Las Vegas, Nevada - Treasure Island - Ti from $69 per night
Overview | Rates | Map Treasure Island captures a sense of mystery and intrigue straight out of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel of the same name. The adventure begins the moment you cross the long wooden bridge over the waters of Buccaneer Bay. But, watch out for the crossfire when the explosive (and impressive) sea battle begins! Great family fun is to be had at Treasure Island. Aargh, matey! Book it now!
Las Vegas, Nevada - MGM Grand Hotel and Casino from $69 per night
Overview | Rates | Map From the moment you first step into the ornate marble lobby and behold your fantasies come to life, the elegance of the MGM Grand Hotel/Casino will truly dazzle you. With magnificent accommodations ranging in size from intimate deluxe rooms to palatial Presidential Suites, the MGM Grand stands ready to satisfy each guest's personal needs. Book it now!
Las Vegas, Nevada - Monte Carlo Resort and Casino from $58 per night
Overview | Rates | Map The Monte Carlo is Completely Accessible To Our Physically Challenged Guests. *3014 Guest Rooms *Smoking/Nonsmoking Floors *5 Restaurants *Food Court *Pub and Micro-Brewery *24 Hour Room Book it now!
Las Vegas, Nevada - Bellagio Las Vegas from $159 per night
Overview | Rates | Map Bellagio is a world class resort nestled on the shores of a 10 acre lake at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. Bellagio Drive winds around the lake to a Book it now!
Las Vegas, Nevada - Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino from $109 per night
Overview | Rates | Map Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino Is A 950 Destination Resort Set On 60 Acres South Of Luxor On The Las Vegas Strip. Tropically Themed With Mystical Book it now!
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Las Vegas, NV: From Neon Playground to Natural Wonder (Flight Not Included)
Escape the casino-craze and hop in your car--there's more to Vegas than "the strip." Book it now!
Las Vegas, NV: Sin City Revival
Hallelujah! The original city of sin is back to its wily ways. Las Vegas's bid to be the next big kid-friendly sandbox was a nice attempt, but in the end, the winds of change refused to blow in the Nevada desert, and Sin City only tightened its hold on its signature bad boy (and girl) image. Book it now!
Las Vegas, NV: Around the World in Two Days
Voyage around the world without leaving the desert. Book it now!
Las Vegas delivers all of the flair, glitzy shopping and high culture that its lights promise. Las Vegas is not the same town where the Rat Pack held their "Summit in the Sands. Book it now!
In 1945 following World War II, lavishly decorated resort hotels and gambling casinos offering top-name entertainment come into existence. Tourism and entertainment took over as the largest employer in the valley.
Today Las Vegas is the center of gambling in the United States, Las Vegas is marketed as The Entertainment Capital of the World, also commonly known as Sin City or Vice City, due to the popularity of legalized gambling, availability of alcoholic beverages at any time (as is true throughout Nevada), and various forms and degrees of adult entertainment. The city's glamorous image has made it a popular setting for films and television programs.
The water show in front of the Bellagio; St. Mark's Place and the
canals within the Venetian; the Eiffel Tower replica at Paris Las Vegas; the lion habitat at MGM Grand; nightly
volcano eruptions at the Mirage; the Luxor pyramid; the Roman streetscape at the
Forum Shops in Caesars Palace; the Mardi Gras-style Show in the Sky at Rio's
Masquerade Village; the view from the observation deck at the Stratosphere
Tower; the Fremont Street Experience. This is Las Vegas!
Historically, Fremont Street is where it all began, from a small railroad stop at the turn of the century to one of the brightest streets in the world. For decades, Fremont Street was one of the best places to cruise in a
convertible car but now the street has been closed off to traffic and it is a pedestrian paradise lined with kiosks, souvenir
shops and, of course, many, many casinos.
Often,
visitors to Las
Vegas venture no more than a few hundred yards away from the Strip,
the 3.5-mile-long stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard that's lined on both sides with
casino hotels. Because so much is concentrated on one street, it is
easier to understand the layout of the city if you break the Strip into
sections. The South Strip begins near McCarran International Airport, extends
north to Harmon Avenue and includes the major intersection where the Strip meets
Tropicana Avenue. The Central Strip runs from Harmon north to Spring Mountain
Road and includes the busy Flamingo Road intersection. The North Strip goes from
Spring Mountain to just north of Sahara Avenue.
Downtown is located a few miles north of the northern end of the Strip. There the casinos
are smaller, older and less lavish, but the area has its own theme attraction,
the outdoor light show known as the Fremont Street Experience.
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If you want to see what there is to do away from the casinos and bright lights,
take a panoramic peek at nearby recreational areas such as the spectacular Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Mt. Charleston and the quaint little town of Boulder City, the only town in the state
of Nevada where gambling remains illegal.
City residents and visitors alike say there is no place like Las Vegas, Nevada
anywhere else in the world!
