imperial Palace Hotel. Tickets are USD34.50 for adults (includes two drinks) and USD19.50 for children under 12.

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Legends Lounge


Voted best live music
865 N Lamb Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89110
United States
+1 702 437 9674
In a town filled with 24-hour bars and lounges, this one is special. It is owned and operated by a "Grateful Deadhead" who continually strives to bring in the best jam bands from all over the country. Despite its growing reputation, and selection by Rolling Stone magazine's July '99 issue as "Best Live Music Club" in Las Vegas, it manages to keep a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. Depending on the entertainment, there may be a cover charge of USD5 to USD10, often with free beer included. This spot is mainly for listening and jamming, accompanied by your favorite beverage.

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Lindo Michoacan


Viva Comida!
2655 E Desert Inn Road
Las Vegas, NV 89121
United States
+1 702 735 6828
Lindo Michoacan is one of the premier places for Mexican food in Las Vegas. Reasonable prices and great food help give this locale the great reputation that it has. The tequila bar and exciting margarita menu also contribute while the fun and lively atmosphere keep the party going. Try the Birra de Chivo or Mole Rojo for unique treats and make sure to ask for extra handmade flour and corn tortillas. Enjoy.

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Lladro


Fine porcelain from Spain
3377 Las Vegas Boulevard S
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 866 724 8705
http://www.lladro.com/index.html
This shop is a natural fit in a mall designed to evoke a European theme. Lladro creates one-of-a-kind porcelains in "the City of Porcelain," a 100,000-square-foot complex outside of Valencia, Spain. These imports have an identifier stamp on the bottom, but once you have seen the fine detail, you will know one when you see it. And you will love what you see, too. The shop is located inside the marvelous Venetian Hotel.

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Lladro photo by April Pablo
Photo: April Pablo
 

 
Lucille's Smokehouse BBQ


Smokin' Hot Home Cooking
2245 Village Walk Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89052
United States
+1 702 257 7427
http://www.lucillesbbq.com/ind...
All the meats are slow smoked and top quality. Choose from Baby Back Ribs, Texas Style Beef Brisket, hot Jambalaya, Fresh Pan Blackened Catfish, and the list goes on and on. Some sides include roasted garlic mashed potatoes, cheese grits, onion straws and sweet potato cakes. The menu is long and offers all the classic Southern favorites, doused in homemade BBQ sauce and served up piping hot. Top it all off with some fruit cobbler for dessert and you're sure to go to bed happy. Huge family style platters are available as well as takeout and catering. Lucille's also features live blues musicians so check the calendar. See website for details and a full menu.

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Lucky Strike


Hipster Bowling With Bottle Service
3700, West Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+702 777 7999
http://www.purelv.com
Straight from Hollywood to the Rio, Lucky Strike Lanes brings a new mood to bowling: it's still fun and laid-back, but now it's cool, compliments of signature cocktails, optional bottle service and a menu perfect for the kid in you (don't miss the fried mac-and-cheese bites). It only has a few lanes but that just helps to create an intimate lounge feel, augmented by a slick bar and sexy staff. Monday night is when the place goes crazy, as local comic entertainer Jeff Beacher takes over Lucky Strike with his BUBA league, complete with DJs and go-go dancers. -Brock Radke

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Luxor


Resort with King Tut style
3900 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 262 4102 / +1 888 777 0188
http://www.luxor.com
If you want to walk like an Egyptian, you've come to the right place. Opened in 1993, this hotel is a huge pyramid, fronted by a giant sphinx. The pyramid reaches 350 feet into the air, the equivalent of 36 stories. It is the world's largest atrium at 29-million cubic feet, and the light at the top is the brightest beam in the world.

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Luxor photo by Tracy Byrnes
Photo: Tracy Byrnes
Luxor photo by John Riviello
Photo: John Riviello
Luxor photo by Larry Clarkin
Photo: Larry Clarkin
Luxor photo by Barbara Fox
Photo: Barbara Fox
Luxor photo by Vaughan Nelson
Photo: Vaughan Nelson
Luxor photo by http://pbinder.com/
Photo: http://pbinder.com/
Luxor photo by Gill Seyfang
Photo: Gill Seyfang
Luxor photo by Beau Lebens
Photo: Beau Lebens
Luxor photo by bonusfive
Photo: bonusfive
Luxor photo by Shauna
Photo: Shauna
Luxor photo by Kai-Wen Wei
Photo: Kai-Wen Wei
Luxor photo by Martin Sebenda
Photo: Martin Sebenda
Luxor photo by Jay
Photo: Jay
Luxor photo by Steve Parker
Photo: Steve Parker
Luxor photo by Christopher Warren
Photo: Christopher Warren
Luxor photo by Suebob Davis
Photo: Suebob Davis
Luxor photo by Richard Reeves
Photo: Richard Reeves
Luxor photo by kelvin liu
Photo: kelvin liu
Luxor photo by Lori
Photo: Lori
Luxor photo by Nicola Brassington
Photo: Nicola Brassington
Luxor photo by Jonathan Allan
Photo: Jonathan Allan
Luxor photo by Michael Strobert
Photo: Michael Strobert
Luxor photo by Natassia
Photo: Natassia
Luxor photo by C. Pagnout
Photo: C. Pagnout
Luxor photo by porka
Photo: porka
Luxor photo by creat1on
Photo: creat1on
Luxor photo by tinkerbellcage
Photo: tinkerbellcage
Luxor photo by Osmund Grov
Photo: Osmund Grov
Luxor photo by Scott Gambill
Photo: Scott Gambill
Luxor photo by richardweedon
Photo: richardweedon
Luxor photo by pap3rtig3r
Photo: pap3rtig3r
Luxor photo by Britta Fuller
Photo: Britta Fuller
Luxor photo by k.burton32
Photo: k.burton32
Luxor photo by claire lin
Photo: claire lin
Luxor photo by Miriam Greenlee
Photo: Miriam Greenlee
Luxor photo by NextShot.co.uk
Photo: NextShot.co.uk
Luxor photo by Graham
Photo: Graham
Luxor photo by EDGARDO TRONCOSO -PR
Photo: EDGARDO TRONCOSO -PR
Luxor photo by Cheryl McKenzie
Photo: Cheryl McKenzie
Luxor photo by Richard Hall
Photo: Richard Hall
Luxor photo by Jennifer Rogers
Photo: Jennifer Rogers
Luxor photo by John Hyun
Photo: John Hyun
Luxor photo by Robert Wakeling
Photo: Robert Wakeling
Luxor photo by zazaste35
Photo: zazaste35
Luxor photo by Adam & Tess
Photo: Adam & Tess
Luxor photo by Jennifer Neef
Photo: Jennifer Neef
Luxor photo by John Sandoval
Photo: John Sandoval
Luxor photo by Ryan Holland
Photo: Ryan Holland
Luxor photo by Matthew Welsh
Photo: Matthew Welsh
Luxor photo by Diana Andone
Photo: Diana Andone
Luxor photo by Hong Ha Nguyen
Photo: Hong Ha Nguyen
Luxor photo by Ben Goodstein
Photo: Ben Goodstein
Luxor photo by BBPANTONE
Photo: BBPANTONE
Luxor photo by Mark Loper
Photo: Mark Loper
Luxor photo by Hennessey Green
Photo: Hennessey Green
Luxor photo by jeilmer
Photo: jeilmer
Luxor photo by swamperarm
Photo: swamperarm
Luxor photo by TOTO & RORO
Photo: TOTO & RORO
Luxor photo by Lacie Whitney
Photo: Lacie Whitney
Luxor photo by JuSKE
Photo: JuSKE
Luxor photo by Sue Anderson
Photo: Sue Anderson
 

 
MGM Grand Garden Arena


The Grand Entertainment
3799 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 877 880 0880
http://www.mgmgrand.com/
The arena, which was designed after New York's Madison Square Garden, is specially acclaimed for hosting championship boxing fights and seats 17,157 people. It is also home for the the annual FOX Billboard Music Awards, the annual Andre Agassi Grand Slam for Children Benefit, as well as great concerts, other sporting and special events.

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MGM Grand Hotel & Casino


One of largest hotels in world
3799 Las Vegas Boulvard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 891 7777 / +1 877 880 0880 (Toll free)
http://www.mgmgrand.com
One of the largest hotels in the world, this place will overwhelm you with its size. Four 30-storey towers accommodate the guest rooms and luxury suites. Many rooms offer excellent views of the city. The Grand Class Suites are housed on the 29th floor. Deluxe Grand Tower rooms are reminiscent of a Hollywood studio bungalow, complete with a sitting area. The hotel offers various eating choices, including the exclusive L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Craftsteak and Joël Robuchon. You will find a wide variety of other Hollywood-inspired venues including Studio 54, and Farmers Market.

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MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Spoon Monkey
Photo: Spoon Monkey
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by S_w_i_d_e_r_s_k_i
Photo: S_w_i_d_e_r_s_k_i
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Bill & Vicki Tracey
Photo: Bill & Vicki Tracey
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Michael Myers
Photo: Michael Myers
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Adam G. Walter
Photo: Adam G. Walter
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Anita and Eric Schell
Photo: Anita and Eric Schell
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Carla Michele
Photo: Carla Michele
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by domokun1979
Photo: domokun1979
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Karyn Hinkle
Photo: Karyn Hinkle
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Jim Field Smith
Photo: Jim Field Smith
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by sanctumsolitude
Photo: sanctumsolitude
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Monty Graves
Photo: Monty Graves
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Stephanie Ng
Photo: Stephanie Ng
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Dave Pawson
Photo: Dave Pawson
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by Gina Miyamoto
Photo: Gina Miyamoto
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino photo by skookums
Photo: skookums
 

 
Main Street Station Hotel Casino


Newer hotel with history
200 North Main Street
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 387 1896 / +1 800 713 8933
http://www.mainstreetcasino.com
Step into the past, and enjoy a pleasant stay near the Fremont Street Experience. Among the memorabilia on display are Teddy Roosevelt's Pullman car and a piece of the Berlin Wall. Rooms are decorated with wood trim and wooden doors, which adds a luxurious feel to the decor. Some of the fine restaurants include the Triple 7 Brew Pub serving oysters on the half shell, and the award-winning Garden Court Buffet. The casino is packed with slots, sports book, keno and table games.

