Things to do in Las Vegas for a Birthday

Published: July 18, 2024
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Birthdays are precious things, a rare opportunity to make a whole day all about you. And, unless you’re the British monarch, you’ll only get to be this self-indulgent once every 365.25 days, a total of maybe 80-90 times in your lifetime. 

Want to smash your special day right out of the park? There’s perhaps no better place to do so than Las Vegas, the hedonistic neon-lit Nevada playground that’s widely considered to be the entertainment capital of the world. Is Vegas fun for a birthday? Heck, you might as well ask if the Pope is a Catholic. Read on for our fun-packed guide to all the best things to do in Las Vegas for your birthday, including adrenalin-fueled activities, spectacular spa days, exciting live extravaganzas and, of course, a spot of birthday roulette.

Las Vegas Birthday Ideas #1: Cake!

Colorful happy birthday cupcake

Everything about Sin City feels supersized, technicolored and, well, magnificently and flamboyantly OTT. And the cakes in Vegas are no exception. There are dozens of bakeries on and around the Strip. Follow your nose for delectable French fancies at Patisserie Manon, Délices Gourmand, and Bouchon Bakery at The Venetian. Or pick up a face-sized wedge of the good stuff at the self-explanatory Cheesecake Baker, where the kaleidoscope of flavor options includes tiramisu, matcha, butterscotch and black forest. Rainbows of freshly baked doughnuts are the order of the day at Pinkbox and there are TV-famous gateaux to be had at Freed’s. Heck, it’s your birthday. Go wild, get sinful, and try 'em all!

Las Vegas Birthday Ideas #2: Thrills and Spills

Tandem skydivers

Adrenalin junkies rejoice! Las Vegas is where it’s at for high-octane birthday adventures. It doesn’t matter how old you are: the appropriately named X-Scream roller coaster which teeter-totters over the edge of the STRAT hotel some 866 feet above the Strip will make you feel gloriously intensely alive. Likewise the Big Shot, which fires riders straight up the STRAT’s mast to a dizzying 1,081 feet above terra firma. For something (marginally) less terrifying, hit up the SlotZilla zipline at the Fremont Street Experience downtown, or head out on a skydive over the Strip or Grand Canyon. Top tip: all of these experiences are best enjoyed before cake, rather than immediately after, for fairly obvious reasons.

Las Vegas Birthday Ideas #3: Next-Level Pampering

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The proliferation of mega-resorts in Las Vegas means football-pitch-sized spa centers are par for the course. Make like an emperor or empress and spend your day fully horizontal in the treatment rooms, snowy Arctic ice zone and balmy Roman baths at Qua Baths & Spa in Caesars Palace, where a 24-karat gold collagen facial massage is just about as decadent as it gets. Or mosey on down to the distinctly 21st-century Spa at Wynn, where the opulent surroundings and broad range of treatments have earned a coveted Forbes 5-star award. Meanwhile, the simultaneous head-and-foot Euphoria massage in The Spa at Encore has to be experienced to be believed. 

Las Vegas Birthday Ideas #4: Pink Jeep Tour

Sign at Badwater Basin, Death Valley, the lowest point in the United States.

It’s your birthday, so you’ll want to kick back, put your feet up and make someone else do all the hard work. Which is where Pink Jeep Tours come in. All you have to do is choose your adventure – think in-depth guided drives along the Strip, cruises to Red Rock Canyon, and even 10-hour round-trips to Badwater Basin in Death Valley – climb into the titular shocking-pink 4WD and let your driver take up the slack, leaving you to soak up all the very best of Las Vegas and beyond without lifting a finger.

Las Vegas Birthday Ideas #5: Roll the Dice

Red dice in a cocktail glass in Las Vegas

You’re in Vegas and it’s your birthday. Frankly it would be rude not to try your luck in one of the dozens of casinos for which Sin City is famous. Get your glam on at some of the glitziest addresses on the Strip. We’re talking winning streaks at The Wynn, blackjack and bubbly at the Bellagio, and poker in Paris. Or go old school Vegas at Caesars Palace, the Golden Nugget and the Fremont. Top tip: many casinos, including the Wynn, Excalibur, Luxor and MGM Grand, offer free casino credit on your birthday. So grab your ID, stake your claim, and get ready to roll!

