You’ve spent all your money at the casino on your first day, is there anything in Vegas you can do for free? You’ll be surprised:

The fountains at Bellagio

The famous Bellagio fountains are a spectacular show of dancing fountains set to a variety of music, from classical to contemporary. Shows run every 30 minutes, every evening, and every 15 minutes after 7 p.m. You can tell when a show is due to start when the crowds start to gather.

The Mirage Volcano

Only in Las Vegas can you see a volcano erupt every night. You can see the volcano make its explosion, of course with music, every hour, on the hour outside The Mirage.

Mermaids of Treasure Island

What used to be a family pirate show now has a more grown-up nature, obviously not too offensive as it’s a show anyone can watch from the street! Scantily clad mermaids will entertain you through provocative song and dance on the pirate ship just outside of TI – Treasure Island. The shows are at 5:30 p.m. (autumn/winter), 7:00 p.m., 8:30 p.m., 10:00 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. (spring/summer).

Lake of Dreams at Wynn Las Vegas

Every night you can watch up to 8 free spectacular sound and light shows in front of a 40-foot waterfall in the Lake of Dreams on the grounds behind the Wynn. Although the shows are free, you can only see them from the Parasol bar so you will need to buy a drink to stay there and enjoy the show.

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace

Granted, if you want to buy something, you’ll need some money, but just window shopping and strolling through the 160 stores of The Forum shopping center is an experience in itself. Also, if you make your way to the Atlantis fountain on time, there is a free show depicting the fall of Atlantis with moving statues and the obligatory fire and water.

Flamingo wildlife habitat

One of several wildlife attractions in Las Vegas, this one is completely free. Located in the lush tropical gardens and waterfalls of the Flamingo, you will find Chilean flamingos, exotic birds, koi carp and turtles. It’s hard to imagine that you are still in Las Vegas! The gardens are open daily from 8:00 a.m. and the flamingo feeding time is at 8:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

Circus acts at Circus Circus

Circus Circus is home to the largest permanent circus, and you can see them perform every day for free. Acrobats, trapeze artists, jugglers, roller skaters and clowns perform on the Carnival Midway stage.

Dealerships at The Quad Las Vegas

Stop by and watch the casino dealers/celebrities while between hands of cards they give you an impromptu song and dance. Celebrities include Sting, Dolly’ Parton, Pink and of course Elvis Presley along with more than 20 people from all eras.

Big Elvis at Harrah’s

A legend of The Strip, Pete Big Elvis performs daily for free at Harrah’s Piano Bar. He’s been performing The King’s greatest hits for years and you can see him Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. 00 and 17:00 hours.

Explore the hotels

Hotels in Las Vegas are some of the largest and most extravagant hotels in the world. Between them they cover a variety of topics and architecture from ancient Rome to the Egyptian pyramids to the glitz and glamor of Hollywood. There are miles and miles of casinos, shops, restaurants, and bars to explore, with impressive décor including the flower displays at the Wynn and Bellagio, and the chandeliers at The Cosmopolitan, so feel free to go and wander around the venues. more exclusive. looking for hotels.

Finally, if you’ve gone through all of this and still have time to kill, why not try some old-fashioned people-watching? Las Vegas attracts all kinds of people from all over the world and most of them will pass through The Strip. You may also see a variety of street performers entertaining the crowds, so find a shady spot and see who’s passing by, you never know you might spot a celebrity on your way to one of Las Vegas’ many famous nightspots.