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Main Street Station Hotel Casino photo by Bill Walsh
Photo: Bill Walsh
Main Street Station Hotel Casino photo by Bryan Hughes
Photo: Bryan Hughes
Main Street Station Hotel Casino photo by Rachel Steven
Photo: Rachel Steven
Main Street Station Hotel Casino photo by Michelle Chin
Photo: Michelle Chin
 

 
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino


Best of the best
3950 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 632 7777 / +1 877 632 7800 (Toll free)
http://www.mandalaybay.com
Tropical lagoons, sandy beaches and island landscaping await at this premier vacation spot. The standard guest rooms are tastefully decorated and spacious. You will enjoy a large bath with imported stone accents and a soaking tub. The 135,000 square-foot casino is lush with foliage and flowing water. Dining choices include the Border Grill, Rock Lobster, Aureole, Fleur de Lys, MIX in Las Vegas and Trattoria del Lupo, a Wolfgang Puck experience. Rumjungle provides an exciting and unique night on the town. The Moorea Beach Club located in the premises is open only to guests and offers lots of amenities.

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Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Michael Buck
Photo: Michael Buck
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Mark Ferbert
Photo: Mark Ferbert
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Deb
Photo: Deb
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Mikhail Zabaluev
Photo: Mikhail Zabaluev
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Mikhail Zabaluev
Photo: Mikhail Zabaluev
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Kevin Pease
Photo: Kevin Pease
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Colin Riddle
Photo: Colin Riddle
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Fabrizio Zago
Photo: Fabrizio Zago
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Matt Walker
Photo: Matt Walker
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Arvin Jay Cando, PH
Photo: Arvin Jay Cando, PH
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Mari Andersson
Photo: Mari Andersson
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Darren Ursua
Photo: Darren Ursua
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Melissa Podoll
Photo: Melissa Podoll
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Paul Martinez
Photo: Paul Martinez
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Jordi Fumadó
Photo: Jordi Fumadó
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Etienne Frommelt
Photo: Etienne Frommelt
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Shiraz
Photo: Shiraz
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by cmd21700
Photo: cmd21700
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by ellenk128
Photo: ellenk128
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Ryan Archer
Photo: Ryan Archer
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by imaginelifestyles
Photo: imaginelifestyles
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Ronald Heft
Photo: Ronald Heft
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Erin Wales
Photo: Erin Wales
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Shivaranjani
Photo: Shivaranjani
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by 3weeks
Photo: 3weeks
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Susan Carreon
Photo: Susan Carreon
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Andy Schillert
Photo: Andy Schillert
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by angela salera
Photo: angela salera
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Rodrigo Sanchez
Photo: Rodrigo Sanchez
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Henry Oliver
Photo: Henry Oliver
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Mike Ross
Photo: Mike Ross
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Cristian Gallo
Photo: Cristian Gallo
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by beans don't burn on the grill
Photo: beans don't burn on the grill
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by David & Cheryl M
Photo: David & Cheryl M
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Steven Meysenburg
Photo: Steven Meysenburg
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Saroop Srichawla
Photo: Saroop Srichawla
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Andreas
Photo: Andreas
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Mike Lao
Photo: Mike Lao
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Steve Van Den Hemel
Photo: Steve Van Den Hemel
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Patricia Schlein
Photo: Patricia Schlein
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by CreativeDot
Photo: CreativeDot
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Mark Tantrum
Photo: Mark Tantrum
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Chris Budy
Photo: Chris Budy
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Michael Reo
Photo: Michael Reo
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Colin Cheesewright
Photo: Colin Cheesewright
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Nicolet Nicholson
Photo: Nicolet Nicholson
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by stejan1965
Photo: stejan1965
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by ian redican
Photo: ian redican
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Stephen Lesnik
Photo: Stephen Lesnik
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Taniya Ahmed
Photo: Taniya Ahmed
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Dan Crowe
Photo: Dan Crowe
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by Alan Holden
Photo: Alan Holden
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino photo by tammy.jensen
Photo: tammy.jensen
 

 
Mandalay Bay Theatre


Irresistible Love Story
3950, Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 632 7580
http://www.mandalaybay.com/
The Broadway hit, "Mama Mia!," is gaining momentum and popularity as it plays in the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. The entertaining love story and catchy tunes, including 22 hits from ABBA, have made this show the longest-running Broadway musical on The Strip. Everyone will enjoy this fantastic and exciting show that is filled with love, friendship and song!

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Marriage Can Be Murder


Audience participates in mystery play
4533 West Sahara Avenue
(The Egg and I Restaurant)
Las Vegas, NV 89102
United States
+1 702 616 3322
http://www.marriagecanbemurder...
Expect the unexpected; you will witness a murder mystery that takes place before your eyes. Audience participation is unavoidable, since you don't know if you are sitting next to the murderer, or the victim. Mostly comedy, this is best for adults, but children over eight are permitted. Meals include Chicken in a Casket (chicken in a phyllo shell), Dead Cow Walking (New York Strip Steak) and Three Cheese Killer Pasta Primavera. Dinner and show price includes tax and gratuity.

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Marriage Can Be Murder photo by Lloyd Gerry
Photo: Lloyd Gerry
 

 
Mirage Hotel


Desert oasis
3400 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 791 7111 / +1 800 374 9000 (Toll free)
http://www.mirage.com
Aptly named, this hotel opened in 1989 and boasts an erupting volcano, a tropical rain forest with waterfalls, the white tigers of Siegfried and Roy and a Dolphin Habitat. Each guest room is comfortable, tastefully decorated in soothing colors and offers views of the city lights or mountains. All forms of gaming are available, from high-stakes table action to slot machines. Fine dining establishments include the lush rainforest of Kokomo's for fine steaks and seafood; Samba Brazilian Restaurant for Brazilian fare.

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Mirage Hotel photo by sevenblock
Photo: sevenblock
Mirage Hotel photo by Fabrizio Zago
Photo: Fabrizio Zago
Mirage Hotel photo by Mirella Nascimento
Photo: Mirella Nascimento
Mirage Hotel photo by Asten Rathbun
Photo: Asten Rathbun
Mirage Hotel photo by Tiestosolo
Photo: Tiestosolo
Mirage Hotel photo by flickov
Photo: flickov
Mirage Hotel photo by Fred Moesker
Photo: Fred Moesker
Mirage Hotel photo by John Morris
Photo: John Morris
Mirage Hotel photo by Bob Henry Photography
Photo: Bob Henry Photography
Mirage Hotel photo by ElissaSCA
Photo: ElissaSCA
Mirage Hotel photo by Trea Brown
Photo: Trea Brown
Mirage Hotel photo by Gienna Shaw
Photo: Gienna Shaw
Mirage Hotel photo by Ben Guzinski
Photo: Ben Guzinski
Mirage Hotel photo by Russell Wotherspoon
Photo: Russell Wotherspoon
Mirage Hotel photo by Gemini Art
Photo: Gemini Art
Mirage Hotel photo by Melanie Jenner
Photo: Melanie Jenner
Mirage Hotel photo by Matthew Sullivan
Photo: Matthew Sullivan
Mirage Hotel photo by Erin Mason
Photo: Erin Mason
Mirage Hotel photo by Manuel Diaz
Photo: Manuel Diaz
Mirage Hotel photo by Paul Hyman
Photo: Paul Hyman
Mirage Hotel photo by Aaron Castillo
Photo: Aaron Castillo
Mirage Hotel photo by ds4832
Photo: ds4832
Mirage Hotel photo by Jennifer Hafner
Photo: Jennifer Hafner
Mirage Hotel photo by Janet Lute
Photo: Janet Lute
Mirage Hotel photo by Mark Scott
Photo: Mark Scott
Mirage Hotel photo by Jaevin
Photo: Jaevin
Mirage Hotel photo by Jonathan Wong
Photo: Jonathan Wong
Mirage Hotel photo by Nancy S. Namowicz
Photo: Nancy S. Namowicz
Mirage Hotel photo by sandie_76
Photo: sandie_76
Mirage Hotel photo by Sharons_Web
Photo: Sharons_Web
Mirage Hotel photo by rmpbklyn
Photo: rmpbklyn
Mirage Hotel photo by James Castro
Photo: James Castro
Mirage Hotel photo by Freddie van Rijswijk
Photo: Freddie van Rijswijk
Mirage Hotel photo by Chris Kankiewicz
Photo: Chris Kankiewicz
Mirage Hotel photo by Peter Holthe Hansen
Photo: Peter Holthe Hansen
Mirage Hotel photo by Jonathan Williams
Photo: Jonathan Williams
Mirage Hotel photo by Connie Serratt
Photo: Connie Serratt
Mirage Hotel photo by hjalmar1886
Photo: hjalmar1886
Mirage Hotel photo by r@diohe@d
Photo: r@diohe@d
Mirage Hotel photo by Allison Sharp
Photo: Allison Sharp
Mirage Hotel photo by Marc Woods
Photo: Marc Woods
Mirage Hotel photo by Andrew Singleton
Photo: Andrew Singleton
Mirage Hotel photo by delboycarter
Photo: delboycarter
Mirage Hotel photo by Joe Brantner
Photo: Joe Brantner
Mirage Hotel photo by Mark W Mason
Photo: Mark W Mason
 

 
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino


Style and elegance
3770 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 730 7777 / +1 888 529 4828 (Toll free)
http://www.monte-carlo.com
Experience the romance of the French Riviera combined with the elegance of European architecture at this hotel. The deluxe guest rooms are spacious, complete with cherry wood furnishings and many offer views of the city. Suites feature sitting areas and are available with or without spas. A wedding chapel, six pools and a water park, Street of Dreams Shopping Mal and the Lance Burton Theater are amenities to enjoy. You can even ride the hotel monorail system to visit the Bellagio Hotel. Restaurants include Blackstone's Steakhouse, Market City Caffe and Monte Carlo Buffet.