Las Vegas Birthday Ideas #6: Buy Yourself a Birthday Gift

Gondolier at The Venetian in Las Vegas

Vegas’s arsenal of credit card-melting activities isn’t just limited to gambling, dining and entertainment you know. No! There’s world-class shopping to be had too, much of it with eye-watering Vegas price tags to match. But, hey, it’s ya birthday, so get yourself over to The Venetian, where the Grand Canal Shoppes boast some of the most luxurious brands in town, and gondola rides along the replica of Venice’s Grand Canal might just be exciting enough to distract you from that four-figure designer watch you’ve been ogling…

Las Vegas Birthday Ideas #7: The Grand Canyon

Nighttime helicopter ride over the Las Vegas Strip

Outdoor types will struggle to resist the lure of the Grand Canyon, just a short and spectacular helicopter or plane ride out of Las Vegas (or a long and rather less wow coach trip). For our money, helicopter rides are the best value, affording quite remarkable panoramas and the flexibility to touch down among the canyon's rust-red rocks and wildflowers for bolt-on champagne picnics and other special birthday experiences. The sunset ride back along the Strip against flaming orange and bruised purple skies, as the city lights up with its trademark neon glow, is the kind of unforgettable experience of which Las Vegas birthday dreams are made.

Las Vegas Birthday Ideas #8: Showtime!

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Fancy taking in a show? You’re spolit for choice in Vegas. Hit up the legendary Colosseum at Caesars Palace to experience some of the planet’s biggest music and entertainment stars up close (Cher, Mariah, Elton, Celine and Adele have all had residencies here), or catch one of the ubiquitous Cirque du Soleil spectaculars at major hotels across town. Then there’s the Blue Man Group at the Luxor and countless other live spectaculars, including magic shows, musicals, comedy, cabaret and more up and down the Strip and beyond. Fill your birthday boots!

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Stuart Bak
Stuart Bak
Freelance travel writer

Stu caught the travel bug at an early age, thanks to childhood road trips to the south of France squeezed into the back of a Ford Cortina with two brothers and a Sony Walkman. Now a freelance writer living on the Norfolk coast, Stu has produced content for travel giants including Frommer’s, British Airways, Expedia, Mr & Mrs Smith, and now Go City. His most memorable travel experiences include drinking kava with the locals in Fiji and pranging a taxi driver’s car in the Honduran capital.

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Las Vegas October: Where Fall Meets Fabulous

