New York City may be “the city that never sleeps,” but Las Vegas wants to talk to New York City. In a town most popular and well-known for its casinos, you might think that betting would be boring if it weren’t your favorite pastime. Las Vegas has plenty to do besides gambling.You may change your mind about ‘Lost City’ wage. “
Things to do in Las Vegas (non-gambling)
Believe it or not, Las Vegas has much more to offer than its glamorous casinos. In the city he can spend a week without betting among the numerous entertainment venues. restaurant, and activities. If slots and card games aren’t your thing, check out other things to do in Las Vegas.
Fly over Las Vegas
Experience the magic of flight without leaving the Strip. Located next to the Hard Rock Cafe on Las Vegas Boulevard, Fly His Over Las Vegas is a unique experience that stimulates the senses of sight, smell, hearing and touch.
Flight options include Windbone: Call of the Rockies, Iceland and Wonders of the American West. While waiting for your ride, enjoy a Prickly Pear Margarita or a Desert Sunset cocktail at The Lost Cactus-themed bar.
neon museum
The Neon Museum is located on North Las Vegas Boulevard, but it’s worth going off The Strip to enjoy this unique attraction. The Boneyard showcases neon signs that tell the history of Las Vegas. Some have been restored to their former illuminated glory.
Additionally, the show Brilliant!, created by artist Craig Winslow, takes vintage signs and reimagines them. Using 24 speakers and his 8 projectors, projection of these old billboards His mapping makes them appear illuminated again as they ‘move’ in time to the music.
Mob Museum
The National Museum of Organization and Law Enforcement, also known as The Mob Museum, is closer to Fremont Street and “old” Vegas than it is to The Strip. But don’t let the location deter you from visiting. A fascinating look at organized crime, its history, and its impact on American society.
Museum features include organized crime entertainment memorabilia such as casino, preliminary report badand Narcosa mock crime lab, and detailed stories of notorious gangsters such as Al Capone and James “Whitey” Bulger.
Don’t miss the speakeasy on the bottom floor of the museum! A visit to the speakeasy is included in the admission price. If you just want to go to the speakeasy, not the museum, the weekly password will take you to the side entrance, just like in Prohibition.
see a show or musical
Thousands of artists and musicians tour Las Vegas. Residency is a term that means holding concerts in the same place for a long period of time.
In recent years, the Cirque du Soleil troupe has enjoyed success with some of its famous acrobatics. show It is a fusion of music, skill and feats of strength.Choose from programs such as mad apple at the New York New York Hotel and Casino 〇 Bellagio, or beatles love At the Mirage Hotel and Casino.
eat like a champ
Do you enjoy unique food and drink? Then you should indulge in some of the best food and drink the city has to offer. From Proper Eats Food Hall at Aria Hotel and Casino to Eatery at Park MGM to Strip Steak at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, Las Vegas has something for every taste.
Try something new like Saginaw’s Delicatessen in Circa on Fremont Street. Pick up his one of their giant sandwiches and enjoy the view of the sportsbook, his sprawling three-story area dubbed “the world’s largest sports betting experience.”
Go to AREA15
Area15 has been described as a ‘wonderland of arts, music and entertainment’. Once inside the building, your senses will be overwhelmed by all the sights and sounds of all the activities you can participate in. From ax throwing to ziplining to old-school arcades, Las Vegas’ interactive entertainment district has so much to do. .
Admission is free during the day, but an entry ticket is required for all visitors unless you have a pre-booked ticket for an Area15 experience or event. After 9 p.m., admission is restricted to guests 21 and older, and admission is $15.
Explore Meowulf’s Omega Mart in AREA15
Perhaps the penultimate experience in Area15 is Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart. Part art installation and part commentary on American culture, this unique experience draws you in in unexpected ways.
Don’t spend all your time in areas like experience grocery stores. Discover what’s ‘behind the curtain’ and explore all our products. For next-level fun, add Omega Access Experience, an RFID card that allows you to interact with Omega Mart devices and enjoy the world on another level.
enjoy las vegas
There are several ways to enjoy Las Vegas without the thrill of cards and slots. If you are considering your next visit, try one or two of these things while in Las Vegas. You might be surprised at how much fun you can have.
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Sarah Gilliland is a travel journalist and travel editor for Weeks of Geeks with over a decade of experience writing, editing and producing content related to family travel. She works as a freelancer for several online outlets including Yahoo, Insider, Condé Nast She Traveler, and Attraction Magazine. Sarah’s beats include theme her parks, family trips, cruises and road trips. When she’s not writing her travels and freelance columns, Sarah can be found on her own website. traveling with saraor enjoy the latest geeky things on Netflix and Disney+.