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Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Pieter Edelman
Photo: Pieter Edelman
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by ikeizner
Photo: ikeizner
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Tim & Stacy Fisher
Photo: Tim & Stacy Fisher
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Jordan Liang
Photo: Jordan Liang
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Corinne Renter-Torre
Photo: Corinne Renter-Torre
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Vitor Rodrigues
Photo: Vitor Rodrigues
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Henry Lo
Photo: Henry Lo
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Henry Lo
Photo: Henry Lo
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Cecily North
Photo: Cecily North
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Mark Hardie
Photo: Mark Hardie
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Bunnylana
Photo: Bunnylana
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Daniel Cooper
Photo: Daniel Cooper
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by regaal
Photo: regaal
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Jessica Hunnicutt
Photo: Jessica Hunnicutt
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Liz Hall
Photo: Liz Hall
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Danielle McNamara
Photo: Danielle McNamara
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Carin Heckman
Photo: Carin Heckman
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Deborah Matheson
Photo: Deborah Matheson
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by perry_marchant
Photo: perry_marchant
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Steve Smith
Photo: Steve Smith
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Sean MacLeay
Photo: Sean MacLeay
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Andy Ying
Photo: Andy Ying
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Keith
Photo: Keith
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Thomas Nguyen
Photo: Thomas Nguyen
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Mr_Q8ty
Photo: Mr_Q8ty
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Nina Rao
Photo: Nina Rao
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Marc Francisco
Photo: Marc Francisco
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Jeff DeNapoli
Photo: Jeff DeNapoli
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Jeffrey Tafoya
Photo: Jeffrey Tafoya
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by orionmystery
Photo: orionmystery
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by phokket
Photo: phokket
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Neal Clark
Photo: Neal Clark
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Beki Benning
Photo: Beki Benning
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Rudy Guy
Photo: Rudy Guy
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by dktrpepr
Photo: dktrpepr
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Candice_Lee
Photo: Candice_Lee
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by ok2smile
Photo: ok2smile
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by Jason Lim
Photo: Jason Lim
Monte Carlo Hotel Casino photo by sever24
Photo: sever24
 

 
Moonstruck Gallery


Award-winning art gallery
6820 West Sahara Avenue
Suite 9
Las Vegas, NV 89117
United States
+1 702 364 0531
A Las Vegas Review-Journal Best Art Gallery winner on several occasions, this shop houses hundreds of art selections. Lithographs, prints, sculptures, jewelry, fine crafts and frames are on display. Private art shows and famous collections are featured here regularly, and have added an artistic flair to southern Nevada. Shipping is available for worldwide delivery. The skilled staff is always helpful and able to answer any questions you may have about a particular item.

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Mt. Charleston Hotel


Charm in Lee Canyon
2 Kyle Canyon Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89124
United States
+1 702 872 5500
http://www.mtcharlestonhotel.com
Built in the early 1980s, the New Mt. Charleston Hotel, Event and Conference Center went through a multi-million dollar renovation. This charming log-built hotel, nestled in Kyle Canyon, is atmospherically a world away from the buzz of Las Vegas - being a 35-minute drive from downtown. The newly renovated guest rooms feature electric fireplaces, feather beds and views of the encompassing Spring mountains. The Mt. Charleston opened a year-round outdoor ice-skating rink, complete with ice skate rentals, a hot chocolate stand and fire pit to keep skaters warm in the winter. Dining is available in the hotel's bistro which features gourmet coffee, homemade pastries and light breakfast and lunch offerings, as well as a new and large outdoor patio opening up to the duck pond. It also features a steakhouse, offering full-service dining, and a lounge with overstuffed couches, plasma television and numerous fireplaces along with its specialty award-winning drink menu. Check website for room rates and other information.

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Mt. Charleston Hotel photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Mystere


Fantasy & Adventure at Mystère
Treasure Island
3300 Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 894 7111
http://www.treasureisland.com
Mystère is a Cirque du Soleil production and was the first of the Cirque shows to come to Las Vegas. This is a fun, smooth-flowing performance filled with comedy and exceptional acrobatics with 72 artists from around the world. The pre-show antics are hilarious, and every seat of the 1,629 in the showroom is a good one, so be sure to get to your seat early! Besides the humor, clowns and athletes that fill the show, there are strange creatures and brilliant colors. A pounding drum opening scene sets the stage for a truly enjoyable evening. Performances also include a visually artistic Aerial Cube, the exceptional hand-to-hand act of the Alexis Brothers, and a high-flying group of amazing acrobats who perform an exciting Aerial High Bar act. For 90 minutes the Mystère Theatre is transformed into a dynamic kaleidoscope of creativity. Add to this the dancers, acrobats and musicians, and Mystère is a fun filled evening out for the whole family. Tickets: USD60-USD75-USD95

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Mystere photo by phi
Photo: phi
Mystere photo by R. Leslie
Photo: R. Leslie
Mystere photo by Craig Cormier
Photo: Craig Cormier
Mystere photo by M. Oka
Photo: M. Oka
Mystere photo by GABURU
Photo: GABURU
 

 
N9NE Steakhouse


Sink Your Teeth In
4321 W Flamingo Rd
Palms Casino at Royal Flush Way
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 942 7777
http://n9ne-las-vegas.n9negrou...
Starnge spelling aside, the trendy N9ne at Palms Casino hits the spot, both gastronomically and otherwise. With stunning silver decor from the drapes to the seats, N9ne bathes you in good taste before your first bite. For starters, hunker down to some memorable calamari or their unique Potato Pancake before the main course. For the entree, try their Lobster Bisque, or the Filet Mignon, a dish that N9ne, as a steakhouse, knows how to do right.

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Neil Leifer Gallery


Sports Captured!
3570 Las Vegas Boulevard
Caesars Palace
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 731 7110
http://www.harrahs.com/casinos...
Walk into the sports photographer Neil Leifer's world at his gallery on the casino level, Augustus Tower at Caesars Palace Hotel Casino. Leifer, a recipient of the Lucie Award, uses this space to showcase some of the best works of his career. If you're a die-hard sports fan, you could even go ahead and buy one of the framed masterpieces to add to your collection. Some of the works are displayed at the Caesars Palace Poker Room that can also be purchased.

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New York-New York Hotel & Casino


Manhattan-themed hotel in the desert
3790 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 740 6969 / +1 888 696 9887
http://www.nynyhotelcasino.com
East meets West in a big way as the Manhattan skyline peaks out over the Las Vegas strip. Twelve skyscrapers harbor luxurious guest rooms and suites that offer incredible views of the "city within a city." The 84,000 square-foot casino area offers more than 2,000 slot machines and 74 table games. For dining, Chin Chin Cafe has great Chinese cuisine prepared before your eyes and Gallagher's Steakhouse presents the finest steaks and seafood for a tasty dining experience.

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New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by KickAssCanadian_Chick
Photo: KickAssCanadian_Chick
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by up4
Photo: up4
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Jeff Lorenz
Photo: Jeff Lorenz
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Taylor Davidson
Photo: Taylor Davidson
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Mike Burke
Photo: Mike Burke
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Vanessa Gatsch
Photo: Vanessa Gatsch
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Sean McCleary
Photo: Sean McCleary
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Alex Crick
Photo: Alex Crick
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Robert Miller
Photo: Robert Miller
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by ©ActionSportsInc.Com
Photo: ©ActionSportsInc.Com
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Jon Burney
Photo: Jon Burney
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Tony
Photo: Tony
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by The Bucky Hermit
Photo: The Bucky Hermit
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Alex Bussa
Photo: Alex Bussa
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by David Perez Lopez
Photo: David Perez Lopez
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Mike McKiernan
Photo: Mike McKiernan
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Lorra Stranks
Photo: Lorra Stranks
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by instanttaylor
Photo: instanttaylor
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Mario Galan
Photo: Mario Galan
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Conley Averett
Photo: Conley Averett
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Michel Deux
Photo: Michel Deux
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Sean Puckett
Photo: Sean Puckett
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Jonathan Hansen
Photo: Jonathan Hansen
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Kevin Patterson
Photo: Kevin Patterson
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by blairgeb
Photo: blairgeb
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Smooching On The Valentine
Photo: Smooching On The Valentine
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Guillaume Astesana
Photo: Guillaume Astesana
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Chad A. Igl
Photo: Chad A. Igl
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Ara H
Photo: Ara H
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Kerry Wilson
Photo: Kerry Wilson
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Stephen Reid
Photo: Stephen Reid
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Phil Greenway
Photo: Phil Greenway
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by MT_bulli
Photo: MT_bulli
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by pakaya69@rogers.com
Photo: pakaya69@rogers.com
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Mirjam Meyer
Photo: Mirjam Meyer
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Jo Tripp
Photo: Jo Tripp
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by E.Janzen
Photo: E.Janzen
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Josh Le
Photo: Josh Le
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Rich Adams
Photo: Rich Adams
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by engpics
Photo: engpics
New York-New York Hotel & Casino photo by Chris Johnson
Photo: Chris Johnson
 

 
Nine Fine Irishmen


Dublin in New York in Las Vegas
New York-New York Hotel & Casino
3790 Las Vegas Boulevard S
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
Reservations: +1 702 740 6463 / New York-New York: +1 702 740 6969 / +1 888 696 9887
http://www.ninefineirishmen.com
Nine Fine Irishmen is about as close as you'll come to an authentic New York recreation of a real Irish pub - in Vegas. Located on the grounds of the Strip's New York-New York, the two-story pub keeps throngs of gamblers and party people coming back for pints of Guinness, plates of Irish Stew and Shepherd's Pie (as well as decidedly American fare like turkey burgers and shrimp pizza), live music and more. See website for full menu, entertainment schedule, webcam, online reservations, and a rundown of exactly who those nine fine Irishmen actually were.

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Nine Fine Irishmen photo by KYJustin
Photo: KYJustin
Nine Fine Irishmen photo by Eve J. Smith
Photo: Eve J. Smith
Nine Fine Irishmen photo by Kevin Ridgway
Photo: Kevin Ridgway
Nine Fine Irishmen photo by Charles Worley
Photo: Charles Worley
 

 
OPM


East Meets West
3570 Las Vegas Blvd
Ceaser's Palace
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 369 4998
http://www.o-pm.com
This 8000 square-foot dance club overlooking The Forum Shops at Caeser's Palace attracts the young, trendy and VIP crowd. Enter through Wolfgang Puck's Chinois to experience Western style with a hint of Eastern influence in this Asian-inspired club stocked with three bars. Stop by on Flirt Fridays for hip-hop, R&B and reggae jams along with free champagne for the ladies from 10p-midnight or come by on Candy Shop Thursdays to dance along to classic jams and sip on discounted drinks. Be sure to call in advance to reserve your spot on the guest list. Keep in mind, a strict dress code is enforced. Check out website for more information including DJ bios and nightly discounts.