October might just be the secret sweet spot for visiting Las Vegas. The summer heat finally chills out, but the action on the Strip—and beyond—only heats up! Whether you’re seeking spicy Halloween happenings, jaw-dropping shows, outdoor adventures, or foodie finds, this city knows how to keep the calendar packed. If you're ready to experience Vegas at its autumn best, buckle up. We’re about to spill all the best ways to fill your October with unforgettable stories, stunning views, and just the right amount of pumpkin spice.  Our favorite things to do in Las Vegas in October include:  The Mob Museum  High Roller Observation Wheel  KA by Cirque du Soleil  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Tour  The Neon Museum  Las Vegas Downtown Fremont St. Walking Tour  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade  minus5° "Cool Experience" at the Venetian Canal Shoppes  Las Vegas Hiking Adventures by Love Hikes  The Official “SAW” Escape Room  The Mob Museum: Dive Into Sin City’s Wild Past  If you’re curious about what really shaped Las Vegas, make sure the Mob Museum tops your to-do list. Set in a beautifully restored 1930s courthouse, the Mob Museum is less about dusty exhibits and more about uncovering the notorious tales, larger-than-life characters, and mysterious crimes that built the Las Vegas legend.  Spend a few hours getting up close with real wiretaps, vintage Tommy guns, and a vault of artifacts straight out of a Hollywood movie. Don’t miss the interactive crime labs or the speakeasy in the basement, serving Prohibition-inspired cocktails that’ll transport you straight to the Roaring Twenties. The vibe is immersive and a little bit mischievous—the perfect match for October’s spooky spirit!  This is history with attitude and a sense of drama: you’ll walk away with a completely fresh take on Las Vegas, and you may just find yourself pondering a life in (theatrical) crime.  High Roller Observation Wheel: See Vegas From New Heights  October evenings bring blissfully cool air—ideal conditions for a spin on the High Roller, the world’s tallest observation wheel. From 550 feet up, you get a jaw-dropping panorama of the neon-lit Strip, distant mountains, and city lights stretching into the desert night.  Hop into one of the roomy pods (they even serve drinks inside if you fancy a happy hour with altitude) and enjoy a leisurely 30-minute ride. Hours vary, but we say sunset is prime time: watch the sky explode in color while the city below flickers to life. The pods are perfect for snapping those Insta-friendly shots, and there’s always a lively buzz from fellow travelers and celebratory groups. Up here, Las Vegas just feels even more electric. It’s magic in motion—and a must for every first-timer.  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Tour: Your Ticket to Scenic October Exploring  There’s no easier way to get the lay of the land than gliding down Las Vegas Boulevard on an open-top Big Bus. In October, the temperature is just right—you won’t melt in the sun, and warm layers aren’t needed yet.  This flexible tour lets you jump off wherever curiosity strikes, from classic casinos like the Bellagio to art-packed downtown blocks. Audio guides serve up fascinating stories about Vegas’s wild evolution with plenty of hidden history and quirky details. Whether you want to explore daylight-drenched murals, catch the Bellagio’s fountains, or people-watch at the LINQ Promenade, it’s all a breeze. Forget traffic stress—Big Bus is sightseeing made simple, and the open upper deck is perfect for Vegas’s golden-hour glow.  The Neon Museum: Vintage Vegas, After Dark  Nothing says Las Vegas quite like a glowing neon sign. At the Neon Museum, you wander through an outdoor “boneyard” where legendary hotel and casino signs from decades past come back to life. October’s crisp nights set the scene perfectly: historical neon shines against the desert sky, and guides pepper your stroll with juicy stories about the city’s wilder times.  If you can, book an evening tour—the illuminated signs look absolutely magical, and the blend of nostalgia and energy makes it one of the city’s most photogenic spots. For true Halloween vibes, check out any special fall programs or night tours that dig into the seedier side of the city’s history. Here, Vegas glows retro-cool no matter the era.  Las Vegas Downtown Fremont St. Walking Tour: Local Legends and Urban Art  If you want to catch the true spirit of Vegas beyond the glitzy Strip, head downtown for the Fremont Street Walking Tour. October is festival season in this part of town, with everything from pop-up art shows to costumed street performers leaning into the Halloween mood.  Your guide leads you through an energetic maze of murals, vintage neon, quirky bars, and legendary casinos where local history unfolds at every corner. The vibe is buzzy and creative—there’s often live music and food trucks, and something weird and wonderful to photograph around every bend. The guide’s stories, packed with urban legends and fun facts, make this tour more like hanging out with a friend in the know than following a flag. Don’t miss the dazzling Viva Vision Light Show overhead!  