Where the lights never dim, the party never stops, and the possibilities are endless, Las Vegas is a cacophony of excitement — not just for booze hounds and partygoers, but for adventurous souls, fun-seeking families, and history buffs alike.

Sure, you can live the high-roller life, embracing all that the celebrity nightlife, world-class casinos, and extravagant resorts have to offer; but if you scratch beneath the surface, you’ll discover an array of cheap things to do in Las Vegas too — museums, national parks, historic attractions, and so much more.

With affordable accommodation options, budget-friendly restaurants, and a slew of free or low-cost attractions on and off the Strip (Fremont Street Experience, the Bellagio Fountains, and M&M’s World, to name a few) Sin City doesn’t have to drain the wallet – you simply need to know where to look.

Everything on this list costs less than US$50 – so, get ready to immerse yourself in the excitement and allure of Las Vegas, without breaking the bank.

1 – Meet your heroes at Madame Tussauds

Madame Tussauds, Las Vegas

The closest thing to meeting your favorite celebrities, Madame Tussauds Las Vegas is an interactive wax museum located right on the Las Vegas Strip. Step into the world of fame and glamour as you pose alongside over 100 lifelike wax figures of your favorite stars, from musicians and actors to sports icons and historical figures.

Plus, with interactive exhibits and photo opportunities, you can snap selfies with celebrities like Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, and Lady Gaga, to name a few.

Athletes, pop stars, politicians, and superheroes aside, the museum also features a few surprises you won’t find anywhere else — take a seat at the bar from the Hangover, star in a music video alongside Drake, ride Miley’s famous wrecking ball or battle Loki alongside Captain Marvel and Spider-Man in the new Marvel Universe 4D show.

Hot tip: Combine Madame Tussauds like a Gondola Ride at the Venetian for the best bang for your buck.

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2 – Soak up the view from the SkyPod Observation Deck

Stratosphere Observation Deck, Las Vegas — credit to The STRAT Hotel, Casino & SkyPod

Rising 1,149 feet above the dazzling lights of the Las Vegas Strip, the SkyPod Observation Deck at The STRAT Hotel, Casino & SkyPod offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and its surrounding landscapes.

From this vantage point, you can soak in iconic landmarks like the Bellagio Fountains, the High Roller, and the vibrant cityscape stretching as far as the eye can see – all with the contrasting colors of Red Rock Canyon and the dusty Mojave as the backdrop.

As the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States, the SkyPod provides an unparalleled perspective of Las Vegas – and with both indoor and outdoor viewing platforms, you can enjoy the vistas in any weather.

Located at the northern end of the Strip (somewhat isolated from most of the Strip hotels), it’s within easy reach of Downtown attractions like the Fremont Street Experience and the Arts District.

Plus, for all you adrenaline junkies, the STRAT also boasts thrilling open-air rides – but more on that in a moment…

SkyPod Observation Deck

3 – Tackle the STRAT’s thrill rides

thrill rides, Las Vegas — credit to The Strat

Craving an adrenaline rush? Las Vegas is home to a variety of thrilling rides that will get your heart pounding. And while you’ll find high-octane rides all over town, a cluster of them is found right at the top of the STRAT.

Between the three main thrill rides — the Big Shot, X-Scream, and SkyJump — you’re guaranteed a hair-raising experience without breaking the bank.

First up, the Big Shot – in a matter of seconds, you’ll be shot up from the tower’s roof to its mast at 45 miles an hour, hitting a max height of over 1,080 feet in the air. Then there’s X-Scream – a rollercoaster that shoots you 27 feet off the edge of the tower, where you’ll hang 866 feet above the streets below.

The biggest thrill of them all (yet not the cheapest), is the SkyJump. Holding the Guinness World Record as the highest commercial decelerator descent on the planet, you’ll effectively bungee hump from 830 feet high, reaching controlled speeds of 40 miles an hour.

Keep in mind: There used to be a fourth ride, Insanity, however, it’s now closed as of mid-2023.

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4 – Step back in time at the Mob Museum

Mob Museum, Las Vegas

Before Las Vegas became the Entertainment Capital of the World, it was a hotbed for organized crime and mobsters. The Mob Museum, tucked away in downtown Las Vegas not too far from the Fremont Street Experience, dives deep history of the city’s mafia roots and the ongoing battle against the mob.

Housed in a historic former federal courthouse, the museum is chock-full of immersive exhibits, authentic artifacts (like Al Capone’s revolver and the wall from the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre), and engaging multimedia presentations that bring the fascinating stories of mobsters and law enforcement to life.

While you can easily wander around at your own pace, the daily guided tours offer a chance to further unravel the rise and fall of iconic gangsters. Along the way, expect to learn plenty about the Prohibition era, the history of local law enforcement, and the inner workings of some of the most notorious crime families in history.

Throw in the fact that it has a Prohibition-era speakeasy on site (The Underground), and you’ve got yourself one of the more brilliant museums in Las Vegas.

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5 – Wander around the lovely Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens

Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Las Vegas

Looking for a peaceful escape in the midst of the Las Vegas excitement? Hidden away inside the iconic Bellagio Hotel and Casino, this floral oasis is a serene respite from the bustling Strip just outside.

Covering an area of close to 14,000 square feet, this is your chance to step into a world of natural beauty and appreciate thousands of vibrant flowers, plants, and trees arranged in meticulous, thoughtful detail.

The Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens‘s talented team of horticulturists creates breathtaking arrangements that celebrate the changing seasons — think spring blossoms, summer gardens, autumn harvest, and winter wonderlands — with special designs for major holidays like Chinese New Year and Christmas to boot.

Not only is it one of the cheap things to do in Vegas, it’s totally free. You can immerse yourself in the beauty of nature — and then check out the famous fountains (see #17) — without spending a dime.

6 – Check off the city highlights with a bus tour

bus tours in Las Vegas

The perfect way to get your bearings — or your drink on — is by hopping on a bus tour that skirts its way up and down the city’s streets. Ideal for sightseeing, you can sit back, relax, and let the knowledgeable guides take you on a journey through the iconic sights and attractions of this bustling desert oasis.

When it comes to the best Las Vegas bus tours, you’ve got a handful to choose from. For partygoers, you can let your hair down on one of the bar-crawling bus tours that hops from pool party to nightclub, with VIP access and a free drink or two usually included.

But it’s not all about late nights here; if you’re looking for something more educational, many tour companies take visitors around the Strip in open-top buses and provide fascinating insights into Vegas’ history, culture, and landmarks — the hop-on-hop-off option (with audio guide) is a great choice if you prefer to explore at your own pace.

Rounding out the options, you’ve also got a handful of themed bus tours at your disposal. The Pawn Stars VIP bus tour, the Hoover Dam bus tour, and the mob-themed bus tour are all justifiably popular.

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7 – Find feathery friends at the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat

Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, Las Vegas

In a city of chaotic nightlife, sometimes you need a serene escape — enter, Flamingo Wildlife Habitat.

Nestled amidst the excitement of the Las Vegas Strip at the eponymous hotel and casino, the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat offers a peaceful oasis where you can reconnect with nature and encounter a variety of fascinating creatures — Chilean flamingos as pink as pink can be, plus exotic birds, koi fish, and turtles, all within a lovely and tranquil setting.

Spread across 15 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, the habitat provides informative signage and educational displays that shed light on the behaviors of the resident wildlife, and the conservation efforts put in place to help protect them.

Free to enter, the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat is open from 7am to 8pm, and offers a wonderful opportunity for adults and kids alike to experience nature up close.

Hot tip: don’t miss the twice-daily pelican feedings!

8 – Explore other worlds at the Illuminarium

The Illuminarium, Las Vegas — credit to Illuminarium

A recent addition to the Sin City tourism scene, Illuminarium invites you to embark on a mesmerizing sensory journey into artistic, sci-fi and real-world-inspired landscapes.

Located at AREA15 (a futuristic entertainment complex just minutes from the Strip), this immersive experience combines state-of-the-art technology, stunning visuals, and captivating storytelling to transport you to areas near and far.

The unique appeal of Illumination lies in its ability to transport you to extraordinary places without leaving the comfort of the venue — come face to face with elephants on the African safari experience, walk on the surface of the moon, head to the Tokyo night marks, or put yourself in the middle of the French countryside… or simply wander around and enjoy the beats of the live DJ.

All the while, the massive projection screens, 360-degree sound system, and dynamic lighting arrangements create a fully immersive environment that brings these locations to life.

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9 – Check out the Ethel M Chocolates Factory & Cactus Garden

Ethel M Chocolates Factory & Cactus Garden, Las Vegas

It’s not often you can attract sweet-toothed travelers and nature lovers at the same time, but that’s exactly the name of the game at the Ethel M Chocolates Factory & Cactus Garden in nearby Henderson.

First thing first: a treat. Step into the factory and indulge your senses in the delectable world of chocolate. Here, you can witness the chocolate-making process and scoff down some of their signature creations, from rich truffles to creamy caramels — and, since the venue is named after Ethel Mars (yes, that Mars), you know it’s gonna be good.

After satisfying your sweet tooth, take a leisurely stroll through the adjacent Cactus Garden. With over 300 species of cacti and succulents, this botanical oasis creates a tranquil escape from the bustling city.

The garden is free to enter and is open year-round, but comes alive around Valentine’s Day, Halloween and Christmas with thousands of LED lights!