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Opa


Everything Greek
2550 S Rainbow Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89146
United States
+1 702 876 3737
This lively Greek restaurant features nightly live music and entertainment, occasional singing and dancing, constant celebrating, and traditional folk murals painted on the walls. Try starting things off with the Spanakopita appetizer (layers of filo dough filled with spinach and feta cheese), and the popular Dolmades (grape leaves stuffed with meat, rice, and fresh herbs). For an entree, try the lamb or pork souvlaki, the halibut grilled to perfection with lemon and greek spices, or the Youvetsi special (beef or lamb baked in a clay pot with orzo pasta and tomato), only served M,W & Su. And traditional baklava for dessert is a necessity. Enjoy, Opa!

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Orleans Arena


Sports and music at one venue
4500 West Tropicana Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 284 7777 / +1 888 234 2334 (Toll free)
http://www.orleansarena.com
Catering to both sports fans and connoisseurs of music, Orleans Arena is the place to visit if you want a piece of action in the city. Whether it's a martial arts championship or Disney on Ice, the Arena has it all. Get email alerts on pre-sales of major events. Purchase tickets from several ticketing outlets. Enjoy the various amenities, such as wheelchair accessible seats and restrooms, eateries and ample parking space. Cheer the baseball, hockey and soccer teams or lend your ear to your favorite artiste. You can book a VIP room, which comes with a special menu that panders to your taste buds if you want to watch an event in style.

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Orleans Hotel Casino


Everything you need
4500 West Tropicana Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 365 7111 / +1 800 675 3267
http://www.orleanscasino.com
Popular with both visitors and locals, this property offers just about everything you might look for in a hotel: spacious, comfortable rooms and a gigantic casino with every popular game. In addition, find shopping, restaurants, a bowling alley, 18 'stadium seating' movie theatres, an arcade and kids' day care, landscaped swimming pool and a state-of-the-art showroom. Featured entertainers have included Ray Charles, Willie Nelson and the Righteous Brothers. The atmosphere is 100-percent 'Big Easy', from the French Quarter exterior to the delicious cajun/creole cuisine at Big Al's Oyster Bar.

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Orleans Hotel Casino photo by Jane Hoskyn
Photo: Jane Hoskyn
Orleans Hotel Casino photo by Las Vegas Mikey
Photo: Las Vegas Mikey
Orleans Hotel Casino photo by Sheryl Lynn Haymon
Photo: Sheryl Lynn Haymon
Orleans Hotel Casino photo by PaulRyanH
Photo: PaulRyanH
 

 
Palace Station Bingo Hall


Bingo jackpots
2411 West Sahara Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89102
United States
+1 702 367 2411
The Palace Station's bingo room is one of the original halls in Las Vegas and is still popular after more than 20 years. The room seats 504 players in an equally divided smoking and non-smoking arrangement. Complimentary snacks and beverages are served, with hot chocolate being the bingo drink of choice. Cards start at USD4 and run up to USD21, with the higher priced cards paying off at a higher rate. Games are played on the odd hours, starting at 9am and running until 11pm daily. All patrons must be over 21 and all cards must be purchased with cash.

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Palace Station Hotel Casino


Flagship of the Station Casinos
2411 West Sahara Ave
Las Vegas, NV 89102
United States
+1 702 367 2411 / +1 800 634 3101
http://www.palacestation.com
What started out as the "Bingo Palace" in the 1970s, blossomed into the flagship of the Station Casino properties, eventually being replaced by Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa. Rooms are spacious and highly affordable, if a bit inconvenient from the action on the Strip. Famous for their excellent Feast Buffet, with carving and omelet stations, the hotel offers a variety of dining choices, from gourmet to fast food. They have kept the gigantic bingo parlor and remodeled and enlarged their casino over the years, so it's state-of-the art. The on-premise Laugh Trax nightclub offers great comedy shows each evening.

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Palace Station Hotel Casino photo by Las Vegas Mikey
Photo: Las Vegas Mikey
Palace Station Hotel Casino photo by longpier
Photo: longpier
 

 
Palms Casino Hotel


A Sultry Hotel Experience
4321 West Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 866 942 7770
http://www.palms.com
An intimately seductive escape from the hustle and bustle of the Las Vegas strip, the Palms Casino Hotel aims to please the hip, the sophisticated and the decadent. Once home to MTV's "The Real World: Las Vegas", this hotel now hosts the famous Playboy Club and the trendy Ditch Fridays, among other distractions. Drenched in swanky décor and with darkly glamorous atmosphere, this hotel is a quintessentially Vegas experience.

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Palms Casino Hotel photo by kathryn deem
Photo: kathryn deem
Palms Casino Hotel photo by Justin Taylor
Photo: Justin Taylor
Palms Casino Hotel photo by KYJustin
Photo: KYJustin
Palms Casino Hotel photo by BryanHauer.com
Photo: BryanHauer.com
 

 
Paris Las Vegas


C'est magnifique
3655 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 946 7000 / +1 877 796 2096 (Toll Free)
http://www.harrahs.com/casinos...
Half-scale versions of the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe rise 50 stories above the Las Vegas Strip, drawing visitors into this resort. Your elegant guest room or suite is decorated in a French Regency style and is both opulent and comfortable. Guests will enjoy Le Boulevard district for their shopping pleasure. The Mandara Spa is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Two attractive wedding chapels are located on site. The hotel is connected to Bally's and MGM via a monorail system.

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Paris Las Vegas photo by Shari
Photo: Shari
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Photo: Allison -lookfly.com
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Photo: Jylppy
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Photo: upyernoz
Paris Las Vegas photo by Victor Lee
Photo: Victor Lee
Paris Las Vegas photo by Alistair McMillan
Photo: Alistair McMillan
Paris Las Vegas photo by Andy Robertson
Photo: Andy Robertson
Paris Las Vegas photo by Buzz
Photo: Buzz
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Photo: flickov
Paris Las Vegas photo by Dave Elkington
Photo: Dave Elkington
Paris Las Vegas photo by Doc Searls
Photo: Doc Searls
Paris Las Vegas photo by Jerry Siwy
Photo: Jerry Siwy
Paris Las Vegas photo by Mathieu Thouvenin
Photo: Mathieu Thouvenin
Paris Las Vegas photo by Jim
Photo: Jim
Paris Las Vegas photo by Alison Denton Jones
Photo: Alison Denton Jones
Paris Las Vegas photo by SGPlewka
Photo: SGPlewka
Paris Las Vegas photo by Barrie Brewer
Photo: Barrie Brewer
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Photo: stirling_sd
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Photo: RonDeeView
Paris Las Vegas photo by Jim Stanger
Photo: Jim Stanger
Paris Las Vegas photo by Andy Garcia
Photo: Andy Garcia
Paris Las Vegas photo by Geoffrey Spear
Photo: Geoffrey Spear
Paris Las Vegas photo by Graham Blackall
Photo: Graham Blackall
Paris Las Vegas photo by Minoumaman
Photo: Minoumaman
Paris Las Vegas photo by Carlos Jean-Baptiste
Photo: Carlos Jean-Baptiste
Paris Las Vegas photo by Scott bozarth
Photo: Scott bozarth
Paris Las Vegas photo by Carlos Lobo
Photo: Carlos Lobo
Paris Las Vegas photo by Lisa King
Photo: Lisa King
Paris Las Vegas photo by Nancy Chan
Photo: Nancy Chan
Paris Las Vegas photo by Margaret Raines
Photo: Margaret Raines
Paris Las Vegas photo by Joe Pimentel
Photo: Joe Pimentel
Paris Las Vegas photo by Jennifer Wellard
Photo: Jennifer Wellard
Paris Las Vegas photo by Terrawoods
Photo: Terrawoods
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Photo: Yuekai Sun
Paris Las Vegas photo by straylight.89
Photo: straylight.89
Paris Las Vegas photo by Elcio T. dos Santos
Photo: Elcio T. dos Santos
Paris Las Vegas photo by schizohedron
Photo: schizohedron
Paris Las Vegas photo by James
Photo: James
Paris Las Vegas photo by Stephen Gregory
Photo: Stephen Gregory
Paris Las Vegas photo by Brian C. Smith
Photo: Brian C. Smith
Paris Las Vegas photo by Cortney Martin
Photo: Cortney Martin
Paris Las Vegas photo by Kevin Boydston
Photo: Kevin Boydston
Paris Las Vegas photo by mr. peet
Photo: mr. peet
Paris Las Vegas photo by Pilar Martinez-Sapiña
Photo: Pilar Martinez-Sapiña
Paris Las Vegas photo by SaNUrFrendLyNeighbor
Photo: SaNUrFrendLyNeighbor
Paris Las Vegas photo by dailylifeofmojo
Photo: dailylifeofmojo
Paris Las Vegas photo by Francis
Photo: Francis
Paris Las Vegas photo by Andrew Cohen
Photo: Andrew Cohen
Paris Las Vegas photo by Kevin Crossman
Photo: Kevin Crossman
Paris Las Vegas photo by Jeroen van Geel
Photo: Jeroen van Geel
Paris Las Vegas photo by T.S.Gallagher
Photo: T.S.Gallagher
Paris Las Vegas photo by Iriany
Photo: Iriany
Paris Las Vegas photo by Christine Romano Photography
Photo: Christine Romano Photography
Paris Las Vegas photo by Teresa Hooker
Photo: Teresa Hooker
Paris Las Vegas photo by Mithun Pota
Photo: Mithun Pota
Paris Las Vegas photo by maedchenstyle
Photo: maedchenstyle
Paris Las Vegas photo by wsulistio
Photo: wsulistio
 

 
Penske-Wynn Ferrari/Maserati


For the auto enthusiast
3131 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Wynn Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 770 2000
http://www.penskewynn.com/
All auto enthusiasts will love visiting this dealership, where you can get up close and personal with some of the most expensive cars in the world. The display section is housed at the lobby level of the luxurious Wynn. Whether you are a guest of the hotel or not, it doesn't matter; just drop by to ogle at the exotic Ferraris and Maseratis. A minimal fee, charged at the entrance, is nothing compared to what you get in return. And guess what? If you crack the jackpot, you might just find yourself driving one of these magnificent machines!

