Las Vegas
Las Vegas is a surprisingly affordable destination where world-class entertainment, jaw-dropping free spectacles, and all-you-can-eat buffets coexist with budget-friendly hotel rooms on weeknights. The sheer competition among casinos keeps prices low on stays, food, and drinks if you know where to look.
Why go to Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Strip
A dazzling 4.2-mile corridor of iconic mega-resorts, neon lights, and free outdoor spectacles you can walk entirely for free.
Bellagio Fountains
The most spectacular free show in America, 1,000 jets choreographed to music every 15-30 minutes day and night.
Fremont Street Experience
A canopied LED mega-screen stretching five blocks downtown with free live concerts and the world's longest zipline above the crowds.
Grand Canyon West Rim Day Trip
Just 2.5 hours away, the Skywalk and sweeping canyon vistas make for an unforgettable half-day escape from the Strip.
Sphere
The world's largest immersive entertainment venue is a jaw-dropping spectacle from outside and a bucket-list experience inside.
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Good to know in Las Vegas
- The Deuce bus runs 24/7 along the entire Strip and downtown for $6 for a 2-hour pass or $8 for a 24-hour pass, skip the $20+ Ubers for short hops.
- Tipping is deeply ingrained: tip dealers $1-5 per session, cocktail servers $1-2 per drink, and hotel housekeeping $2-5 per night.
- Tap water in Las Vegas is safe to drink but tastes minerally due to Colorado River sourcing, carry a reusable bottle and refill at casino water stations.
- The Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art offers free admission the first Friday of each month, and many casino attractions like the Mirage aquarium are completely free year-round.