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade: Dessert Dreams Come True  October is pumpkin season, and Sweet Sin Bakery nails it with a menu of treats that range from whimsical pastries to luscious gelatos. Tucked into the lively LINQ Promenade, this spot combines quirky, modern decor with an all-day sugar rush. Try the signature cannoli or limited-time pumpkin spice éclairs—people line up for these for a reason!  Grab a window seat, enjoy the Parade of characters up and down the Promenade, and sip a creamy latte or sample inventive vegan sweets. With the High Roller as your backdrop and people-watching on tap, Sweet Sin is equal parts treat and entertainment hub. Looking for a post-dinner pick-me-up after the Promenade’s festivities? This is your hidden gem.  minus5° "Cool Experience" at the Venetian Canal Shoppes: Chill Out, Vegas-Style  When you need a break from the Strip’s sizzle—even in October’s milder temps—step into the icy wonderland of minus5° “Cool Experience.” This interactive bar is made entirely of ice: the walls, the seats, the glasses, even the sculptures. (Yes, photos are strongly encouraged.) After slipping into the provided faux-fur parka and gloves, you’ll sip frosty cocktails as you soak up the playful, arctic carnival vibe.  Chill out surrounded by colorful LED lights and whimsical ice artworks. Bartenders keep the party going with shots served in ice cups and music that matches the high-energy mood. For Halloween, keep an eye out for themed drinks or special events—nothing like knocking back a “Frozen Zombie” in a room that’s colder than your ex’s heart.  Las Vegas Hiking Adventures by Love Hikes: Autumn on the Trails  October is a goldilocks month for Las Vegas hikers: the desert cools off, wildflowers dot the canyons, and trails are blissfully uncrowded. Sign up for a guided hike with Love Hikes and get whisked away to Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire, or Mt. Charleston—the guides tailor each adventure to your pace (and selfie ambitions).  Expect trails framed by red sandstone cliffs, sweeping desert vistas, and a quiet that couldn’t feel further from the casino clatter. This is a side of Vegas too many visitors miss: fresh air, golden light, and the distant shimmer of the city skyline. Whether you’re a first-timer or seasoned trekker, your guide brings the geology and ecology to life, packs snacks, and can point out secret photo ops you’d never find on your own. The experience works for solo explorers or families alike—plus, you’ll return to the Strip feeling like you’ve earned that extra slice of cheesecake. Vegas in October is all about balance, after all!  The Official “SAW” Escape Room: Embrace the Spooky Season  Nothing screams October like a good scare, and Vegas takes Halloween to the next level with The Official “SAW” Escape Room. This is not your average puzzle experience: you and your crew enter an intricately designed labyrinth inspired by the cult-favorite horror films. Each room is packed with movie-worthy props, clever traps, and enough suspense to keep your group on edge.  Race against the clock while navigating chilling puzzles and testing your teamwork skills—think cryptic messages, mechanical challenges, and surprises around every corner. The lighting and sound design dial up the tension just the right amount, but (good news!) you’re here for fun, not actual danger. The staff does a fantastic job setting the mood, and you’ll leave with adrenaline-fueled memories and, probably, a few new inside jokes.  Even if you’re not a die-hard horror buff, the atmosphere is pure Halloween fun—intense, creative, and best tackled with your bravest pals.  Bonus: Free & Festive — Fremont Street Halloween Night  Las Vegas loves a party, and Halloween on Fremont Street is the ultimate crowd-pleaser. Costumed locals and tourists fill the pedestrian mall for a night of live music, street performers, and over-the-top decorations. You’ll see spectacularly creative costumes—think showgirls dressed as zombies, Elvis impersonators moonlighting as vampires, and groups of friends who treat the costume contest like an Olympic sport.  The famous Viva Vision canopy hosts themed light shows, local bars offer spooky cocktails, and there’s an all-night buzz in the air. This isn’t a ticketed event—just show up, soak in the sights, and join the revelry. It’s people-watching at its wildest and best, with enough energy to carry you well past midnight.    October really does bring something special to Vegas—crisp weather, seasonal flavors, a hearty dose of spookiness, and a city that knows how to celebrate every night. Whether you’re chasing history, art, thrills, sweets, or those unforgettable city views, this is the month to see Las Vegas in full color. So get exploring: your perfect October adventure awaits!    Enjoyed this? Check out our picks of the best casino hotels to call home on your Vegas adventure, and   Step up your sightseeing with Go City®  We make it easy to explore the best a city has to offer. We’re talking top attractions, hidden gems and local tours, all for one low price. Plus, you'll enjoy guaranteed savings, compared to buying individual attraction tickets.  See more, do more, and experience more with Go City®– just choose a pass to get started! 
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Thursday in Las Vegas: Your Guide to Midweek Adventure