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Penske-Wynn Ferrari/Maserati photo by Justin Kauk
Photo: Justin Kauk
 

 
Peppermill Fireside Lounge


For the romantic
2985 Las Vegas Boulevard
(between the Stardust and the Riviera)
Las Vegas, NV 89109-1903
United States
+1 702 735 4177
http://www.peppermilllasvegas....
This swanky nightclub, on the dazzling strip of Las Vegas, is a popular location for the late night birds to drop by. Charming waitresses, delectable drinks, cozy booths and an elegant bar with video screens amidst the carefully created darkness are just a few of the attractive features. Food is tasty and comes in generous portions. A special Martini Menu accompanies the drink list. Equipped with a friendly staff and a lively atmosphere, this 24-hour open venue, which has received several accolades from the media, is a much sought-after spot.

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Peppermill Fireside Lounge photo by upyernoz
Photo: upyernoz
Peppermill Fireside Lounge photo by Bob Peary
Photo: Bob Peary
Peppermill Fireside Lounge photo by Jess Sawrey
Photo: Jess Sawrey
Peppermill Fireside Lounge photo by kyliecross
Photo: kyliecross
Peppermill Fireside Lounge photo by Brooke D. Hodess
Photo: Brooke D. Hodess
 

 
Phantom - The Las Vegas Spectacular


Love Unmasked
3355 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Venetian Resort Hotel Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
1-702-414-9000.
http://www.phantomlasvegas.com/
Andrew Lloyd Webber seems to have the Midas touch, which certainly continues with the Las Vegas production of his monumental musical Phantom of the Opera, one of the longest running shows in the history of Broadway, that has finally migrated out to 'The Strip' as the resident production at the Venetian Resort & Casino. Phantom of the Opera tells the story of a disfigured musical genius who haunts the catacombs beneath the Paris Opera House. From the time you step foot in the magnificent theater, the show transports you back into the late nineteenth century. The show begins with the Phantom tutoring a beautiful understudy by putting her under his spell as he wages a reign of terror over the new owners, and anyone else that does not obey his orders. This version of the long running Broadway play has unique operaesque vocals backed by a powerful 19-piece orchestra. The costuming and sets are every bit as extravagant and lavish as one would expect from a Las Vegas show. And to the complete delight of the audience, no corners are cut and no dime is spared. The beautiful $40 million Phantom of the Opera showroom - complete with breathtaking 'floating chandelier' - seats 1800 guests, every one with a good view of this 95-minute extravaganza. The show, abbreviated for the restless Las Vegas traveler, is directed by original director Hal Prince, and still maintains the complete storyline. Every song also remains intact. This retelling of the Beauty and the Beast myth has proved irresistible to audiences. Phantom of the Opera is the most successful theatrical endeavor of all time and has grossed more than $3 billion worldwide since its London premiere in 1986. Suitable for all ages and delightful for everyone! This is a must see while in Las Vegas! Credits: Executive Producers Scott Zeiger, David Ian, Carl Pasbjerg; Lyrics Charles Hart, Choreographer Gillian Lynne, Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber; Director Harold Prince; Producer Cameron Mackintosh; Lighting Andrew Bridge; Sound Mick Potter.

-Daisy Kuchins

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Plaza Hotel And Casino


Where Las Vegas began
Number One Main Street
Post Office Box 760
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 386 2110 / +1 800 634 6575
http://www.plazahotelcasino.com
This hotel is located at "the beginning" of the Fremont Street Experience, on the site of the old Union Railroad Depot. Known as Union Plaza when first built in 1971, it was one of the first skyscrapers in downtown Las Vegas. It has been the scene of many a famous Hollywood car chase. The Center Stage Restaurant, on top of the porte cochere and overlooking Fremont Street, is another landmark and excellent eatery with an amazing view.

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Plaza Hotel And Casino photo by my new clever name
Photo: my new clever name
Plaza Hotel And Casino photo by Stuart Seeger
Photo: Stuart Seeger
Plaza Hotel And Casino photo by Bill Buth
Photo: Bill Buth
 

 
Poker Room at Orleans


Bets & Raises
4500 West Tropicana Avenue
The Orleans Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 365 7111
http://www.orleanscasino.com/g...
Winner of 3 prestigious awards, state-of-the art furnishings and plasma screens, 35-table poker room, 24-hrs open, and a cash prize of up to $50,000, the Poker Room at The Orleans has it all. Not to forget games like Hold 'Em, 7-Card Stud, Omaha High-Lo are available to play. No Limit Hold 'Em tournaments are played about twice daily. If you are in the mood for some light-hearted gaming fun then this place is a must-visit.

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Rain Nightclub


Drenched In The Rain
4321 West Flamingo Road
Palms Casino Hotel
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 940 7246 / +1 702 942 6832
http://www.n9negroup.com/
Located in the Palms Casino Hotel, this nightclub is one of the most happening places you will find in Las Vegas. It is quite an exclusive affair and reservations open almost a month in advance. Getting inside may be tough but it is worth every penny. It has a 28,000 square feet dance floor, fireballs dangling above the dance floor, cabanas, skyboxes, and water fountains. For an intimate evening, you can reserve the water booths that accommodate about 15 guests. The in-house DJs mostly play hip hop and techno beats. If you're lucky you might catch some international act—some of the hottest musicians, such as Kid Rock, Santana, Ozzy Osbourne, No Doubt, Seal, Pink, and Britney Spears have performed here.

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Rain Nightclub photo by James Cohen
Photo: James Cohen
Rain Nightclub photo by Karen Stannard
Photo: Karen Stannard
Rain Nightclub photo by Greg Meyer
Photo: Greg Meyer
Rain Nightclub photo by Greg Meyer
Photo: Greg Meyer
Rain Nightclub photo by Fuzzy Gerdes
Photo: Fuzzy Gerdes
 

 
Ramada Inn Speedway Hotel & Casino


LV Motor Speedway & Nellis AFB
3227 Civic Center Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89030
United States
+1 702 399 3297 / +1 888 333 9291
http://www.ramada.com/
Touted as the "closest hotel to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and Nellis Air Force Base," this may be the place for you if you are here for business or pleasure at either of these locations. Formerly known simply as a Ramada Inn, it has added "Speedway" to its name for obvious reasons. The place is decorated with racing themes for auto fans, as well as offering all the comforts one would expect. If you are hauling a car to the track or have an RV, you will find lots of space to park your rig.

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Re Gallerie


Amazing lithograph machine
3655 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 946 7000
Other art galleries offer lithographs of the great masters. This unique art gallery has a working lithograph press in the window where visitors can watch as fresh lithographs are printed before their eyes. This place offers contemporary works, as well as classics from known masters. Because it is located in the Paris Hotel, it has a distinctly French feel to it, and tends to favor French artists. Worldwide shipping is available.

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Red Rock Casino Resort Spa


Flawless Diamond of the Desert
11011 West Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89135
United States
+1 702 797 7777 / +1 866 767 7773
http://www.redrocklasvegas.com
Red Rock Resort has opened with a bang. This latest Station Casinos property introduced itself to Las Vegas with plenty of fireworks, and the pyrotechnics are appropriate for what you can expect when you visit Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa. This opulent $925 million resort with 415 hotel rooms and another 435 rooms in the works, makes Red Rock the crown jewel, a flawless diamond in the desert, of Station's more than a dozen-plus Nevada properties. Guests can enjoy round-the-clock fine food for nearly any appetite: Terra Rosa, Grand Cafe, Sandbar, Tides Oyster Bar, and Cabo Mexican Restaurant, are only a handful of the Resort's 11 dining spots. Club life is a full life with the ultra posh Cherry Nightclub, Rock's Lounge, Onyx Bar, Lucky Bar, with music, drinks, or entertainment to help you unwind or rewind. The resort further lives up to its exotic image with the Spa at Red Rock Casino Resort Spa, 35,000 sq. ft. of pampering, and pleasure. With customized adventure packages incorporating the beautiful surrounding Red Rock Mountains, it's truly an other-worldly experience. Of course this is Las Vegas, where gaming is the name of the game and Red Rock does not disappoint. Three-thousand slot machines, 62 gaming tables, a poker room, bingo room, and a state-of-the-art race and sports book, guarantee that whatever your wager of choice you will have plenty of options at Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa. Although it is not on the fabled Las Vegas Strip the Red Rock is one must-see destination resort, if you see nothing else during your trip to Las Vegas!- Marc Weiswasser

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Red Rock Casino Resort Spa photo by Nelo Esteves
Photo: Nelo Esteves
Red Rock Casino Resort Spa photo by Nelo Esteves
Photo: Nelo Esteves
Red Rock Casino Resort Spa photo by Justin Taylor
Photo: Justin Taylor
Red Rock Casino Resort Spa photo by vegasguideuk
Photo: vegasguideuk
 

 
Redwood Bar & Grill


Off-Strip Getaway
12 Ogden Avenue
California Hotel Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+ 702 388 2619
http://www.thecal.com/display....
Nightly live piano music sets the mood at this romantic steakhouse. The intimate atmosphere and elegant decorative flourishes are inviting yet understated. The porterhouse and prime rib entrees are classic favorites, but various seafood and other lighter options also won't disappoint. The prices are also more reasonable than some of the high profile Vegas restaurants. Redwood Bar & Grill is located in the California Hotel and Casino, call for more details.

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Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino


Resort with Caribbean flair
3700 West Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 777 7777 / +1 800 752 9746 (Toll Free)
http://www.harrahs.com/casinos...
Located only a few blocks from the Las Vegas strip, this property has won numerous awards from locals in the "Best of Las Vegas" poll. The spacious suites are comprised of one large room with sofa, chairs, refrigerator and bed. The floor-to-ceiling windows give you an unobstructed view of the city lights. The 120,000-square-foot gaming area offers all table and slot activities in a festive carnival atmosphere. Fifteen fine eateries include Buzio's Seafood and the Star Deli and Bakery.

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Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino photo by Kent Wang
Photo: Kent Wang
Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino photo by Maciej Stachowiak
Photo: Maciej Stachowiak
 

 
Riviera Hotel Casino


First skyscraper
2901 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 734 5110 / +1 800 634 6753
http://www.rivierahotel.com/
This hotel dates back to 1955 when it was the "tallest building in Las Vegas" with nine stories. It has been the centerpiece for many movies, including Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice, and more recently, Martin Scorcese's Casino. Guests can choose from 2,100 newly renovated rooms housed in four towers, including 158 suites, all with splendid views. The hotel features an olympic-sized swimming pool and is home to some of the most popular, long-running shows, such as Splash, La Cage and Crazy Girls.