10 – Ride the LINQ High Roller

LINQ High Roller, Las Vegas, Nevada

Towering above the LINQ Promenade pedestrian street, just out the back from the Strip, the LINQ High Roller stands as an iconic landmark and one of the best tourist attractions in Las Vegas.

As you step into the spacious observation capsule, prepare for a breathtaking 30-minute ride that offers unparalleled views of the dazzling Las Vegas skyline from 550 feet high.

Most travelers opt for the simple ride. But if you’re feeling a little fancy (or romantic, or you just want to party), you can sign up for the Happy Half Hour and sip on some cocktails as you ascend into the sky.

Since the pods can hold up to 40 people, the LINQ High Roller is also perfect for special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries and bachelor/bachelorette parties.

Money-saving tip: Tickets are cheaper during daytime hours (before 7pm). Arguably, the views are much better by day as well!

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11 – Stuff your face at M&M’s World! (no judgement)

M&M’s World, Las Vegas, Nevada

Overflowing with color and chocolatey goodness, M&M’s World is a paradise for candy enthusiasts and fans of the beloved M&M’s brand. Sitting out the front of the MGM Grand, the 28,000-square-foot wonderland is filled with interactive exhibits, larger-than-life M&M’s characters, and an oh-so-delicious selection of delectable treats.

As you wander around the four-story complex you’ll discover an enormous collection of M&M’s merchandise (including exclusive and limited-edition items). And, of course, you’ll be treated to more flavors and varieties of M&M’s than you ever thought existed.

You can even personalize your own M&M’s candies with your own messages and designs – did someone say perfect souvenir?

Before you go, don’t forget to stop into the free 3D movie theater where you can enjoy M&M’s-themed short films.

Entry is free but be warned — it’s tough to leave without spending a few bucks!

12 – Fly through New York on the Big Apple Coaster

Big Apple Coaster, Las Vegas, Nevada

The main draw of the New York-New York Hotel and Casino, the Big Apple Coaster promises an exhilarating experience for thrill-seekers of all ages.

This indoor-outdoor roller coaster takes you on a heart-pounding journey through a replica of the New York City skyline, complete with iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Empire State Building.

Strap yourself in and prepare for loops, drops, and twists as you reach speeds of up to 67 miles per hour (108 kilometers per hour), and enjoy the views of the Vegas Strip along the way!

On the weekends, the coaster opens as early as 11am, making it one of the top things to do in Las Vegas during the day.

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13 – Cool off at Cowabunga Vegas

Cowabunga Bay Water Park, Las Vegas, Nevada

When the sizzling Nevada sun calls for some refreshing fun, head to Cowabunga Vegas, where water-filled adventures await.

Both located an easy drive from the Las Vegas main haunts, Cowabunga Vegas offers two fantastic water parks: Cowabunga Bay Waterpark and Cowabunga Canyon Waterpark.

The former features more than 20 attractions, including wave pools, lazy rivers, and the world’s largest man-made wave (the Wild Surf), while the latter boasts thrilling water slides and splash areas suitable for the whole family.

Both water parks have a variety of dining options on hand too – restaurants, snack bars, and refreshment stands, so you can easily spend an entire day here cooling off from the desert heat.

14 – Dial up the romance at the Eiffel Tower Experience

Eiffel Tower Experience in Las Vegas

A slice of Europe right in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, the Eiffel Tower Experience offers a romantic and enchanting journey to the top of a half-scale replica of the iconic Parisian landmark (standing at about 460 feet (140 meters) tall).

As you ascend the tower, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of the glittering city lights and famous Las Vegas landmarks.

But this isn’t just an observation deck; The Eiffel Tower Experience also invites foodies to dine at its revered on-site eaterie, the Eiffel Tower Restaurant, where the mouthwatering food is overshadowed only by the stunning city panoramas.

Hot tip: one of the best things to do in Las Vegas at night is to head here just before sunset – then simply wait as the Strip comes alive with twinkling lights.

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15 – Enjoy a romantic candlelight concert

candlelight concerts in Las Vegas

Feeling romantic? If you’re searching for things to do in Las Vegas for couples, then one of the regular candlelight concerts should be high on the hist.

The ever-changing series of concerts span every genre imaginable; from classical Hans Zimmer performances to Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny tributes, to hip-hop renditions or Joe Hisaishi performances, they offer something for all music lovers.

The concerts take place at hidden venues all over town (like The Industrial or The Space) and typically run for about an hour – finishing just in time for a romantic dinner or a rooftop drink.

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16 – Pay a visit to Lion Habitat Ranch

Lion Habitat Ranch, Las Vegas, Nevada

Animal lovers, this one’s for you. Sitting just a short drive away from Las Vegas, the Lion Habitat Ranch provides a unique opportunity to observe the kings of the jungle up close and personal.

This conservation facility aims to raise awareness about lion preservation and offers a safe environment for a variety of lions, including rare white lions.

Visitors can witness these magnificent felines as they roam and play, watch a live feeding session, or join in on one of the educational programs offered at the ranch.

But it’s not just about the big cats.

The habitat is also home to a handful of other exotic animals, namely giraffes and birds! Want some extra special? Why not sign up for the Feast with the Beasts lunch date, or take a behind-the-scenes tour? While these will cost you a little extra, you’ll find yourself inches away from some of the most majestic animals on the planet.

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17 – Watch the free Bellagio Fountain Show

Bellagio Fountain in Las Vegas

It’s magical. It’s synched to music. And it’s totally free. Every visitor to Las Vegas should witness the mesmerizing Bellagio Fountain Show.

Unmissable, located in front of the iconic Bellagio Hotel, this spectacular water show dazzles audiences with its 1,200+ choreographed water jets that dance in perfect harmony with a diverse range of music – from classical melodies to top-40 hits.

You may need to crank your neck up a smidge; the jets shoot water up to 460 feet (140 meters) in the air! Throw in magical light effects and you’ve got a truly one-of-a-kind show that makes this daily routine among the best things to do in Las Vegas for first-timers.

The fountain show runs every 30 minutes between 3pm and 7pm (from midday on the weekends), and every 15 minutes from 7pm till midnight.

18 – Join a Fremont Street walking tour

Fremont Street Experience, Las Vegas

Before the Strip became the focal point for Las Vegas entertainment, Fremont Street was the place to be. Take a walking tour through the vibrant history of downtown Las Vegas and immerse yourself in the city’s rich past.

Whether it’s a paid or a free walking tour, you can expect to visit iconic venues like the Golden Nugget, Container Park, SlotZilla, the Neon Museum, and a whole host of places that have kept Las Vegas entertained throughout the years – passing by street performers and soaking up the old-timey atmosphere of Downtown Las Vegas along the way.

And, for when you get peckish, you’ll find no shortage of tasty eateries to keep you going — the aptly-named Heart Attack Grill is definitely worth a visit on novelty alone.

Fun fact: Fremont Street is home to the world’s largest video screen, the Viva Vision canopy, stretching 1,500 feet (457 meters) long. Every night, the screen lights up with a choreographed performance of 12.5 million LED lights synchronized to a host of pop songs!

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19 – Go zip-lining!

zip lining in Las Vegas

Searching for some high-speed thrills in Las Vegas? If Haley’s Comet at Area 15 (see #15) is a little too tame, then the Fly LINQ Zipline and SlotZilla are ready to take things up a notch.

The Fly LINQ Zipline is the first and only zipline on the Strip, providing a high-speed ride that spans 1,121 feet — racing against your friends, you’ll reach speeds of up to 35 miles per hour as you soar over the pedestrian mall below.

If you’re hanging out Downtown, then SlotZilla is your best bet. Choose from the shorter 850-feet-long Zip-Zilla Zipline and its longer big brother, the 1,750-feet-long Superhero Zoomline, both of which will take you soaring down Fremont Street, under the bright lights of the Viva Vision canopy.

zip lining in Las Vegas

Read more: There are 4 Zip Lines in Las Vegas – Which One is Best?.

20 – Escape the city to Lake Las Vegas

Lake Las Vegas, Nevada

A slice of lush nature in an otherwise barren desert, Lake Las Vegas is a stunning oasis located just 20 minutes from the Strip (but it feels like worlds away).

The lake spans over 300 acres, offering a serene retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and water lovers alike.

Kayak and paddleboard rentals are available at affordable prices (usually around US$20-US$40), making it a budget-friendly option for adventure seekers – and if you don’t mind spending a little more, you can run amok on the inflatable cable park or even hire your own boat for the day.

Prefer to stay dry? The surrounding area boasts luxurious resorts, championship golf courses, and a slew of scenic hiking trails (start with the Wetlands Trail or River Mountains Loop Trail), collectively serving up a perfect blend of relaxation and outdoor fun.

Whether you’re looking to soak up the sun on the lake or explore the natural beauty of the surroundings, Lake Las Vegas is a hidden gem that offers a refreshing escape from the bustling city.

21 – Try your hand at axe throwing

axe throwing in Las Vegas

Ready to unleash your inner lumberjack? Axe throwing has become a popular sporting craze that’s taken the world by storm – and Las Vegas is no exception.

So why not embrace your competitive side and try to hit the bullseye? With multiple venues across the city, such as Axehole Vegas, Dueling Axes Las Vegas, and Axe Monkeys Las Vegas, you can master this stress-relieving sport in no time!

