Things to Do in Las Vegas This Weekend: July 24-26
Resorts World Theatre is running three completely different one-night concerts on three consecutive nights this weekend, and two separate...
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Carrot Top's legendary Las Vegas residency delivers prop comedy chaos and sharp wit at Luxor's Atrium Showroom. Pure, unscripted energy every single night.
Frederic Da Silva's Paranormal show at Horseshoe Las Vegas blends mentalism, hypnosis, and mind-reading in one jaw-dropping live experience.
All Shook Up brings Elvis back to life at the Athena Showlounge — live band, iconic hits, and an energy that fills the room. The King lives on in Las Vegas.
Farrell Dillon brings sleight of hand, dangerous stunts, and genuine wit to The Magicians Room Las Vegas. A Magic Castle-nominated performer worth seeing live.
A short drive west of the Las Vegas Strip, Hilton Vacation Club Desert Retreat offers guests a fully appointed suite and...
ARIA Resort & Casino sits at the heart of the Strip -offering panoramic views of Las Vegas with its exclusive dining, dy...
Encore at Wynn Las Vegas offers numerous retail outlets, bars and lounges, restaurants, and an opulent spa and salon.
The epitome of quality, romance and elegance on the Las Vegas Strip, the Bellagio hotel offers luxurious rooms, gourmet ...
Step inside the world of Friends at MGM Grand. Sit on the Central Perk couch, explore Monica's apartment, and relive iconic moments from the beloved TV show.
Step onto a real sound stage at Caesars Palace and compete in a live game show experience. Drawing, building, guessing, and wagering — this is Vegas like you've never played it.
Step aboard a deep-space transport at HEXO Spaceport 1 and travel 11 light years to planet Arcadia. A fully immersive, cinematic sci-fi experience in Las Vegas.
Explore the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas — a congressionally designated institution revealing the science, history, and human story of America's nuclear age.
Saddle up just outside Las Vegas for a 90-minute trail ride, mountain views, and an authentic Western meal. Complimentary hotel pickup included.
Cruise Las Vegas after dark on an open-top bus, stop at the iconic Welcome sign, then wander the Neon Boneyard at the Neon Museum downtown.
Soar above the Las Vegas Strip and Glitter Gulch on a breathtaking nighttime aerial tour. See the neon skyline from above in a way no ground-level view can match.
Ride a London-style double-decker bus through the neon-lit Las Vegas Strip and Downtown. Choose the panoramic night tour or the 21+ adults-only experience.
Resorts World Theatre is running three completely different one-night concerts on three consecutive nights this weekend, and two separate...
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Two of the most recognized names in Mexican comedy almost never share a stage. For one night over Independence Day weekend, they do: Teo...
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Most of the big Mexican Independence Day shows in Vegas put you in an arena seat. This one puts you in a pool. The STRAT throws its El Grito...
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Two of Mexico's most beloved groups play the same Vegas stage on back-to-back September nights, and they could not sound more different. One...
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