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Riviera Hotel Casino photo by Allen
Photo: Allen
Riviera Hotel Casino photo by David Wood
Photo: David Wood
Riviera Hotel Casino photo by grrrrl
Photo: grrrrl
Riviera Hotel Casino photo by Ulybug
Photo: Ulybug
Riviera Hotel Casino photo by Bradley Cuzen
Photo: Bradley Cuzen
Riviera Hotel Casino photo by Rüdiger R.
Photo: Rüdiger R.
Riviera Hotel Casino photo by Mike Murdock
Photo: Mike Murdock
Riviera Hotel Casino photo by Edgar Eduardo Rocha
Photo: Edgar Eduardo Rocha
Riviera Hotel Casino photo by pcf2005@rogers.com
Photo: pcf2005@rogers.com
 

 
Roxy's Diner


Get Out Your Poodle Skirt
2000 S Las Vegas Boulevard
Stratosphere
Las Vegas, NV 89104
United States
+1 702 380 7711
http://www.stratospherehotel.c...
This retro-restaurant, located in the Stratosphere Hotel Casino, has the prerequisite black-and-white tiled floor, red booths, and neon-colored accents. The wait staff dances and sings. The all-American menu includes Bacon Cheddar Burger, Fried Catfish Filet, Cheese Omelet, and Angel Hair Onion Rings. Round out your meal with an Oreo Cookie Shake.

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Sahara Hotel Casino


Always a favorite
2535 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89104
United States
+1 702 737 2111 / +1 866 382 8884 (Toll free)
http://www.saharavegas.com/
This property was one of the first on the Strip, dating back to the early 1950s. Recently renovated, it offers all the latest gaming and hotel amenities with old-fashioned charm and service. It is one of the few hotels left with full balconies for fantastic views. Eating opportunities range from an inexpensive Sahara Buffet and the 24-hour Caravan Coffee Shop to the more elegant Sahara Steakhouse or authentic and comfortable Paco's Hideaway for great Mexican cuisine.

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Sahara Hotel Casino photo by Jani Valtonen
Photo: Jani Valtonen
Sahara Hotel Casino photo by AtomDesignLab
Photo: AtomDesignLab
Sahara Hotel Casino photo by Erin S.
Photo: Erin S.
Sahara Hotel Casino photo by Peter De Sterk
Photo: Peter De Sterk
Sahara Hotel Casino photo by yud
Photo: yud
Sahara Hotel Casino photo by JENNI PINNELL
Photo: JENNI PINNELL
Sahara Hotel Casino photo by Garry Catchpole
Photo: Garry Catchpole
Sahara Hotel Casino photo by Juliet
Photo: Juliet
Sahara Hotel Casino photo by Altusken
Photo: Altusken
Sahara Hotel Casino photo by las1vegas
Photo: las1vegas
 

 
Sam Boyd Stadium


Entertainment and sporting events
7000 East Russell Road
Las Vegas, NV 89154
United States
+1 702 739 3267
http://www.samboydstadium.com/
Home to the University of Nevada Las Vegas football team, Sam Boyd Stadium hosts a wide variety of entertainment and sporting events, including the Las Vegas Bowl, the annual Western Athletic Conference Football Championships and various concerts.

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Sam Boyd Stadium photo by vm1757
Photo: vm1757
Sam Boyd Stadium photo by David Hoggan
Photo: David Hoggan
Sam Boyd Stadium photo by Karthik Chandran
Photo: Karthik Chandran
 

 
Sam's Town Hotel Casino


Favorite locals spot
5111 Boulder Highway
Las Vegas, NV 89122
United States
+1 702 456 7777 / +1 800 897 8696
http://www.samstownlv.com
Not long ago this was a small, three-story motel and casino, known for its Western Emporium and laid-back atmosphere. On the outskirts of town on the Boulder Strip, it currently offers more than 650 rooms and suites. All have great views, with outside rooms that overlook either the city or the mountains. The inside rooms overlook Mystic Falls Park, a man-made but thoroughly enchanting park setting with waterfalls and a nightly laser show called Sunset Stampede.

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Sam's Town Hotel Casino photo by Brian Dunnette
Photo: Brian Dunnette
Sam's Town Hotel Casino photo by William J. Bryan
Photo: William J. Bryan
Sam's Town Hotel Casino photo by Jessica Fulkerson
Photo: Jessica Fulkerson
Sam's Town Hotel Casino photo by Rick Rowen
Photo: Rick Rowen
Sam's Town Hotel Casino photo by Caren Lucas
Photo: Caren Lucas
 

 
Santa Fe Station Hotel Casino


Gambling on ice
4949 North Rancho Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89130
United States
+1 702 658 4900 / +1 800 457 2882
http://santafe.stationcasinos....
A self-contained hotel and casino located in the far northwest part of town, the Santa Fe Station is distinguished by being the first resort in town with its own professional ice skating rink. Relax in the Ice Lounge overlooking the rink and enjoy cocktails, dancing and live entertainment and jazz. There is also an adjacent 60-lane bowling alley, numerous fine dining establishments--such as a deli and bakery, the Kodiak Lodge, and an awarded and popular steakhouse--plus a new fast-food court. The 200 tastefully appointed hotel rooms have full amenities, even Starbucks Coffee and in-room Nintendo Video Games.

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Santa Fe Station Hotel Casino photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Sergio's Italian Gardens Ristorante


Long-time favorite
1955 East Tropicana Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 739 1544
http://www.sergiosrestaurant.com
This eatery features traditional Italian dining with the elegance of Rome. The restaurant is a "Five-star Diamond" and "Award of Excellence" winner. Enjoy the lively piano bar that features entertainment nightly. Start the meal with fried calamari. Entrees include the Penne Alla Vodka Pasta, made with Shallots, Bacon and Tomatoes in a Vodka Cream Sauce. The veal offerings are definitely worth a taste, especially the Veal Picatta. An excellent, moderately priced wine list is also available.

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Silverado Steakhouse


Classic, Quality Steakhouse
9777 S Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89183
United States
+1 702 796 7111
At the Silverado Steakhouse, couch your New York Steak between mushroom- and garlic-soaked escargot and the divine Silverado Crisp, a double chocolate/white chocolate mousse with fruit. This elegant restaurant is conveniently located within the South Pointe Casino, so cap off your day of gaming with the sophisticated Grilled Pacific Salmon or Lemon Veal Piccata. The lively ranch theme creates a down-home, country feel, yet still maintaining the menu's elegance. Located about five miles off the Sunset Strip.

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Slots at Mirage


Try Your Luck
3400 South Las Vegas Boulevard
The Mirage
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 791 7111
http://www.mirage.com/casino/c...
If you have money, Slots at Mirage is game for it. You can play games with any amount of money, from a penny to $500! It has all sorts of gaming option from the traditional reel slot machines to the video gaming machines. The biggest draw is the game Silver, available only at Mirage Hotel, if you are lucky enough you can win over $100,000. Get Gaming !!!

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Star of the Desert Arena


Primm's local star
31900 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89019
United States
+1 702 386 7867
http://www.primadonna.com/page...
At Ground Zero, on the boarder between Nevada and California in Primm, Nevada, you should put this on your itinerary whenever life, leisure, or business takes you to Las Vegas. Part of the Primm Valley Casino Resorts, the Star of the Desert Arena features established and emerging musical and athletic talents. Seating over 6000, this venue highlights artists such as Reba McIntyre and rabble-rousing events such as the rodeo. For details on upcoming events, visit their website.

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Star of the Desert Arena photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Star-Spangled Spectacular


Bring in the 4th
Hillpointe Road at Glenside Drive
(Hills Park)
Las Vegas, NV 89134
United States
+1 702 895 2787
A good old-fashioned picnic in the park with fireworks, music, sunshine and fun makes for the perfect holiday. This outdoor concert is presented at Hills Park in Summerlin, a small version of the Hollywood Bowl. One will find picnic tables, grills, play areas and lots of green space. A semi-classical concert will help bring in the festive spirit starting at 7:30p.

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Stardust Hotel Casino


Updated Mid-Strip 1958 Hotel
3000 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 732 6441 / +1 866 642 3120 (Toll free)
http://www.stardustlv.com
This long-time favorite has been around since 1958 and is still a popular place. After a USD300 million restoration in 1991, it will certainly be around for visitors to enjoy for decades to come. Slots and table games abound for "just-for-fun" gamblers and high-stakes players alike, including a USD10,000-limit Baccarat table. The state-of-the-art sport and race book features a Sports Handicapper's Library. Restaurants include Tony Roma's for succulent ribs, the new Coco Palms for all-you-can-eat fare and Tres Lobos offering Mexican cuisine.

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Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Henry Lo
Photo: Henry Lo
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Zachary Ground
Photo: Zachary Ground
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Bradley Cuzen
Photo: Bradley Cuzen
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Shane Stroud
Photo: Shane Stroud
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Jennie
Photo: Jennie
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Tadson Bussey
Photo: Tadson Bussey
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Kristof Saelen
Photo: Kristof Saelen
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Elly Reynolds
Photo: Elly Reynolds
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Rüdiger R.
Photo: Rüdiger R.
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Five Hundy
Photo: Five Hundy
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by mookiefl
Photo: mookiefl
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Derek Walker
Photo: Derek Walker
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Scott Sax
Photo: Scott Sax
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by BG74
Photo: BG74
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by April Stol
Photo: April Stol
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Samira Gade
Photo: Samira Gade
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by daniel.gogberg
Photo: daniel.gogberg
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by urbanphotos.net
Photo: urbanphotos.net
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by Sue Jones
Photo: Sue Jones
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by debrobaz2007
Photo: debrobaz2007
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by jay&be
Photo: jay&be
Stardust Hotel Casino photo by W&Ps Photos
Photo: W&Ps Photos
 

 
Steakhouse at Bill's


Funky 70s-Style Steakhouse
3595 S Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 737 2100
http://www.billslasvegas.com/s...
The Steakhouse at Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon maintains the playful seventies vibe while offering a wide selection of exquisite steaks, salads, pasta, and seafood. Whether you prefer 33-ounce New York Strip, Jumbo Shrimp Cocktails or classic Bacon-Wrapped Scallops, Bill's offers it all fresh. Enjoy an exotic imported wine or bananas Foster while relaxing into the down-to-earth ambiance.