Axe-throwing sessions tend to run for an hour, with prices starting at just US$25 per person (not including taxes). And you’ll have a safety instructor on hand to show you the ropes too – it’s not as scary as it looks!

Most venues have a bar and restaurant on site too, so you can easily make an evening of it!

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22 – Snap a new profile pic at the Museum of Selfies

Museum of Selfies, Las Vegas — credit to Museum of Selfies

When you need a new profile pic, you know where to go. The Museum of Selfies (smack-bang in the middle of the LINQ Promenade) is a trendy, super interactive museum that celebrates the art of self-expression in the digital age — in other words, it’s all about that spicy selfie!

As you wander around the colorful, immersive museum you’ll discover over 30 different creative and interactive exhibits, each designed to help you strike that perfect pose or trick your followers with optical illusions!

You can dive into a bath full of gold, swim in an Emoji Pool, defy gravity in an Upside Down Room, or pretend you’re living the high life on a private jet. With such a diverse range of backdrops, even the most seasoned Instagramer will find something to indulge in.

23 – Play detective in an escape room

escape rooms in Las Vegas

Calling all budding Holmes and Poirots! Think you’ve got what it takes to solve the puzzle before time runs out?

Las Vegas’ escape rooms are designed to challenge your code-cracking skills and teamwork under pressure, in an immersive experience that takes you to all kinds of scenarios: from uncovering a secret agent’s identity to escaping a haunted mansion, surviving a zombie apocalypse or breaking out of prison, you’ve got all kinds of difficulty levels and challenges to choose from.

And with a bounty of venues all over town — The Escape Game, Lost Games Escape Rooms, The Basement, and Trapped!, to name a few — you’re never too far away from some head-scratching fun

escape rooms in Las Vegas

24 – Watch a “Dive-in” movie at the Cosmopolitan Pool

dive-in movies at the Cosmopolitan Pool, Las Vegas — credit to MGM Resorts International

A refreshing new take on the traditional cinematic experience, Dive-in Movies at the Cosmopolitan’s Boulevard Pool Pool mix entertainment and relaxation seamlessly – and on those hot summer days, there’s nowhere else you’d rather be.

Picture yourself lounging by a luxurious pool, movie-themed drink in hand, while watching a movie under the starry sky. Every Monday at 8pm, a rotating calendar of cult classics and modern blockbusters is shown – simply check the website to see what’s playing.

At $15 for non-hotel guests and $10 for Las Vegas locals, it’s certainly one of the cheaper things do to in Vegas.

Hot tip: Lounge seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis, so get in early! (doors open at 7pm)

25 – Walk among dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum, Las Vegas

Beyond the bright lights of the Strip, Nevada actually boasts a rich and diverse natural history, and the Natural History Museum in Las Vegas is the perfect place to learn all about it.

Located just minutes away from downtown (right next to the Neon Museum), this underrated attraction whisks you away on a journey through time, showcasing fascinating exhibits that highlight the geological wonders, prehistoric creatures, and Native American cultures of the region.

As you wander around the museum (solo, or as part of a guided tour if that’s more your jam), you’ll get to learn about the unique Mojave Desert ecosystem (and the iconic wildlife that calls it home), witness the skeleton of a T-Rex, and check out hundreds of ancient Native American artifacts.

If you love all things ancient Egpyt, then add the Treasures of Egypt section to the top of the list — the mummies, jewelry, and hieroglyphic inscriptions are nothing short of mesmerizing.

For an extra special experience, consider attending one of the museum’s live events, such as its popular Saturday Science Series talks. It’ll set you back just $12 (bargain!), leaving you with plenty of extra cash to check out all the other cheap things to do in Las Vegas.

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26 – Appreciate the Aria Fine Art Gallery collection

Aria Fine Art, Las Vegas

One for the culture vulture, the Aria Fine Art Gallery (at the Aria Resort on the Strip, obviously) is a hidden gem that showcases a diverse collection of contemporary artworks from local and international artists – Frank Stella, Nancy Rubins, and Maya Lin, to name a few.

From intricate paintings and detailed sculptures to thought-provoking photography series and a handful of large-scale pieces, the gallery offers a visual feast for art aficionados.

Whether you’re an avid collector or simply appreciate the power of artistic expression, this gallery provides a serene and inspiring environment to appreciate the works of talented artists from around the world.

Hot tip: when you arrive, don’t forget to look up! Suspended above the registration desk is an 84-foot re-creation of the Colorado River, dubbed Maya Lin’s “Silver River”.

27 – Go a little wild at a pool party

pool parties in Las Vegas

Where the booze flows, the beats drop, and the party never stops – Sin City is renowned for its epic pool parties that attract partygoers from far and wide. From pulsating day clubs to the more low-key poolside lounges, there’s an entire spectrum of planes to cool and socialize under the sun.

But with so many to choose from, where do we begin? Over at The Cosmopolitan, Marquee Dayclub boasts world-class DJs with multiple pools and cabanas to boot.

Or if you’re after a pool party with the masses, then Wet Republic at the MGM Grand is hard to beat. Welcoming names like Steve Aoki, Afrojack, and Martin Garrix is the past, it’s considered one of the best Las Vegas bachelorette party ideas for a reason.

For something more relaxed, check out the Asian theme Tao Beach at The Venetian, or Drai’s Beachclub at The Cromwell where sublime views of the Eiffel Tower replica await.

Or, if you prefer to party it up with the game in the background, Stadium Swim at Circa is the go-to spot for catching a big game. With a giant LED screen, multiple pools, and swim-up bars – this is the perfect place to kick back with some friends and cheer on your team.

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28 – Muster up the courage for Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum

Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum in Las Vegas — credit to Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum

Spine-tingling is an understatement at Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum — you’ll step into a world of paranormal phenomena and supernatural artifacts, where everything from the Dybbuk Box, to Ted Bundy’s glasses to the haunted staircase and the vintage funeral parlor is designed to give you goosebumps

Housed within a historic mansion, this museum showcases more than 30 rooms filled with chilling artifacts and eerie relics; possessed dolls, cursed artifacts, and even movie props like the Ghostbusters ghost trap are found in these dimly lit halls

Join a guided tour through the 1930s mansion, where you’ll hear haunting tales of ghostly encounters and unexplained phenomena, or participate in one of Zak’s paranormal investigations (if you dare), where you can immerse yourself in the unsettling energy that permeates through the space.

29 – Spend the morning at Shark Reef Aquarium

Shark Reef Aquarium in Las Vegas

One of the top family things to do in Las Vegas with kids and teens, the Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay is home to over 2,000 animals—sinister sharks, cute-as-button sea turtles, manta rays, jellyfish, exotic fish from around the world, and even a Komodo dragon!

A popular choice for a family-friendly daytime activity, the Aquarium is lined with interactive exhibits where you can watch the animals swimming around and being fed.

If you’re after something a little extra special, the aquarium also puts on educational talks and behind-the-scenes tours throughout the day — which also include feeding stingrays and sharks!

Don’t miss the Undersea Explorer VR Theater while you’re there! The 3D experience transports you to the South Pacific where a marine biologist guides you on a live-action journey surrounded by humpback whales!

Hot tip: book your visit online and in advance to save a few bucks. The “timed entry” prices are about 20% cheaper than the “anytime” tickets.

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30 – Check out the beloved Neon Museum

Neon Museum in Las Vegas

Over the decades, glamorous hotels and casinos have come and gone in Las Vegas, but their neon signs live on at The Neon Museum – a graveyard-like shrine of all things Sin City.

If you wander a couple of minutes up from the Fremont Street Experience, you can walk through the Neon Boneyard, an outdoor exhibition space filled with over 200 retired neon signs from (former) big-ticket names like Stardust, Moulin Rouge, the Desert Inn, Sassy Sally’s, and the old Sahara – some of which date back to the 1930s!

Not only is it a heavy dose of nostalgia, but it’s also highly educational – The Neon Museum offers guided tours that touch on the art of neon signage, and also dive into the history of each of the signs that have once light up Las Vegas.

Take your pick from day or night tours, and consider checking out Container Park while you’re in the area.

31 – Learn about our inner workings at Bodies: The Exhibition

Bodies The Exhibition, Las Vegas — credit to MGM Resorts International

Providing a fascinating glimpse into the intricate workings of the human body, Bodies is a deep dive into who we are — our muscles, our organs, our anatomy — and a powerful reminder of the sheer complexity of human (and animal) life.

Located inside Luxor Hotel & Casino, this full-body exhibition is made up of over a dozen real human specimens that have been preserved through an innovative process (called plastinisation), with 260+ organs to boot.

You can learn about muscle systems, digestive systems, and the circulatory system — as well as a look at various diseases and conditions – the smoking lungs are certainly an eye-opener.

It’s an amazing and affordable experience, but it’s not for everyone – particularly those who are a little squeamish.

Bodies is found at the Luxor Hotel and Casino; for an equally immersive experience, you’ve also got the REAL BODIES exhibit at Bally’s, which delves further into the cultural and emotional influences of the human body.

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32 – Spend an afternoon at the Golden Nugget Shark Tank

Shark Tank at the Golden Nugget, Las Vegas

One of Vegas’ vintage casinos, the Golden Nugget, boasts an incredible feature that sets it apart from the rest— its 200,000-gallon Shark Tank!

And while it does have sharks and dozens of colorful underwater species swimming around, this isn’t an aquarium; this is a dramatic centerpiece that you can admire while you swim around in the pool, drink in hand, or literally slide through on the three-story transparent waterslide that cuts through the heart of the tank!