Planning a Thursday in Las Vegas? Smart move. The city hums with electric energy long before the weekend even kicks off. You’ll score easier reservations, shorter lines, and plenty of time to discover just how much adventure fits into a single day. From sky-high thrills to foodie finds, world-famous shows and quirky local gems, Las Vegas serves up a midweek extravaganza that punches well above its weight. Whether you’re a first-timer dazzled by The Strip or a return visitor looking to dive deeper, we’re here to help you build the Thursday of your dreams—no waiting required.  Our fave Thursday things to do in Las Vegas include:  High Roller Observation Wheel  The Mob Museum  KA by Cirque du Soleil  Las Vegas Downtown – Fremont St. Walking Tour  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade  The Neon Museum  minus5° "Cool Experience" at Venetian Canal Shoppes  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Daytime Tour  The Big Apple Roller Coaster  Strip Highlights Night Flight on Papillon Helicopter  High Roller Observation Wheel  If you want a jaw-dropping introduction to Las Vegas, step aboard the High Roller Observation Wheel. This massive Ferris wheel rises above the LINQ Promenade, giving you unbeatable, 360-degree city views. Step into one of the roomy pods, and watch as the Strip, downtown, and even the distant mountains appear below your feet. The best part? Each rotation lasts about 30 minutes, so you’ll have lots of time for photos and a toast (yes, there’s an in-cabin bar option!).  The vibe up here is pure Vegas excitement. You’ll share the pod with travelers from all over the world, from couples clinking glasses to families spotting landmarks far below. As your pod climbs higher, the busy energy of Las Vegas mellows into something almost serene—city lights shimmer, Bellagio’s fountains spout in perfect synchronization, and the whole Strip stretches out like a glowing ribbon. At sunset, the colors are downright dreamy. Whether you start your evening with a sky-high happy hour or cap your night with an unforgettable view, the High Roller is one of those only-in-Vegas moments you’ll talk about long after you’ve landed.  The Mob Museum  If you love true crime stories, hidden tunnels, or quirky museum finds, let us introduce you to the Mob Museum. Set in a restored 1930s courthouse, this spot dives deep into the murky—or should we say glitzy?—history of organized crime in the USA, with a huge section devoted to Las Vegas’s not-so-secret ties to the mob.  Walking in, you’ll be hit by vintage courtroom drama and hands-on exhibits—imagine wiretaps you can listen to, a Prohibition-era speakeasy hidden in the basement, and walls lined with wild mob artifacts. The storytelling is punchy, full of larger-than-life characters, and impressively interactive. Try your hand at cracking a safe, or step into a simulated police lineup for extra giggles (and photos).  What puts the Mob Museum over the top for us is the atmosphere. Chilling in the basement bar with a perfectly mixed giggle water (that’s a classic cocktail to you and us), you’ll feel like a wiseguy, minus the risky business. It’s fascinating, immersive, and offers a slice of Vegas history you simply won’t find anywhere else on The Strip.  Las Vegas Downtown – Fremont St. Walking Tour  Downtown Las Vegas is all about thrills, history, and people-watching, making a Thursday walking tour the perfect start to your adventure. Fremont Street buzzes with neon lights, local art, and bold personalities—during the day it’s full of old-school Vegas charm and by night, it’s a sensory playground.  On the walking tour, guides spill tales about vintage casinos, legendary characters, and the city’s evolution from gambling frontier to glitzy sensation. You’ll peek at the neon cowboy outside the Pioneer Club, hear stories of mobsters and visionaries, and maybe even learn the secrets behind those wedding chapels.  Our favorite part? The Fremont Street Experience’s light show kicks off after dark, so you get a front-row spot to LED displays that turn the street’s canopy into a digital sky. Street performers, pop-up bars, and hidden speakeasies keep the party going. Locals and tourists mingle, the vibe is friendly, and you get a hefty helping of Vegas soul.  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade  Las Vegas has a sweet side, and you’ll taste it at Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe. This cute spot is the pick-me-up every Thursday explorer needs, especially after a morning of walking or sightseeing. With modern, playful décor and a glass case stuffed with pastries, it’s equal parts Parisian bakery and Vegas treat shop.  Signature sweets include flaky chocolate croissants, bold ube cheesecake, and their spin on cannoli—each one picture-perfect and seriously delicious. If you’re after something savory, try the breakfast quiche or a bagel sandwich, paired with a rich barista-brewed coffee or a foamy matcha latte.  