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Steakhouse at Camelot


Arthurian Romance
3850 S Las Vegas Boulevard
Excalibur Hotel and Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 597 7449
http://www.excalibur.com/resta...
This Zagat-winning venue is located in the Excalibur Hotel Casino. It offers stained glass windows, detailed woodwork, open kitchen, and a fireplace-adorned lounge. The menu boasts rib eye steak, grilled free range chicken breast, and a "filet mignon" of swordfish. On Friday and Saturday nights, patrons are entertained by a live piano player.

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Stratosphere Hotel Casino


Highest thrill in the world
2000 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89104
United States
+1 702 380 7777 / +1 800 998 6937
http://www.stratospherehotel.c...
In a city where superlatives reign, this resort really deserves a few. It boasts the tallest free-standing observation tower in the U.S. and the world's highest thrill rides, the "High Roller", the "Big Shot and Insanity, which offers a view of downtown Las Vegas from a 900 foot elevation - either a breathtaking or harrowing experience, depending on your perspective. The Stratosphere also has excellent dining, shopping and entertainment, as well as a "thrill a minute" casino. The hotel features amenities such as a roof-top swimming pool and the excellent Top of the World gourmet restaurant. A shopping arcade with international theme zones occupies level two above the sprawling casino floor.

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Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Shari
Photo: Shari
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Rebekah Travis
Photo: Rebekah Travis
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Trea Brown
Photo: Trea Brown
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Madeleine Howard
Photo: Madeleine Howard
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Eric Weigle
Photo: Eric Weigle
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Eric Nixon
Photo: Eric Nixon
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Trea Brown
Photo: Trea Brown
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Fabio Marongiu
Photo: Fabio Marongiu
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Jason Heath
Photo: Jason Heath
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Joel Kilby
Photo: Joel Kilby
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by mojo_800
Photo: mojo_800
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Reigh Sierra
Photo: Reigh Sierra
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Stephen Scott
Photo: Stephen Scott
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Mike Bardos
Photo: Mike Bardos
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by pixelens photography
Photo: pixelens photography
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by PaulHP
Photo: PaulHP
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Virtuaffinity Ltd
Photo: Virtuaffinity Ltd
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Andy
Photo: Andy
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by ariel galvao
Photo: ariel galvao
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by margrietvanderaart
Photo: margrietvanderaart
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Thomas Barnum
Photo: Thomas Barnum
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Jonathon Stone
Photo: Jonathon Stone
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by rhonda turnbough
Photo: rhonda turnbough
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by cmjohns6
Photo: cmjohns6
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Jon Johansen
Photo: Jon Johansen
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Peter Knight
Photo: Peter Knight
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by rlarasal
Photo: rlarasal
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Calvin Liu
Photo: Calvin Liu
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by heidi_hodgson
Photo: heidi_hodgson
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Kevin Durant
Photo: Kevin Durant
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Jonathan C. Santos
Photo: Jonathan C. Santos
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Ivy Hensel
Photo: Ivy Hensel
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Jeremy McCorkle
Photo: Jeremy McCorkle
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by Eric Chet
Photo: Eric Chet
Stratosphere Hotel Casino photo by R. David Roberts
Photo: R. David Roberts
 

 
Studio 54


Hot-2-Trot
3799 Las Vegas Blvd South
MGM Grand
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 891 1111 / +1 702 891 7254
http://www.mgmgrand.com/
The Las Vegas Review Journal voted this lively place the "Best Dance Club" in town. Four bars and four dance floors cover 22,000 square feet at the MGM Grand Hotel; the second floor houses a private area for invited guests and many semi-private lounges are available for private parties. The walls are adorned with black and white photos of celebrities taken by noted artist Felice Quinto. Past special events have featured the likes of Elton John and Prince. The music is great and the place is jumping. Beer, wine and cocktails are available starting at USD4.

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Studio 54 photo by Carlos Mejía
Photo: Carlos Mejía
Studio 54 photo by Adarsh Bhat
Photo: Adarsh Bhat
Studio 54 photo by Nicholas C. Zakas
Photo: Nicholas C. Zakas
 

 
Suncoast Hotel Casino


Like New!
9090 Alta Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89145
United States
+1 877 677 7111 / +1 702 636 7117
http://www.suncoastcasino.com
This place is so well tended that it looks like it did when it opened in 2000. Golf players will love the proximity to three great golf courses: TPC at the Canyons, Angel Park and the Badlands. The guest rooms are oversized at 550 square feet. The earth-tone decor is restful and the furnishing comfortable. Floor-to-ceiling windows in all rooms and suites offer beautiful views. The 78,000 square foot casino has more than 2,000 slot machines, a bingo parlor, race book and 48 table games, including Pai-Gow. The facility is well equipped with fine restaurants such as Via Veneto, Primo's, Cafe Sienna and Senor Miguel's.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Suncoast Hotel Casino photo by outflyer.com
Photo: outflyer.com
 

 
Sunset Station


Jumbo Jackpot
1301 West Sunset Road
Las Vegas, NV 89014
United States
+1 702 547 7777
http://www.sunsetstation.com/
This sprawling hotel has 457 deluxe hotel rooms oozing of Spanish flavour. All rooms have Internet access and data port connectivity to help you stay connected. The hotel also provides complimentary airport and Strip Shuttle Service to guests for their convenience. At the hotel casino, guests can enjoy themselves at the 2,500 slot machines with a range from USD01-USD25. If that is not enough, satiate your spirit playing bingo, poker or video poker. For those who want to spend their time listening to popular country musicians, attend music concerts by Willie Nelson, Gary Puckett, Lonestar, Kenny Rogers and the Spazmatics.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Sunset Station photo by kuz_t
Photo: kuz_t
Sunset Station photo by Mark Fight
Photo: Mark Fight
 

 
T-Bones Chophouse & Lounge


Classic Steakhouse
11011 West Charleston
Red Rock Casino Resort Spa
Las Vegas, NV 89135
United States
+1 702 797 7595
http://www.redrocklasvegas.com...
The Red Rock Casino Resort Spa hosts one of the most elegant, comprehensive steakhouses in Las Vegas. In addition to their impressive 7500 wine loft, T-Bones boasts phenomenal crab cakes, exquisitely prepared steaks, and a generous seafood spread (try the Jumbo Jackpot Platter: Maryland jumbo shrimp, Maine lobster and Alaskan crab). The outdoor patio is smoker-friendly and stays open late (until midnight Su-Th, and until 2:30a F-Sa). An excellent place to celebrate recent winnings or meet with friends for cocktails.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Tahiti Joe's


Don't Forget Your Coconuts
7200 S Las Vegas Boulevard
At Warm Springs Road
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 440 6950
http://www.tahitijoeslasvegas....
This venue offers 24 hour gambling and drinks under tiki lights, bamboo accents, and tiki god carvings. The tiki lounge offers specialty drinks such as the Forbidden Jungle and Beachcomber. A diverse menu of Tahitian foods and other favorites is served from 11a to 2a. It includes fare like Roman Holiday Caesar Salad, Voodoo Blackened Chicken, Grand Palapa Pork Ribs, Mahi Mahi King's Catch, and Michael's Bora Bora Burger. Save room for their Liquid Lava Fondue. They also feature live music.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Tangerine Lounge & Nightclub


Tangy!
3300 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Treasure Island
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 894 7580 / +1 702 306 7100 (Reservations) / +1 702 894 7111 (Treasure Island)
http://www.tangerineclub.com/
Much like its name, the Tangerine Lounge & Nightclub at Treasure Island, is juicy and tart. A watering hole for Las Vegas' beautiful people, its stylish and eye-catching—and so is the staff! With indoor and outdoor seating, a DJ, live music and burlesque and go-go dance performances, it is one vibrant venue. So don your chic nightwear, pick your poison, and join the jet-set at this popular club. A cover charge of USD20 for gents and USD10 for ladies is your ticket to a night of fun!

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Texas Station Hotel Casino


Everything is bigger here
2101 Texas Star Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89032
United States
+1 702 631 1000 / 1 800 654 8888
http://www.texasstation.com
It isn't on the Strip, but it is right at home with its Texas theme in the Wild West. The rooms are standard and the prices are right. The 91,000 square-foot casino area includes table games, race book, a bingo hall, live poker room and slots. Five full-service restaurants are available for your dining pleasure. The hotel is also the home of a movie theater and a concert venue that attract visitors from around the world. The atmosphere is casual, comfortable and friendly.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Texas Station Hotel Casino photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Thomas & Mack Center


Las Vegas entertainment venue
4505 Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, NV 89154
United States
+1 702 739 3267
http://www.thomasandmack.com/
Located on the University of Nevada Las Vegas campus, this state-of-the-art sports and entertainment facility hosts sporting events from boxing and football to the annual NFR Rodeo, a variety of music concerts, and family entertainment such as Disney on Ice and Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Thomas & Mack Center photo by Ben Noey Jr.
Photo: Ben Noey Jr.
Thomas & Mack Center photo by Ricky Stern
Photo: Ricky Stern
Thomas & Mack Center photo by Nora Piano
Photo: Nora Piano
 

 
Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill


Endorsed by Country Star
3475 S Las Vegas Boulevard
Harrahs Las Vegas Casino & Hotel
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 369 5000
http://www.harrahs.com/casinos...
This venue, inside Harrahs Las Vegas Casino & Hotel, is decked out in red, white, and blue. The menu includes Fried Bologna Sandwich and Sweet Potato Pecan Pie with bourbon ice cream. It also offers live country music after 9p. It also features music videos, recording studio, and retail shop. Look out for surprise appearances by Toby Keith himself!

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Tommy Rocker's Cantina & Grill


Margaritaville atmosphere
4275 Industrial Road
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 261 6688
Tommy Rocker, either alone or with his band, provides much of the entertainment in this establishment. There is a full menu, and locals like to come here for lunch. Video poker is available at the bar and a pool table stands at the ready for a game or two. Unique cocktails are served including an awesome Bloody Mary. If the Caribbean is your bliss, you will like this place. It is also the home of the Las Vegas Parrothead Club!