The entire “Tank” area also has a bunch of private cabanas — 17 to be exact! Plus, there are a couple of swim-up bars in the adults-only section. And of course, there are plenty of deck chairs where you can just chill and soak up the sun. So you might come for the sharks, but you’ll stay for the vibes.

Want something more educational? On Wednesdays and Sundays at 1:30pm, the hotel takes visitors on paid, marine biologist-led tours of the aquarium, where you can learn about the sharks, watch feedings, learn about how the team takes care of the animals, and more.

33 – Find some peace and quiet at Springs Preserve

Springs Preserve, Las Vegas

Spread over 180 acres of lush land that contrasts the Mojave desert to a tee, the Springs Preserve is a tranquil escape from the bustling Las Vegas Strip.

This nature preserve is part cultural center, part botanical garden, and is dedicated to promoting sustainability, conservation, and the rich history of the region.

As you wander around the gardens (which is home to over 1,200 species of plants), you’ll come across eight different indoor and outdoor exhibit galleries — the butterfly habitat is always a hit, likewise the desert tortoise section!

And if you’re traveling with kids in tow, the guided walking tours and hands-on learning experiences are sure to keep them engaged (especially when they stop at the prehistoric mammoth replica).

At less than $10 for Nevada locals and less than $20 for tourists (with all kids half price), it’s a cheap escape from the big smoke, and one of the best things to do off the Las Vegas Strip.

34 – Make your way down to Tom Devlin’s Monster Museum

Tom Devlin’s Monster Museum, Las Vegas

Ghouls, demons, ghosts, and even Frankenstein’s monster come to life at Tom Devlin’s Monster Museum – a surefire hit for film snobs, horror buffs, and makeup enthusiasts alike!

This museum houses a wild collection of horror artifacts and special effects, acquired over Devlin’s 30-year career in the entertainment industry. As you meander from one room to the next, you’ll be able to check out everything from vintage masks to old costumes and various props used in movies.

Of the more popular items, you’ve got Chucky from Child’s Play, Michael Myers, Pennywise the Clown, and the apes from Planet of the Apes, to name a few.

Before you leave, make sure to have a crack at escaping the Zombie Maze, and pop into the gift store for a stack of monster-themed merchandise that you won’t find anywhere else.

The museum is located over in Boulder City, not too far from the Hoover Dam. So why not make a day of it and squeeze them both in, one after the other?

35 – Check out the Lake of Dreams show

Lake of Dreams show, Las Vegas — credit to Wynn Resorts

Centered around a majestic 40-foot waterfall, the Lake of Dreams show is a mesmerizing spectacle at the Wynn Las Vegas.

This outdoor multimedia experience combines music, lights, special effects (like holographic projections and pyrotechnics!), and puppetry to create a performance designed to enchant and inspire.

A perfect match for anyone punching pennies, the show is entirely free to watch, running every half hour from dusk until midnight, and lasting just under 5 minutes.

If you’re just walking by, you can stand and admire the spectacle; or, why not book a table at one of the nearby dining areas for a top-notch dinner with a view?

36 – Grab discounted tickets to the MJ Live Michael Jackson tribute concert

MJ Live Michael Jackson Tribute Concert, Las Vegas — credit to MJ Live Michael Jackson Tribute Concert

The King of Pop may have left us decades ago, but his legacy well and truly lives on in the heart-stirring MJ Live tribute concert.

Controversy aside, Jackson’s music is forever etched into music lore, and this show presents the hits in an energetic, emotional stage production filled with dazzling visuals and world-class dance moves.

The nostalgic concert takes place at the Stratosphere Hotel & Casino’s theater every Wednesday through Monday night, starting at 7:30pm. A great option for MJ fans on a budget, tickets start from less than $45 (tax included), making it one of the more affordable shows you’ll find on the Strip. Of course, in true Las Vegas style, there are VIP packages available too.

Wherever you’re sitting, you can sing along to all the hits, from Thriller to Billie Jean, Smooth Criminal, Bad, and Black and White – the live band will make you feel like you’re part of the show as you relive the magic of the legendary performer.

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37 – Button-mash at HyperX Arena

HyperX Arena, Las Vegas — credit to HyperX Arena

Calling all gamers! The HyperX Arena at the Luxor Hotel and Casino is a state-of-the-art e-sports venue that hosts all kinds of tournaments, gaming competitions, and live-streaming events.

Equipped with top-notch gaming equipment, comfortable seating, and a vibrant atmosphere, the HyperX Arena is the ultimate destination for e-sports enthusiasts visiting Sin City.

From Super Smash Bros. battles to bi-monthly Fortnite meet-ups and Mario Kart races with cash prizes, the calendar is always dishing up something new and exciting.

38 – Soar over America at FlyOver Las Vegas

FlyOver Las Vegas, Nevada — credit to In.Color.Studios / FlyOver Las Vegas

Buckle up and prepare for a breathtaking adventure with FlyOver Las Vegas, a thrilling virtual flight ride that takes you on a journey over the iconic landmarks of Las Vegas.

Using cutting-edge technology, including a suspended motion platform and a 52-foot wraparound screen, FlyOver Las Vegas offers a realistic and immersive flying experience.

You’ll soar over Horseshoe Bend and the Grand Canyon, glide over dusty Death Valley, and ride over the glittering Strip, passing the Welcome to Las Vegas sign, the High Roller Ferris Wheel, and other iconic landmarks.

And that’s just the “Wonders of the American West” flight — if you’re up for it, you can also fly over Iceland and the Canadian Rockies!

You’ll find this family-friendly attraction right next to the Hard Rock Cafe, a great spot for a post-flight feed.

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39 – Practice your flips at Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Sky Zone Trampoline Park, Las Vegas

Much more tiring than it looks, bouncing around a trampoline park is a great way to get your kids active and have some fun yourself. And, with its wall-to-wall trampolines, dodgeball courts, parkour blocks, slacklines, and Ninja Warrior course elements, look no further than Sky Zone Las Vegas.

Tickets can cover an hour (trust us, it’s all you need!), 90 minutes, or 2 hours, during which you can practice your flips in the foam pit, shoot some hoops in the slam-dunk zone, and have a go at the Warped Wall.

With special events like Skywars trampoline laser tag, dodgeball championships, and glow-in-the-dark jump sessions, this is far from your typical trampoline park!

40 – Check out the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art

Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, Las Vegas

Showing off the works of some of the world’s most celebrated artists, from Warhol to Monet, and Picasso to Van Gogh, the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art is a quintessential stop for art aficionados.

The gallery has rotating exhibitions that dive into both classic and contemporary art from renowned painters and sculptors around the world.

Hand-blown glass from Dale Chihuly, Fabergé eggs, and large-scale Yayoi Kusama installations have all been on display here — and with regular updates to the line-up, you’re sure to find something new and exciting every time you visit.

The gallery is open every day from 10am to 6pm, and while it’s not free, at less than US$20, it won’t break the bank either.

41 – Admire the sexy undead at Zombie Burlesque (yes, we really just said that)

Zombie Burlesque, Las Vegas — credit to Zombie Burlesque

Set during the chaos of a zombie apocalypse in the ‘Atomic 50s’, Zombie Burlesque fuses raunchy undead humor with classic burlesque striptease and singing — the undead are back and they’re sexier than ever.

The performance – which is considered one of the best Las Vegas shows – is full of satirical comedy, and takes place at the V Theater inside Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, running Monday through Saturday at 8 PM.

Lasting around 75 minutes, the show brings together ghoulish makeup, body paint, exotic dancers, horror-themed music (performed by a live band), and plenty of homage to the cult class horror flicks of the 40s, 50s, and 60s.

Keep in mind that the minimum age for Zombie Burlesque is 16 years, however, it is recommended for 18 and above.

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42 – Book a lane at Brooklyn Bowl

Brooklyn Bowl, Las Vegas

Part bowling alley, part concert hall – Brooklyn Bowl brings the vibrant and high-energy spirit of the Big Apple to Las Vegas.

This unique venue, tucked away in the middle of the LINQ Promenade, boasts 32 lanes to get competitive, and then a 2,000-capacity performance zone for when you want to dance to some live music afterward!

Throughout the week, the Bowl puts on themed nights – Taylor Swift, disco, emo nights, and raves – while also welcoming famous names from around the world; Yungblud, Scarface, Owl City, and Highly Suspect, to name a few. Simply check the upcoming schedule, pick your favorite artist, and bring the whole gang along!

And if you get peckish during the show, don’t worry. Brooklyn Bowl serves up some of the best food in town at its acclaimed Blue Ribbon restaurant – dishing up slow-smoked BBQ, delicious pizzas and more to satisfy everyone’s taste buds.

43 – Transport yourself to Panem at The Hunger Games: The Exhibition

The Hunger Games Exhibition, Las Vegas — credit to The Hunger Games: The Exhibition

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Panem at The Hunger Games: The Exhibition.

Located at the MGM Grand, this interactive attraction takes fans of the popular book and film series on a journey through the iconic Districts and the elaborate Capitol.

With behind-the-scenes insights aplenty, you can check out authentic costumes, props, and sets from the films, as well as learn about the actual production of the movies.

Don’t miss out on the interactive opportunities too; you can test your archery skills alongside Katniss, play around on the Gamemaker’s Control table, and craft your own rebellion propaganda commercial!

