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2 Stars - 20 Opinions
3227 Civic Center Drive, I-15 N at Cheyenne, North Las Vegas, Nevada, 89030, United States
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Bellagio Fountains
In front of the Flamingo
Signage...
Big Pumpkin, Little Pumpkins, Great Tree
Does anyone know if this park is open now?
AND...any suggestions for non-strip activities would be welcome.
Merci,
Mary
Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam and Lake Mead all come to mind. You would need a car though. If you can only do one, make it Red Rock Canyon . . . stunning.
I am pretty sure that the new boneyard was to re-open in their new location, on September 1st 2010, - and it did indeed do just that.
http://blog.vegas.com/las-vegas-attractions/exploring-the-neon-boneyard-10018/
http://www.yelp.com/biz/neon-museum-las-vegas
Have fun......d:o)
I agree with Red Rock Canyon as a must see----make sure and do one of the hikes inside the park.....
dustmon
Thanks everybody...we'll sign up for a tour...and if we can get to Red Rock we will!
Hi Mary
Great suggestions from the others, but another possibility would be the museum on nuclear testing, which covers the creation of the atom bomb and its testing in Nevada - unfortunately I've forgotten whereabouts in Vegas it is (we went in 2007), but I don't think it was that far from Glitter Gulch
Enjoy your visit!
I was just there last week. Yes it is open but you have to call and book a guided tour. ($15 pp) You are not allowed to just wander the place.
It was an interesting way to spend a morning.
Driving the strip in Vegas can be a pain. Sometimes you can get to wherever you want to get to by walking. When you book a hotel try to stay somewhere in the center of the strip like at Ceasers Palace or at the Imperical Palace (if you're looking for something cheaper). Some hotels actually offer a shuttle service, but they may not run as late as you want them to. When I used the Rio shuttle, it was available until 2AM.
Your jaw will drop repeatedly when viewing the incredible "O" by Cirque du Soleil at Bellagio.
It's an expensive ticket, but it's definitely something to save up for. The acrobats were my favorite part, and my husband loved anything to do with the giant water tank!
The most exciting thing for me was yet to get there rather then actually being there. The first time I came to LV was more the sight seeing visit and I arrived by plane, yet last time I went there I took the real path and drove from Los Angeles via Interstate 15 all through the dessert of California and Nevada. That is fun, provided that you like to see nothing but rocks, sand and bushes. If you believe that most used tires end up on a junk yard or perhaps a blast furnace, you are wrong – check out 15 and you will find more rubber than anywhere else. Back to the trip – it’s an about 4 hours trip from L.A. and if you can choose, start in mid-afternoon so you will be about an hour away from LV once the sun sets. It’s amazingly beautiful and then you will realize how great dessert can be. The basically only attraction you got in Las Vegas is the casino/hotels and their different themes. All of them are located on Las Vegas Blvd or how we gamblers say “The Strip”. That’s where you will find the famous places such as “Excalibur”, “New York New York”, “Sahara”, “Paris”, “Monte Carlo”, “The Mirage”, “Cesar’s Palace”, “The Flamingo Hilton”, “The Frontier”, or the “Venetian”. My favorite? – How could it not be the “New York New York”? For sight seeing you don’t need any longer than a day and you have seen it all. Walk along The Strip and check out the amazingly sophisticated facades of those places. Once you are inside of any of those “monsters” they basically look all the same. A kinda sophisticated shopping mall with stores that you find everywhere else as well, plenty of cafes and restaurants as well as of course the casino. Shopping malls appear like streets of the appropriate city or area the theme of the hotel is meant to present. Meaning, you basically walk on Fifth Avenue in New York, or some bazaar in Baghdad, or a narrow street of Venice. Nicely done, but honestly – you saw one, you’ve seen’em all!
I'm Glad That I changed From The Stratosphere To The MGM Hotel.
Better Hotel Better Location.
Closer to the Action !
This is where I live link
http://www.virtualtourist.com/m/3dce5/4c8a4/ Sunshine DRY HEAT atmosphere.
Never seen so many slots & gambling tables.
It's fun for a short time.
Rent a convertible and get out of the city for a day. Bring water, snacks, sun-block, and shades and just drive. See the mountains, fiery rocks, Hoover Dam, desert scenes....anything! It's gorgeous.
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