Trip under ten dollars to travel along the Strip

Surprise! Just hop on one of the double-decker buses that go up and down the Strip throughout the day. These buses, known as Deuces, cost you just eight dollars for an all-day round trip. You also have the option of a two-hour ride for $6, or a three-day pass for $20. You will find it pleasant to travel with the locals on such a bus.

Water Shows on the Strip

The Bellagio Fountains are undoubtedly the most excellent free attractions to be found in Las Vegas. You just can’t miss it! In front of the Bellagio hotel on the Strip, these fountains are installed in the middle of an artificial lake. You are sure to be mesmerized by this memorable spectacle of dancing water jets, reaching astonishing heights to classical and modern musical tunes and colored lights in the background. These sources are played every 30 minutes from three in the afternoon and every fifteen minutes from eight at night until midnight. If you’re in the mood for a paid show in Las Vegas, your first choice should be Cirque du Soleil. This sophisticated show is made up of more than seventy swimmers, contortionists, clowns and trapeze artists, who perform acrobatic feats on a stage in the pool filled with 1.5 million gallons of water.

Dine at Steve Wynn’s man-made wonder

The exteriors of Wynn Lake of Dreams give the impression of a small tree-covered hill, but the interiors of this Steve Wynn-designed resort contain an alpine-like entrance, complete with a forty-foot waterfall plus a sprawling mountain. over 150 feet, and bearing plants from the Desert Inn golf course, used in a novel way. Enjoy a pleasant dinner on one of the terraces at Lakeside or SW Steakhouse, or a cocktail at Parasol Down to watch the lake come alive with dazzling colors produced by more than 4,000 lights, music and holographic images that combine to give you a media experience.

Look into an offbeat museum

The Nevada Atomic Testing Museum is unique and allows you to take a look at the nuclear weapons test site. Or head to the Mob Museum for detailed views of how organized crime was run in Sin City; for a visual tour of Las Vegas history, head to the Neon Museum on the north end of the Strip. If you are a fan of vintage arcade games, you must visit the exceptionally impressive Pinball Hall of Fame. You can play on some of its admirable 150 equipped pinball machines.

Stratosphere – The tallest structure in Snowfall

You have two main draws touring the north end of Las Vegas Boulevard to Sahara Avenue. One of these is Bonanza Gifts, which claims to be the world’s largest gift shop and offers a tacky fun trip back to the days of Route 66. For an especially different trip, head further north on the boulevard to to reach the Stratosphere, the tallest building in Nevada, from where you can hear screams of all kinds. At its base, it has four thrilling rides, including: Big Shot, Insanity, SkyJump Ride, and X-Scream, all equally terrifying.