Make sure to visit the Panem Supply Company retail shop, where you can pick up unique souvenirs (Mockingjay pin, anyone) and exclusive merchandise.

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44 – Watch the mermaid show at the Silverton Aquarium

Silverton Aquarium, Las Vegas

Ideal for families, the Silverton Aquarium offers a captivating underwater experience. This 117,000-gallon aquarium is home to a variety of marine life — over 4,000 colorful tropical fish, stunning coral reefs, majestic stingrays and, yep, even mermaids.

Guaranteed to delight the little ones, the daily mermaid show combines underwater acrobatics with magical storytelling. But hey, why not join in on the fun? The aquarium also offers an exclusive Mermaid School experience, where you can join the enchanting creatures for a swim in the aquarium!

It’s previously been dubbed the ‘Best Free Attraction in Las Vegas’ — need we say more?

45 – Take the little ones to SeaQuest

SeaQuest, Las Vegas

Where else in Vegas can you experience elements of the Amazon rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef in the same day?

At SeaQuest (located inside the Boulevard Mall), visitors are welcomed by marine creatures and exotic animals from around the world — get up close to sharks, stingrays, tropical birds, reptiles, and so much more.

With interactive touch tanks and feeding opportunities aplenty, SeaQuest isn’t just an aquarium either; it’s a hands-on and educational experience for animal enthusiasts of all ages, spread over 31,000 square feet of fascinating exhibits.

You can mingle with the Asian otters, hang out with Quilliam the porcupine, take an exfoliating fishy kisses bath, hold one of the world’s longest snakes, feed birds in the aviary, and – if you’re brave enough – even snorkel with the stingrays!

Costing less than $15 for general admission (extra for interactions), it’s definitely one of the most affordable activities in Vegas.

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46 – Witness the Fall of Atlantis show at Caesars Palace

Fall of Atlantis Show, Las Vegas

Bringing the legendary city of Atlantis to life, the spectacular Fall of Atlantis show combines fire, water, giant animatronic statues, and special effects to depict the rise, and the fall of the infamous, now-mythical city.

As the story unfolds, you’re sure to be impressed by the lifelike movements of the nine-foot-tall talking statues, the tales told by animatronic gold, Bacchus, Venus, Apollo, and Plutus, and the dramatic music and dynamic display of lights that accompany throughout.

The show takes place on the west end of the Forum Shops, starting every hour between midday and 8pm, Thursday through Monday. And the best part? It’s totally free!

47 – Learn about all things R-rated at the Erotic Heritage Museum

Erotic Heritage Museum, Las Vegas, Nevada

It’s quirky, a little raunchy, and actually extremely informative – and it’s justifiably been called The World’s Most Provocative Museum.

Showcasing all kinds of art related to sex, from sculptures and photography to paintings and erotic artifacts, the museum dives deep into a range of topics, many R-rated and some a little taboo — from the evolution of human sexuality to erotic art, sex in space, and LGBTQ+ issues.

You’ll also find plenty of pleasure toys and adult films on show – but it’s the Wall of Shame, which calls out the scandals of celebrities and politicians, that really steals the show.

All in all, the exhibits aim to promote dialogue, understanding, and acceptance of diverse sexual expressions.

Plus, it’s also where the Puppetry of the Penis show takes place – so why not check off both while you’re there?

Erotic Heritage Museum tickets

48 – Snap that iconic selfie at the Welcome to Las Vegas Sign

Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign, Nevada

No trip to Sin City is complete without a visit to the iconic “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign – an icon of this glitzy desert destination that serves as a quintessential selfie location.

Located on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip, this historic landmark stands 25 feet tall and has welcomed millions of visitors to the city since it was unveiled way back in 1959.

When you visit, bring a camera – there’s a good chance you’ll run into some Elvis impersonators wanting to snap a photo with you (just be prepared to offer a small tip).

49 – Let you imagination run wild at Fantasy Lab: Time to Dream

Fantasy Lab Time to Dream, Las Vegas

Taking reality and blending it with immersive, out-of-this-world experiences, the Fantasy Lab takes art, technology, and imagination to transport visitors to a world of enchantment and wonder.

Through seven themed rooms (Labyrinth, Circus, Stars, Nightmare, Kaleidoscope, Insomnia, and Enlightenment), this imaginative attraction is designed to spark creativity and unleash the inner child in us all.

One for the adults: On the weekends, Midnight Dreams runs from 9pm until 1am. You can wander around the facility without any little ones, and experience the attractions in a more adult-friendly atmosphere, alcoholic drink in hand.

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50 – Pop into the Hollywood Cars Museum & Liberace Garage

Hollywood Cars Museum & Liberace Garage, Las Vegas — credit to Hollywood Cars Museum

Petrolheads, classic car enthusiasts, and fans of the one and only Liberace will find hours’ worth of entertainment at the Hollywood Cars Museum & Liberace Garage.

First and foremost, the budget-friendly attraction is home to a remarkable collection of over 100 famous cars from movies, TV shows, and music videos — think the DeLorean from “Back to the Future,” the original Batmobile, Herbie (fully loaded), and a handful of James Bond cars and Fast & Furious hot rods!

But beyond the Tinseltown wheels, the museum also features Liberace’s fancy collection of costumes, pianos, and jewelry (as well as a few cars of his own, including a gold-covered Rolls-Royce), giving visitors a glimpse into the extravagant lifestyle of the beloved performer.

51 – See what’s happening at Fergusons Downtown

Fergusons Downtown, Las Vegas

Once a motel, now a thriving cultural hub, Fergusons Downtown has transformed into a vibrant community space in the heart of Las Vegas.

Taking all the character of a 1940s motel, the unique destination is now all about art and community, with a variety of local businesses, including galleries, boutiques, coffee shops, and restaurants lining the area.

The complex also hosts regular events – live music performances, farmer’s markets, art exhibitions, and wellness workshops, to name a few. With its inviting outdoor spaces, colorful murals, and a welcoming atmosphere, Fergusons Downtown serves as a lovely (and free!) change of pace from the Strip.

52 – Meet Rick and the family at the Pawn Stars filming locations

Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, Las Vegas, Nevada

If you’ve seen the hit TV show “Pawn Stars,” you’ll be familiar with the iconic Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, which serves as the filming location for the series.

Located just a few minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, this renowned pawn shop has gained international fame for its knickknacks, intriguing stories, and colorful cast of characters.

Even though it’s a TV show film set, it remains a working pawn shop – and you can visit it (as well as The Toy Shack down the road, which specializes in rare and nostalgic toys) for a casual browse whenever you feel like it. You’ll find a vast collection of collectibles, historical treasures, and much more.

Everything from centuries-old antiques to military memorabilia and limited edition baseball cards can be found in the shop – so you never know what surprises await! You may even bump into one of the cast members, including Rick Harrison himself.

53 – Wander around Meow Wolf’s brilliantly bizarre Omega Mart

Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart, Las Vegas — credit to Meow Wolf

A supermarket, but not as you’ve ever seen before…

Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart is an immersive art experience filled with interactive exhibits, hidden rooms, and mysterious corridors. The experience is designed to blend the reality with the bizarre – and through installations like an art-filled freezer section and psychedelic produce aisle, it does exactly that.

Put on your detective hat and you might even find that the supermarket also features an arcade, a bar, and a miniature golf course hidden away between its aisles.

It’s wacky, it’s weird, it’s oh-so-AREA15, and it’s definitely worth a visit considering that tickets are less than $50.

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54 – Unwind, drink in hand, at Mandalay Bay Beach

Mandalay Bay Beach, Las Vegas

A beach, in the middle of the desert? You better believe it. Spanning 11 acres and built with close to 2,700 tons of real sand, this beach paradise offers a refreshing escape from the desert heat.

The lazy river and wave pool give you a place to cool off, while the cabanas and daybeds provide the ideal spot for a day of relaxation.

Keep an eye on the Concerts on the Beach schedule as well – throughout the year, particularly in summer, Mandalay Bay host some of the hottest acts in music.

55 – Celebrate a unique art form at the Burlesque Hall Of Fame

Burlesque Hall Of Fame, Las Vegas — credit to Burlesque Hall of Fame

Once taboo, burlesque is now a celebrated art form across the world, and there’s no better place to appreciate it than in raunchy and raucous Las Vegas.

The Burlesque Hall of Fame, which moved to Sin City in 2006, is the world’s premier museum dedicated to this captivating form of entertainment.

Housing the planet’s largest collection of burlesque memorabilia, with over 5,000 items spread through its fascinating rooms, it celebrates performers and costumes from decades past, diving into the rich heritage of burlesque.

The annual Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekender is a huge highlight too — held every June, the event welcomes over 1,000 burlesque performers from around the world.

56 – Take a spin on Haley’s Comet at Area 15

Haley’s Comet, Las Vegas

Part zipline, part hang glider, part roller coaster, Haley’s Comet is a one-person thrill ride that zooms you above the plethora of Area 15 attractions, providing a birds-eye view of the likes of Omega Mart, Wink World, and the Wild Muse Boutique.

This one-of-a-kind ride is definitely something you won’t find anywhere else in Las Vegas— in fact, as the first electric, dual-track indoor zipline coaster ride in the United States, you won’t find it anywhere.

It’s free to visit Area 15, but add-ons like Haley’s will set you back a few bucks. Still, at just $18 for adults $14 for kids and locals, it’s a pretty cost-effective way to get your adrenaline fix.