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Tournament of Kings


Eat with your fingers
3850 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Excalibur Hotel
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 597 7600
http://www.excalibur.com/enter...
At the Excalibur Hotel, it is army against army and knight against dragon in this dinner performance straight from King Arthur himself. Enjoy a wonderful three-course dinner as you cheer on your jousting knight. It is an exciting evening that includes pyrotechnics, unparalleled horsemanship and amazing special effects. Bar drinks are available for an extra charge. Tickets are available by phone up to six days in advance, and cost about $55.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Tournament of Kings photo by Alan Pennell-Smith
Photo: Alan Pennell-Smith
Tournament of Kings photo by matthew romaine
Photo: matthew romaine
Tournament of Kings photo by tofeset
Photo: tofeset
Tournament of Kings photo by Wes Cutshall
Photo: Wes Cutshall
 

 
Treasure Island


Pirate-themed resort
3300 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 894 7111 / +1 800 288 7206 (Toll Free)
http://www.treasureisland.com
Even before you enter the doors, you will be treated to the amazing Buccaneer Bay Pirate Show complete with cannon fire and sword fights. The casino area is filled with a multitude of table games, slot machines, sports and race books. After a USD65 million renovation of all guest rooms and suites, the hotel's accommodations are not only extremely comfortable but exquisitely decorated as well. All rooms offer views of Buccaneer Bay, the pool areas of the Vegas Strip.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Treasure Island photo by Jon Parise
Photo: Jon Parise
Treasure Island photo by vegas-fan
Photo: vegas-fan
Treasure Island photo by Elisabeth Gray
Photo: Elisabeth Gray
Treasure Island photo by Colin Riddle
Photo: Colin Riddle
Treasure Island photo by Zach Casper
Photo: Zach Casper
Treasure Island photo by Alex Taylor
Photo: Alex Taylor
Treasure Island photo by Matt Walker
Photo: Matt Walker
Treasure Island photo by CrispyBaconBits
Photo: CrispyBaconBits
Treasure Island photo by Amy
Photo: Amy
Treasure Island photo by Liz and Tommy
Photo: Liz and Tommy
Treasure Island photo by Ryan Jesena
Photo: Ryan Jesena
Treasure Island photo by Michel Kanka
Photo: Michel Kanka
Treasure Island photo by Stephen Rothlisberge
Photo: Stephen Rothlisberge
Treasure Island photo by FroggyMonkey
Photo: FroggyMonkey
Treasure Island photo by Grummer
Photo: Grummer
Treasure Island photo by Tierney
Photo: Tierney
Treasure Island photo by Nadav Phima
Photo: Nadav Phima
Treasure Island photo by Meleca Leonid
Photo: Meleca Leonid
Treasure Island photo by Kris Taeleman
Photo: Kris Taeleman
Treasure Island photo by Carsten Lindstedt
Photo: Carsten Lindstedt
Treasure Island photo by Michael Kedzierski
Photo: Michael Kedzierski
Treasure Island photo by Roy1907
Photo: Roy1907
Treasure Island photo by gsoriano619
Photo: gsoriano619
Treasure Island photo by Brian Sawyer
Photo: Brian Sawyer
Treasure Island photo by Ryan Hammond
Photo: Ryan Hammond
Treasure Island photo by billgerrard.com
Photo: billgerrard.com
Treasure Island photo by Random Troglodyte
Photo: Random Troglodyte
Treasure Island photo by dreambird
Photo: dreambird
Treasure Island photo by Kimberly*
Photo: Kimberly*
Treasure Island photo by mindy
Photo: mindy
Treasure Island photo by Sarah Al-Saeed
Photo: Sarah Al-Saeed
Treasure Island photo by Heather Ross
Photo: Heather Ross
Treasure Island photo by vlnky
Photo: vlnky
Treasure Island photo by Ryan kramer
Photo: Ryan kramer
Treasure Island photo by N. Stone
Photo: N. Stone
Treasure Island photo by Seth
Photo: Seth
Treasure Island photo by No Fun
Photo: No Fun
Treasure Island photo by Miron Melzer
Photo: Miron Melzer
Treasure Island photo by kathleensulli
Photo: kathleensulli
Treasure Island photo by Sarah Kroeker
Photo: Sarah Kroeker
Treasure Island photo by Valters Boze
Photo: Valters Boze
Treasure Island photo by Marsha Sample
Photo: Marsha Sample
Treasure Island photo by Daniel Berman
Photo: Daniel Berman
 

 
Tropicana Resort and Casino


Resort boasts five-acre water park
3801 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Tropicana Resort and Casino
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 739 2222 / +1 888 826 8767
http://www.tropicanalv.com
This hotel was appropriately christened the 'Tiffany of the Strip' when it was built in 1957 on the corner of Tropicana and Las Vegas Boulevards. At that time it was truly an island, surrounded by a vast expanse of desert. Now that same location is considered one of the hottest in Las Vegas. Newly remodeled rooms in the Paradise Tower feature king beds or two queens, all with spectacular views. Jacuzzi suites are also available. The resort has a five-acre water park, with lagoons, spas and waterfalls. It even has the city's only 'swim-up' blackjack table. There is also a Wildlife Walk with tropical birds and other animals in their natural settings.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Tropicana Resort and Casino photo by Adam Jones
Photo: Adam Jones
Tropicana Resort and Casino photo by David Wood
Photo: David Wood
Tropicana Resort and Casino photo by James Kurtz
Photo: James Kurtz
Tropicana Resort and Casino photo by Jessi
Photo: Jessi
Tropicana Resort and Casino photo by Lindsay Docherty Pho
Photo: Lindsay Docherty Pho
Tropicana Resort and Casino photo by Mark Estes
Photo: Mark Estes
Tropicana Resort and Casino photo by Josh Edwards
Photo: Josh Edwards
Tropicana Resort and Casino photo by Tony Xia
Photo: Tony Xia
 

 
V Theater


A Variety Show!!!
3663 Las Vegas Boulevard
South Suite 360
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 260 7200
http://www.varietytheater.com
Located inside the Miracle Mile Shop at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, V Theater hosts a variety of entertainment extravaganzas. From comedy to musical nights, different genres of performing arts are found here. Enjoy a cozy dinner at one of the restaurants in the premises. Or sip on a cocktail while watching a show, as the theater also boasts of a full service bar. The venue's spacious 36,000 area is well-equipped with professional lighting and sound making it ideal for events like concerts and weddings.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Venetian Resort & Casino


Resort brings Venice to Las Vegas
3355 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 414 1000 / +1 877 883 6423
http://www.venetian.com
This USD1.5 billion resort made London Sunday Mail list as one of the world's ten grandest hotels. Take a gondola ride and enjoy a serenade as you are transported along the canals. Your luxury suite will be at least 700 square feet and provide excellent views from the 35 storey tower. The superb service assures a relaxing stay. Excellent dining includes Emeril Lagasse's Delmonico Steakhouse, Canaletto, Taqueria Canonita and the restaurant/nightclub Tao Asian Bistro & Nightclub. For some more clubbing, check out the scene at TAO Beach. The hotel's arcade features some of the city's most exclusive premier shops for clothing, jewelry and gifts.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Venetian Resort & Casino photo by David Dufresne
Photo: David Dufresne
Venetian Resort & Casino photo by Kobalt_max
Photo: Kobalt_max
Venetian Resort & Casino photo by dan.gardner82
Photo: dan.gardner82
Venetian Resort & Casino photo by Christopher Mayhew
Photo: Christopher Mayhew
Venetian Resort & Casino photo by Roberto Lam
Photo: Roberto Lam
Venetian Resort & Casino photo by kcweezkid
Photo: kcweezkid
 

 
Viva Las Vegas


Extravaganza for the family
2000 Las Vegas Boulevard S
Stratosphere Hotel
Las Vegas, NV 89104
United States
+1 702 380 7777
http://www.stratospherehotel.com
Touted as the city's best afternoon entertainment, this is a bit of every Las Vegas show, presented on one stage. Production numbers include magic, comedy, singing and dancing. You will be tapping along with the hottest music and get exhausted just watching these high-energy performers. You can bring the kids if they are over 6, and they will love the intensity. Located at the Stratosphere Hotel. Tickets are available for USD16.85.

Review © 2009, Wcities
Viva Las Vegas photo by buffalo55bill
Photo: buffalo55bill
Viva Las Vegas photo by liana vena
Photo: liana vena
Viva Las Vegas photo by Melanie Curry
Photo: Melanie Curry
 

 
VooDoo Steak & Lounge at the Rio


Echelons of Spells
3700 W Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89103
United States
+1 702 777 7777
http://www.harrahs.com/casinos...
This venue is on the 50th and 51st floors of the Masquerade Tower of the Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino and offers an incredible view of Vegas. They have two echelons of meat- Rio Premium Reserve and Rio Dry-Aged. The menu includes VooDoo Menage à Trois, Prime Beef Tartare, and Bayou Seafood Platter. Save room for their signature VooDoo Dessert Fondue. The kitchen closes at 11p. The lounge offers live music, DJs, and specialty cocktails. Dress to impress!

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Yolie's Brazilian Steakhouse


For steak seekers
3900 Paradise Road, Suite Z
Las Vegas, NV 89101
United States
+1 702 794 0700
http://www.yolies.qpg.com/
Serving patrons since 1987, Yolie's Brazilian Steakhouse offers steaks with a Brazilian twist. Try the house specialties like grilled chicken and porterhouse and wash it down with some wine—they have an elaborate list, so you won't run out of options. You could also opt for the prix-fixe menu and eat all you want. This restaurant is the most preferred option when it comes to a casual date or a special family occasion, as it offers semi-private rooms that can seat up to 50 people.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
Zumanity


Seductive Spectacle
3790, Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 866 606 7111
http://www.nynyhotelcasino.com...
Another of Cirque du Soleil's hits, this show at the New York-New York Hotel provides a provocative spin on the typical show. This adult-themed production allows audience members to relish in the sensuality and seduction of the human form. Not entirely cabaret, or burlesque show, Zumanity is for adult eyes only and once the show begins, you won't be able to take your eyes off the spectacle in front of you.

Review © 2009, Wcities
 

 
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