What makes Sweet Sin special is its welcome. People linger over pastries, chatting or planning their next stop, while the friendly staff keep the tunes and recommendations coming. Nab a seat by the window and watch LINQ’s parade of tourists and street performers. A perfect mid-morning, pre-show, or late-night dessert stop.  The Neon Museum  Ever wanted to walk through a real-life Instagram dream? The Neon Museum is your answer. Home to hundreds of rescued vintage neon signs, this outdoor museum feels like an art gallery-meets-Vegas history lesson. And on Thursdays, you’ll often find special tours or events lighting up the famous “boneyard”.  The path winds among glowing signs from old casinos, hotels, and Vegas institutions—the Stardust, Moulin Rouge, Sahara, and more—each with its own story. Knowledgeable guides share behind-the-scenes tales: which sign lit up the Rat Pack era, which one flashed its last during a wild all-nighter, and how artists keep the neon buzzing for a new generation.  Evening tours are especially magical, with the signs flickering back to life in a rainbow of pinks, blues, and yellows. It’s vintage Vegas at its best, nostalgic and cool. Bring your camera—the photo ops are endless.  minus5° "Cool Experience" at the Venetian Canal Shoppes  Need a break from the desert heat? Minus5° offers the perfect solution. This lounge is entirely made of ice, from the sculpted glasses to the frozen benches and glimmering walls. Slip into a parka (they’re included!), and step inside a glowing chilly wonderland that feels worlds away from sun-soaked Vegas.  The décor changes with each event—think glacial thrones, polar bear sculptures, and glowing ice chandeliers. Order a signature cocktail and settle into the frosty vibes as a DJ plays chilled-out (pun intended) beats. The crowd is a fun mix of first-timers, regulars, and plenty of goofballs posing for photos with the sculptures.  It’s a quirky, refreshing experience all week, but especially on Thursday before the weekend rush. You’ll leave feeling energized, and maybe—just maybe—a little cooler than before.  The Big Apple Roller Coaster  Seekers of speed, this one’s for you! Head to New York-New York Hotel & Casino, where The Big Apple Roller Coaster dominates the skyline. More than just a thrill ride, this coaster wraps around a mini-Manhattan—think plunging drops, wild loops, and sudden turns beneath faux skyscrapers for that true Vegas take on NYC excitement.  The atmosphere here is infectious. Each car is designed like a yellow New York taxi, adding an extra layer of playful detail. As you climb toward the first drop, a panoramic view of the Strip stretches before you, then—bam!—you’re barreling downhill at up to 67 miles per hour, screaming with riders who are instantly your new best friends. Corkscrews, dives, and even a brief pause where you can catch your breath and scenery before zooming off again—it’s an adrenaline rush you’ll want to replay.  And Thursday is brilliant for thrill rides: lines move quickly, and the evening lighting makes the whole experience feel electric. Finish your ride, grab a frozen treat on the arcade floor, and get that iconic roller coaster photo for your Vegas scrapbook.  Strip Highlights Night Flight on Papillon Helicopter  There’s only one way to step up your Thursday in Vegas, and that’s by going airborne. The Strip Highlights Night Flight by Papillon is as dazzling as the city itself, giving you a bird’s-eye view of bold lights, larger-than-life hotels, and fountains that dance far below.  This isn’t just a ride—it’s an experience worthy of all the superlatives. You’ll board a luxury helicopter and soar above Las Vegas Boulevard, watching the Strip light up as dusk gives way to twinkling neon. Look for famous sights from the sky: Bellagio’s fountains shimmer in perfect unison, the Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas glows golden, and The STRAT’s needle pierces the night.  The vibe is pure excitement, perfect for special occasions or making an ordinary Thursday feel extraordinary. Headphones pipe in a custom soundtrack, the pilot tells fun stories, and with glass all around, every seat is front-row. We promise you’ll talk about it long after you’re back on land—it’s a must for anyone wanting a new perspective on classic Vegas glitz.    There you have it—your Thursday in Las Vegas, packed with adventure, flavor, spectacle, and a touch of the unexpected! Whether you want to glide above the Strip, nosh on sweet and savory delights, get a firsthand look at history, or feel your heart race with every loop and twist, there’s no better day to do it than Thursday. See you on the Strip!    Enjoyed this? Check out our guide to the best bits outside the Strip, and our top picks for older visitors.  Step up your sightseeing with Go City®  We make it easy to explore the best a city has to offer. We’re talking top attractions, hidden gems and local tours, all for one low price. Plus, you'll enjoy guaranteed savings, compared to buying individual attraction tickets.  See more, do more, and experience more with Go City®– just choose a pass to get started! 

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