57 – Dive into the life of Princess Diana (at Diana: A Tribute Exhibition)

Princess Diana Tribute Exhibition, Las Vegas — credit to Princess Diana: A Tribute Exhibition

For a chance to immerse yourself in the life and legacy of the beloved People’s Princess, make your way over to the Shops at Crystals for Diana: A Tribute Exhibition.

With over 150 items that belonged to Diana herself (dresses, letters, and cherished jewelry), the exhibition not only shows off her iconic looks, but also her vibrant personality and philanthropy efforts with the AIDS community.

All in all, the educational attraction manages to bring Diana’s story to life in a highly interactive fashion, making it a must-visit for Royal Family fans.

58 – Tantalize the tastebuds at Hershey’s Chocolate World

Hershey's Chocolate World, Las Vegas

Chocaholics, listen up! Right across the road from M&M’s World (because you can never have enough chocolate, right?) lies Hershey’s Chocolate World, a paradise of all things cocoa.

Inside the store, you can find a huge selection of sweets from the iconic American brand (Reese’s Pieces, Hershey’s Kisses, Kit Kats, you name it, not to mention an 800-pound chocolate Statue of Liberty), as well as souvenirs that the whole family is sure to love.

Plus, there are plenty of interactive displays to explore too – personalize your own chocolate wrappers, or create your own Reese’s combination! So, hungry yet?

59 – Embark on a street art tour

street art tours in Las Vegas

Sin City may be known for its casinos, but the city’s art scene shouldn’t be overlooked – not just the museums, but the streets too. From murals to graffiti, it’s a vibrant and ever-changing landscape that’s home to some truly beautiful pieces of art.

For those looking to explore the area in more detail, you can join one of many specialist tours (like a Downtown Las Vegas street art segway tour, or a street art photography adventure) that will take you to some of the city’s most colorful locations, ensuring you catch all the notable pieces.

With an expert guide on hand to explain each piece in more depth, it’s a great way to get acquainted with the city’s artistic underbelly and discover its hidden gems — Downtown Container Park, Fergusons Downtown, old hotels, antique malls, and wall art spread throughout The Las Vegas Arts District, to name a few.

street art tours in Las Vegas

60 – See what’s playing at the West Wind Las Vegas Drive-In

West Wind Las Vegas drive-in theater

For a quiet night under the stars, The West Wind Drive-in Theater in North Las Vegas has long served as a lovely date-night destination.

Historic, affordable, and great for families too, the drive-in sports multiple screens showing double features, ranging from the latest blockbusters to cult classics and everything in between.

It’s just $8 for adults and $2 for kids, and you can bring your own snacks to save a few bucks too!

61 – Snag cheap tickets to a concert at the Bakkt Theater

Bakkt Theater, Las Vegas

A little-known feature of the Planet Hollywood Resort, the Bakkt Theater welcomes a lineup of concerts and shows throughout the year – music concerts, dance performances, side-splitting comedy shows, plays, and dramatical theatrical performances to boot.

The Bakkt Theater prides itself on showcasing both emerging talent and established artists — so while you’ll find names like Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban, and Kelly Clarkson on billboards, there’s plenty of up-and-coming talent to sink your teeth into too.

What sets the Bakkt Theater apart is its affordability – it’s possible to find tickets for under $50 (usually for smaller acts), especially if you book in advance.

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62 – Mingle with locals at Downtown Container Park

Downtown Container Park, Las Vegas, Nevada

Immediately recognizable thanks to the giant fire-breathing praying mantis sculpture that guards its entrance, Downtown Container Park is a happening open-air shopping and entertainment venue just a couple minutes’ walk from the ever-busy Fremont Street.

Built entirely from shipping containers (hence the name), this one-of-a-kind destination combines a handful of boutique shops with drool-worthy restaurants and regular entertainment events – all housed in a creative and eco-friendly environment.

The Park also welcomes live music performers and special themed weekends, so check the website before heading over. Admission is free!

63 – See souped-up hot rods at Count’s Kustoms

Counts Kustoms, Las Vegas, Nevada — credit to tripster

Car fanatics, listen up. Tucked away over on Highland Drive, Count’s Kustoms is a must-visit destination for automotive enthusiasts.

Created by Danny Koker (AKA Count), the star of the hit TV show “Counting Cars,” this automotive paradise has dozens of classic cars spread across its showroom and workshop — hot rods, muscle cars, motorcycles, custom jobs, and everything in between.

While it’s always free to visit the showroom – a great activity in its own right – occasionally, you’ll run into one of the crew from the show, making it even more special. Plus, don’t forget to check out the gift shop before you go.

64 – Grab a ticket to Purple Reign: The Prince Tribute Show

Purple Reign The Prince Tribute Show, Las Vegas — credit to Purple Reign The Prince Tribute Show

Honoring one of rock music’s most iconic legends, Purple Reign at the Tropicana brings the electrifying spirit of Prince to the Las Vegas stage.

This high-energy tribute show captures the essence of Prince’s music, style, and captivating stage presence; the live band creates a vibrant atmosphere, the authentic wardrobe pieces show off the singer’s out-there fashion to a tee, and the upbeat dancers add the final cherry on top.

Expect to hear top-notch renditions of a whole host of his iconic songs, from Kiss to When Doves Cry, and, of course, Purple Rain.

Shows take place at 9:30pm (so grab dinner beforehand), and even though tickets usually start at around $70, you can score discounts if you book far in advance (or try last minute at the box office).

Purple Reign tickets

65 – Try some new flavors at the Coca-Cola Store

Coca-Cola Store, Las Vegas

You know the brand, you know the drink. Now it’s time to experience the Coca-Cola Store, a three-story celebration of the world-famous soft drink, just steps away from M&M’S World and the MGM Grand.

With a variety of Coke-themed merchandise, drink flavors you didn’t know existed (head to the Coca-Cola Fountain on level 2 for 16 international varieties), and plenty of quirky gift ideas that Coke enthusiasts will love, you simply won’t find another place like it.

Looking for a unique souvenir? From Coca-Cola-Opoly (Monopoly board game) to Coke-themed darts boards, Coke polar bear slippers, and pillows that look like Fanta, Sprite, and Cherry Coke, you’ll find something for everyone.

66 – Escape the heat at the Minus 5 Ice Bar

Minus5 Ice Experience, Las Vegas — credit to minus5º Ice Experience / The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

A dramatic change of temperature from the scorching desert heat, Minus 5 Ice Bar offers a unique and immersive icy experience in the heart of dusty Mojave.

Once you’re rugged up (Don’t worry, they provide warm coats and gloves to keep you comfortable in the freezing temperatures), you’ll step into a world of frozen wonder, where everything, from the walls and furniture to the glasses you drink from, is made entirely of ice.

Super-detailed ice sculptures add an extra element of interest to the experience, and (being a bar) you can order all kinds of drinks from a menu that’s been specially crafted for the icy setting (try an icy mudslide or the colorful Northern Lights).

With three locations to choose from — LINQ Promenade, the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian, and the Shoppes at Mandalay Place — you’re never too far away from a cold one.

67 – Sit front row at V – The Ultimate Variety Show

V The Ultimate Variety Show, Las Vegas, Nevada — credit to V – The Ultimate Variety Show

Delighting audiences every night at 7pm and 8.30pm at Planet Hollywood’s tailor-made V Theater, V – The Ultimate Variety Show is an exciting, high-energy performance that combines Cirque du Soleil-type acrobatics and theatrics with a jaw-dropping array of stunts and special effects.

And there’s plenty of comedy, magic, song and dance thrown in for good measure — true to the name, you can expect a little bit of everything in this 90-minute lineup.

Suitable for the whole family, the show features illusionists, hula-hoopers, aerialists, contortionists, comedians, jugglers, and more, all working together to create an unforgettable night of entertainment.

Tickets start at just $44 for adults, making it one of the more affordable shows on the Strip.

V – The Ultimate Variety Show tickets

68 – Let the kids loose at the DISCOVERY Children’s Museum

DISCOVERY Children’s Museum, Las Vegas

Traveling with kids in tow? While the ticket says ‘museum’, in reality, DISCOVERY Children’s Museum is like an indoor theme park!

The 58,000-square-foot, three-story facility in Symphony Park is filled with interactive exhibits designed to foster creativity and hands-on learning in a fun and safe environment – it introduces them to the ways of the world, STEM concepts, and different career paths in a hands-on way.

Divided into nine different galleries (Toddler Town, Eco City, Water World, Young at Art, and more), each designed to ignite young minds and provide hours of fun, DISCOVERY invites participation through a wide range of activities like ceramics, 3D printing projects, science experiments, virtual reality experiences, engineering challenges and a whole lot more.

The youngsters are guaranteed to have a blast – and they won’t even realize that they’ve spent the whole time learning!

69 – Play a round of glow-in-the-dark mini golf

mini golf in Las Vegas — top: credit to KISS by Monster Mini Golf, bottom: credit to Twilight Zone Mini Golf

An affordable, family-friendly activity, mini golf is the perfect way to while away an hour or two. And when you’re looking for more than your average putt-putt course, look no further than Twilight Zone Mini Golf and KISS Mini Golf.

The former is crawling with aliens and monsters throughout its neon-lit rooms; the course spans a whopping 10,000 square feet, and the walls are lined with glowing murals and lifesize characters that pay homage to the classic show Twilight Zone itself.

KISS, on the other hand, is a glow-in-the-dark tribute to the iconic rock band. As you make your way around their 18-hole course, amidst rock music, neon lighting and museum-quality memorabilia (like Eric Carr’s Porsche), you’ll feel like a true rockstar by the time you finish!

With both courses offering excellent entertainment at a relatively low price tag, it’s no wonder mini golf is such a popular pastime in Vegas.

70 – Board the ill-fated ship at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

Titanic The Artifact Exhibition, Las Vegas — credit to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

Over 120 years ago, the world’s most famous ship set sail for the last time. Now, visitors to Las Vegas can step back in time and experience the fascinating story – and opulent rooms and features – of the RMS Titanic first-hand.

Found over at the Luxor, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is chock-full of over 250 authentic artifacts – personal belongings, real parts of the ship, and more – and interactive elements that will take you back to the famous ship’s heyday.

Witness hundreds of rare photographs, step inside identical recreations of the 1st-class and 3rd-class bunks, and snap a photo in front of that iconic Grand Staircase.

At just over $30 for general admission tickets (and discounts for kids, seniors and military), it’s right up there with the most fascinating cheap things to do in Las Vegas.

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition tickets

71 – Admire the Bellagio Chocolate Fountain (and then find some sweet treats nearby)

Bellagio Chocolate Fountain, Las Vegas

We’ve all heard of the Bellagio Fountain, but did you know about the other famous fountain inside the resort?

This decadent, interactive display of sugary goodness stands 27 feet tall and is made up of over 2,100 gallons of melted chocolate – a three-way swirl of dark, milk, and white chocolatey goodness. Based on those numbers, it earns the title of the World’s Largest Chocolate Fountain – an undisputed sweet tooth heaven on earth.

Next door, the skilled pastry chefs at the Jean-Philippe Patisserie create stunning chocolate sculptures using the flowing chocolate – and you can grab yourself a decadent treat or two while you’re here.

You’ll find this delicious distraction right next to the Bellagio Conservatory and Gardens – the perfect back-to-back itinerary.

72 – Discover King Tut’s Tomb at the Luxor

Discovering King Tut’s Tomb, Las Vegas

Who says you need to fly to Africa to see King Tut’s tomb?

At the Luxor, you can marvel at treasures from the legendary Tutankhamun without a boarding pass altogether.

Boasting over 130 authentic artifacts from King Tut’s tomb and other ancient Egyptian sites, this walk-through journey takes you on a journey through the history, mythology, and culture of ancient Egypt.

As you make your way through the different treasure-filled rooms, Discovering King Tut’s Tomb you’ll witness jewelry and statues that once belonged to various pharaohs, including the iconic golden burial mask of King Tut himself.

With plenty of exhibits shedding light on the life, death, and afterlife beliefs of ancient Egyptians as well, you’re sure to learn a thing or two along the way.

Discovering King Tut’s Tomb tickets

73 – Catch the latest blockbuster at the Red Rock Resort’s Regal Theatre

Regal Theatre at Red Rock Resort, Las Vegas

Calling all movie lovers! Located within the Red Rock Resort (which sits in the shadows of the eponymous resort), the Regal Theatre brings all of the old-school magic of the big screen into a modern, luxurious setting.

With state-of-the-art technology and a wide selection of films, the Regal Theatre offers an affordable cinematic experience for the whole family.

If you can name a new-release blockbuster flick, odds are it’s playing here – but that’s not all. You’ll also find classic favorites, foreign films, and even independent work scattered throughout the line-up. Simply check the website to see what’s playing.

74 – Learn about nuclear warfare at the Atomic Testing Museum

Atomic Testing Museum, Las Vegas

Exploring a topic that’s as fascinating as it is niche, the Smithsonian-affiliated Atomic Testing Museum is a must-see for science lovers and history buffs alike.

Telling the little-known story of nuclear testing, with a specific focus on the Nevada Test Site, the museum unpacks the various tests and experiments that took place in the region (and the world) over the last century – with special deep-dives into civil defense measures, the consequences (such as radioactive), and the science behind it all.

With decommissioned weapons, personal items from test sites, and a variety of artifacts telling the story in unique and creative ways, you’ll learn all about the world’s nuclear history for a measly $22 (with discounts for youths, students, seniors, and active military)

While you’re there: don’t miss the Area 51 exhibit, which unveils the mysteries and conspiracies of the secretive military base.

75 – Cheer on the Rebels at the Thomas & Mack Center

Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas

An indoor venue on the University of Nevada campus, the Thomas & Mack Center puts on a high-energy calendar of basketball games, boxing matches, concerts, and more.

As the home of the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels basketball team, the center plays host to some of the best college basketball around – with a particularly electric atmosphere when rival teams come calling. Tickets for games are usually very reasonable, and can sometimes be snapped up for less than $50.

It’s also played host to big-name concerts too (not to mention rodeos, monster truck jams); often at much cheaper prices than you’d find at T-Mobile Arena.

Thomas & Mack Center tickets

76 – Crack a new high score at one of the many arcade bars

Player 1, Las Vegas

Looking for a fun-filled night of gaming and drinks? Las Vegas is home to several arcade bars that fuse retro gaming with craft cocktails, and a lively atmosphere to boot — so you’re never too far away from some good old competitive, nostalgic fun.

Player 1 Video Game Bar, Asylum Bar + Arcade, The Nerd, and Kickers Gaming & Sports Bar are just a few of the top spots.

Whether you’re challenging friends to a game of Street Fighter or enjoying some competitive Mario Kart races, with classic arcade machines as well as modern consoles, these venues provide a fantastic selection of games to suit all tastes.

Then, of course, there’s the Pinball Hall of Fame, but we’ll circle back to that one (see #86).

77 – Be amazed by Sin City’s magic shows

magic shows in Las Vegas

As you’d expect of the Entertainment Capital of the World, Las Vegas has plenty of magic shows to choose from.

Combining mind-boggling illusions and death-defying feats with audience participation and plenty of jokes throughout, these shows deliver performances that will have you both impressed and perplexed the whole night through.

But with so many to choose from, where do we start? The Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show at the Four Queens Hotel and Casino and Nathan Burton Magic Show at Nathan Burton Magic Show are both top choices for magic enthusiasts.

Mike Hammer’s show mixes humor and sleight of hand for an interactive and engaging experience, while Nathan Burton’s show delivers a mix of close-up magic and cheeky comedy.

And, for all of us penny-punchers, so long as you book in advance, tickets start at just $20!

78 – Drift around corners while go-karting!

karting in Las Vegas

For a chance to put the pedal to the metal, the Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix Family Fun Center offers no less than four different tracks. The Euro High-Speed Karts are tailor-made for adrenaline junkies, while the Kiddie Karts provide a great experience for children aged five and up.

A family-friendly venue with arcade games, rides and an on-site café, the Mini Grand Prix isn’t as pricey as you’d expect – tickets start at just $11, and there’s no entry fee, just pay. to ride.

Still craving speed? The Gene Woods racing experience on Fremont Street is conveniently located for downtown wanderers, while the Vegas Superkart (at SPEEDVEGAS) is designed exclusively for high-speed thrills

karting in Las Vegas

79 – Party it up at Carnaval Court

Carnaval Court, Las Vegas

Embodying the lively party atmosphere that Vegas is all about, this Harrah’s hotspot brings the spirit of a Sin City nightclub to the open-air streets.

With live music, a beer garden, bar games and plenty of food on the menu, Carnaval Court is the perfect spot to let your hair down and dance the day and the night away.

The flair bartenders get the party started and the live bands and DJs (The Droids, The District, Whip Its and more) keep the energy high until as late as 3am.

80 – Laugh your socks off at a comedy show

comedy shows in Las Vegas

Las Vegas is renowned for its world-class entertainment, and its long list of comedy shows is no exception.

Comedy echoes throughout the streets nearly every night of the week – but with so many shows to choose from, which side-splitting performance should you pick?

Well, it depends on what tickles your fancy! Big names like Jeff Dunham and Carrot Top have their own shoes, likewise Gregory Popovich and his band of four-legged friends at the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater (ideal for kids). But if you’re looking for more variety, take your pick from a comedy club.

Located inside the cozy Dragon Room at the Stratosphere Hotel and Casino, the LA Comedy Clubs welcomes big-name comedians and puts on themed nights (like Redneck comedy) as well.

Meanwhile, over at Planet Hollywood, you’ve got the Las Vegas Live Comedy Club – a longstanding comedy hub that’s welcomed names who’ve appeared on Showtime, HBO, and Comedy Central.

Prefer some daytime comedy? Then Laughternoon at the Orleans is for you — hosted by veteran comedian Adam London, it’s been wowing audiences with its mix of comedy and magic for years.

81 – Have a Wild West feat at the Chuck Wagon dinner show

Chuck Wagon dinner show, Las Vegas — credit to the Chuck Wagon Dinner and Show at the Firelight Barn

Step back in time and experience the Old West at a Chuck Wagon dinner show — a family-run attraction held over at the Firelight Barn in Henderson that combines delicious western-style fare with amazing live entertainment that includes live music (Mama’s Wranglers), dancing, and cowboy-themed stunts!

The dinner menu typically features a variety of mouthwatering barbecue dishes – smoked meats the size of your head and plenty of sides – while the show itself often draws inspiration from classic westerns and features plenty of audience participation.

All in all, the Chuck Wagon dinner show offers a fun-filled evening of entertainment for the whole family (and lunch matinees are also available if the kids have an early bedtime).

Chuck Wagon dinner show

82 – Head over to Nostalgia Street Rods

Nostalgia Street Rods Museum, Las Vegas — credit to Nostalgia Street Rods Museum

One for the revheads, Nostalgia Street Rods boasts a treasure trove of classic cars and custom-built hot rods.

Sitting a couple of miles west of the strip, this impressive collection includes everything from 1932 Fords to sleek sports cars — all up, over 150 vintage rides from the 1910s to the 1980s line the floor.

Cars aside, you can also check out awesome displays of automotive trinkets, vintage signs, signed sports items, music memorabilia, and other cool stuff.

A visit to Nostalgia Street Rods is free and the friendly staff (read: the Goldstrom family) are more than happy to answer any questions you might have about their vehicles.

Hot tip: If you plan on visiting on the weekend, consider signing up for one of the VIP tours.

83 – Hop between stalls at Art Square (especially the First Friday events)

First Friday, Las Vegas — credit to First Friday Las Vegas

Combining three vintage buildings, an outdoor garden, several gallery spaces and a sculpture park, Art Square rolls back the curtain on the local culture – away from the hustle and bustle of the neon-lit Strip.

Held on the First Friday of every month, this free event is a high-energy coming-together of live music, food trucks, artist showcases and more (craft beer tasting, anyone?). It draws a far more local crowd compared to Fremont Street and the Strip – and best of all, it’s free!

84 – Book a party bus bar crawl!

party bus crawls in Las Vegas

Ready to let your hair down? One of the best Las Vegas bachelor party ideas (not to mention bachelorette and birthdays too), a pub crawl down the Las Vegas Strip is a great way to mix sightseeing with a wild night of debauchery.

While you can easily hop your way around town on your own during happy hour, the benefit of a pre-organized party bus is that you get (usually) free entry into multiple clubs and a free drink once you get there.

And with your own outgoing party guide to run icebreakers, take you to (at least 3) of the best watering holes in town, and keep the booze flowing, partying in Las Vegas has never been this easy. Plus, transport is taken care of – and you don’t have to worry about who’s driving.

Prefer to avoid the bus? You’ve got a handful of pub crawls to choose from too. Hitting up Speakeasies, jazz bars, Irish pubs, and more (often around Fremont Street), these thirsty excursions are almost guaranteed to have you stumbling home at the wee hours of the morning.

party bus crawls in Las Vegas

85 – Make your way to the Pinball Hall of Fame

Pinball Hall of Fame, Las Vegas, Nevada

Where the nostalgia is dialed up to eleven, this retro gaming paradise on the southern end of the Strip (Pinball Hall of Fame) is home to more than 200 classic pinball machines and video games from the 1960s through the 1990s and beyond.

From Donkey Kong to Dr. Who, Wheel of Fortune, Pacman, and everything in between, this 25,000-square-foot space is officially the world’s largest display of working pinball machines (and yes, you can play them all!).

It’s free to enter, and at just a few quarters per machine, it’s certainly one of the top cheap things to do in Las Vegas for gamers.

86 – Appreciate the power of the Luxor pyramid’s light beam

The Luxor Pyramid, Las Vegas

Since it opened back in the 90s, the Luxor has become one of the Strip’s most iconic landmarks. Not just for its striking pyramid shape, but for the powerful light beam that shoots from the pyramid’s apex, shooting 42.3 billion candela into the sky each and every night (that’s brighter than 42,000 lighthouses combined!).

Visible from 275 miles away (so, in reality, you couldn’t miss it if you friend), the light beam is officially the brightest light in the world.

If for nothing more than the novelty of it, it’s worth seeing the beam up close — and while you’re there, consider popping into the Titanic (#71) or the Bodies (#31) exhibitions.

87 – Grab a drink at a dueling piano bar

dueling piano bar in Las Vegas

Whether you hit up Napoleon’s Lounge, the Bar at Times Square, or the Piano Bar at Harrah’s, dueling piano bars promise high energy, free-flowing drinks, and toe-tapping music to boot.

Regardless of the venue you end up in, the premise is the same: talented pianists battle it out on their pianos, taking song requests from the audience and jamming till their fingers fall off.

If you’re still searching, Eastside Lounge At Wynn is swankier than most, designed with luxury in mind, while the Big Bang Dueling Piano Bar is on the opposite end of the spectrum – casual, comfortable, and club-like!

88 – Have your mind blown by The Mentalist

The Mentalist, Las Vegas — credit to The Mentalist

Renowned for his hypnotic and mind-bending performances, Gerry McCambridge is the Mentalist – and he puts on a captivating 90-minute performance that fuses magic, mind-reading, future-predicting, and all kinds of psychological trickery.

With plenty of audience participation peppered throughout the show, you never quite know what to expect. However, one thing’s for certain: 4,000 shows later, McCambridge certainly knows how to leave his audiences in awe.

The Mentalist plays at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino six days a week (not on Wednesdays), and tickets can be snatched up for less than $50 ($42 plus tax) if you book ahead of time!

The Mentalist tickets

89 – Take the family to Excalibur’s 4D Ultimate Experience

4D Ultimate Experience, Las Vegas

Hidden away in the Fun Dungeon at Excalibur, the 4D Ultimate Experience is a family favorite – a thrilling attraction that combines state-of-the-art technology with beloved films.

Besides 3D visuals, the theatre also has motion seats and special effects like wind, water, and scent – collectively, it’s a multisensory journey that brings a whole new dimension (no pun intended) to your average cinema outing.

Whether you see Happy Feet, Yogi Bear, or whatever new show rolls into town, with tickets from just $12, it’s a cheap alternative that the kids will love.

90 – Get off the beaten path; head to Mystic Falls Park

Mystic Falls Park, Las Vegas

When you need some reprieve from the bustling Las Vegas Strip, Mystic Falls Park at Sam’s Town could be exactly what the doctor ordered.

This 25,000-square-foot indoor park features a beautiful atrium with lush greenery, cascading waterfalls, and a peaceful ambiance (plus hummingbirds, fish, turtles, and birds that roam free).

After a stroll through the park, make sure to check out the mesmerizing Sunset Stampede laser light show – it brings the surroundings to life with vibrant colors and enchanting music.

91 – See acrobats and clowns at the free Circus Circus show

free circus show at Circus Circus, Las Vegas

While it might not be considered the most glamorous hotel on the Strip, for what Circus Circus lacks in sophistication, it more than makes up for in free entertainment.

Every hour between 1:30pm and 8:30pm, the resort puts on a 10-15-minute show of trapeze tricks, balancing acts, juggling, clowns, and more — all totally free!

While you’re there: The Adventuredome, an indoor theme park with over 20 rides and attractions, is one of the most comprehensive options for kids on the Strip. It’s free to check out — just pay for the rides!

92 – Meet rescued animals at the Gilcrease Nature Sanctuary

Gilcrease Nature Sanctuary, Las Vegas

Hidden away in northwest Las Vegas (not too far from Floyd Lamb Park), Gilcrease Nature Sanctuary is a refuge for a diverse range of exotic animals — from parrots to pigs, tortoises, and more, this community-driven sanctuary provides care for over 500 different creatures.

At just $1 for children and $5 for adults (plus a few bucks extra if you want to join a volunteer-led guided tour), it’s definitely one of the most underrated cheap things to do in Vegas.

93 – Hike through stunning Red Rock Canyon

Red Rock Canyon tours from Las Vegas

A stunning conservation area located just outside of Las Vegas, Red Rock Canyon is known for its breathtaking rock formations, diverse wildlife, and bounty of outdoor activities.

Take a hike on one of the 26 different trails, embark on a horseback ride, or go for a leisurely drive along the 13-mile scenic loop.

Rock climbing enthusiasts can test their skills here too, with literally hundreds of climbing routes scattered around the area’s sandstone cliffs.

With its natural beauty and range of outdoor activities, Red Rock Canyon is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Visiting Las Vegas on a budget?

There are a lot of expensive activities in Las Vegas. But if you know where to look, there are plenty of cheap and free things to do in the city too.

And one of the most popular ways to save a few bucks is with the Go City Las Vegas Explorer Pass. Designed specifically with tourists in mind, this pass grants access to over 45 different attractions and experiences in Las Vegas — such as the High Roller, Madame Tussauds, and the Eiffel Tower Experience — for one flat fee.

It works in one of two ways: the Explorer Pass or the All-Inclusive Pass.

With the Explorer Pass, you choose the number of attractions you want to visit and then have up to 60 days to see them all. Alternatively, the All-Inclusive Pass gives you access to as many attractions as you want on any given day – just pay for a 2, 3, 4 or 5-day pass.

Both passes also include discounts to a variety of local shops and restaurants, making it an even better value for first-time visitors. So if you’re visiting Las Vegas on a budget, the Go City Las Vegas Explorer Pass is well worth considering!

Final thoughts

Well, that’s it for our list of cheap things to do in Las Vegas. We hope you enjoyed reading through and that we’ve given you some great ideas to save money on your next trip! Is there anything else you’d add to the list? Let us know in the comments below!

Remember, cheap doesn’t mean not fun — there are plenty of great activities that won’t break the bank. So go out and explore Las Vegas on a budget! As always, happy travels!

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93 Cheap Things to do in Las Vegas