Things to Do in Las Vegas for Couples

The best Las Vegas attractions for adults.

By Lindsay Eagan
Published: July 18, 2024
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It's no surprise that Las Vegas is a go-to destination for couples. The Vegas Strip has been the backdrop of many a marriage proposal, with some popular "pop the question" locations found at the top of the High Roller Observation Wheel, or in front of the famous Bellagio Fountains. Las Vegas is also famously a wedding (or honeymoon) destination, whether you're the spontaneous type or have planned every detail.

There's plenty to do in Vegas in addition to the traditional gameplay, from top attractions to delicious dining. If you’re looking for things to do in Las Vegas for couples, check out our list of the top attractions and activities, including...

  • World Famous Las Vegas Shows
  • Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Tour
  • High Roller Observation Wheel at the LINQ
  • Eiffel Tower Experience at Paris Las Vegas
  • Check Out Fremont Street
  • Grand Canyon Tours
  • and more...

See a Las Vegas show

The Las Vegas theater scene features some of the best entertainment and shows in the US, perfect for couples wanting to watch performances after a long day exploring the city. It's bound to be one of the highlights of your visit to Vegas. Popular shows include...

  • VEGAS! THE SHOW
  • V - The Ultimate Variety Show
  • Zombie Burlesque
  • Beatleshow Orchestra
  • Marc Savard Comedy Hypnosis
  • The Mentalist
  • Cirque du Soleil
  • and more...
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Can’t decide which show to see? No problem. All of these shows are unique, so if you want to see them all, you're free to do so with your pass!

Getting In: The Go Las Vegas pass includes admission to all of these shows.

Stratosphere Observation Deck

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The Stratosphere Observation Deck is another very popular thing to do in Las Vegas for couples. The observation deck offers amazing views of the Strip and is another perfect scene for popping the question. It's also just a great spot to get fantastic photos of the entire Las Vegas strip from above. Be sure to get that perfect selfie of the two of you with the bright lights of the city in the background!

Thrill-seeking adults can also get their adrenaline fix with rides such as the Big Shot, X Scream, Insanity, or SkyJump from the top of the Stratosphere. Please note that these attractions require an additional upgrade fee from your pass. Not up for the thrill rides? Opt to relax and grab a drink at the Air Bar.

Getting In: Stratosphere Observation Deck admission is included on all Las Vegas passes.

Grand Canyon tours

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If you love the great outdoors and its natural beauty, you will absolutely not want to miss out on a tour of the magnificent Grand Canyon National Park. Explore the famed South Rim for a chance to pop off the bus at a few of the most iconic viewpoints along the canyon's edge, like Mather Point, the deepest part of the canyon.

There are also many other viewpoints, Native American structures and artwork, plus museums. You'll also get to go past the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead, so it's like several tours all rolled into one. Even better - you'll get picked up right at your hotel!

Getting In: Grand Canyon Tour admission is available as a premium attraction option with the 3-, 4-, and 5-Day Go City Las Vegas passes.

Las Vegas helicopter tour

One of the most thrilling excursions you can possibly embark on in Las Vegas is a helicopter tour. Hover over the Strip and see the true beauty and grandeur of this city. With a nighttime tour, you'll see the entire Strip illuminated in twinkling lights. It's both fun for friends and super romantic for couples. This might just be the most exciting ten minutes of your life.

Getting In: Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Tour admission is available as a premium attraction option with the 3-, 4-, and 5-Day Go Las Vegas passes.

High Roller Observation Wheel at the LINQ

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Couples will have fun holding on to each other as they soar 550 feet over the Vegas Strip aboard a 30-minute ride on the High Roller Observation Wheel, offering 360-degree views of downtown Las Vegas. Grab a drink before boarding, enjoy the ride, and then go shopping at the LINQ, an outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment venue. You could spend an entire afternoon here browsing and relaxing.

Insider tip: If you want the best seat in the house, head to the far right of the cabin as soon as you enter. This is the best view of the Strip.

Getting In: Las Vegas High Roller admission is included on all Go City Las Vegas passes.

Hoover Dam tour

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Once one of mankind's greatest engineering marvels, the Hoover Dam is still pretty impressive decades after its construction. Holding back the Colorado River to form the gorgeous Lake Mead, the Hoover Dam is also a really cool place to explore on its own.

Tour the exhibit areas, the Visitor's Center, and museum, and much more. Even better - the tour picks you up from Las Vegas, so you don't have to worry about the hassle of driving yourself out there.

Insider Tip: for the best views of the Dam and the Colorado River, stroll across the Mike O’Callaghan – Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge.

Getting In: Hoover Dam Highlights Tour admission is available on all Go City Las Vegas passes.

Richard Petty Driving Experience

An exhilarating experience you'll both love is a ride-along with an expert driver at the Richard Petty Driving Experience. Feel just like a pro as you zip around the track, reaching top speeds of up to 165 miles per hour in a real NASCAR race car. It's a perfect attraction for thrill-seeking couples.

Getting In: The Richard Petty Driving Experience is ticketed separately and is not included on Go City Las Vegas passes.

Check out Fremont Street

For five blocks worth of lights, sounds, and entertainment, head to Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. You'll see the world's largest video screen, Viva Vision, featuring free light shows every night. A visit here is an immersive experience for adults that really brings the vibrancy and energy of Las Vegas to life.

Frankly, this is a must-see neighborhood for those looking to get the real Vegas experience. Feeling hesitant to explore on your own? Take a guided walking tour of Fremont St! It's a glamorous and exciting neighborhood with lots to offer couples.

Getting In: Las Vegas Downtown Walking Tour admission is available on all Go City Las Vegas passes.

Rockstar Pool Parties & Club Tours

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While there are plenty of family-friendly attractions in Las Vegas, there are also some pretty killer adult-only attractions that you'll love. Friends and couples alike will savor the chance to spend some time at Las Vegas' hottest pool parties. There are tons to choose from, whether you're after a sophisticated poolside soirée or a more raucous affair.

Hop aboard a tour that will escort you around the city to the hottest pool clubs, which offer the chance to sit back and get a tan, or splash around the pool. Drinks abound, of course!

Getting In: Rockstar Pool Party Tour admission is available on all Go City Las Vegas passes.

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Lindsay Eagan
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High-Roller Hotels (you only get married once, right?): if you're looking for a little luxury on the strip, some hotels to consider are Mandarin Oriental, Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, Mandalay Bay, Bellagio Hotel & Casino, Caesars Palace, The Palazzo, Wynn Las Vegas, and Encore. Bachelorette Party Activities Give your guests an idea of the itinerary before the trip so that they know what to expect (and what to pack). Include the weather forecast when you touch base with all of the ladies right before the trip. For Relaxing Chances are, everybody will need a break from the parties and celebrations at some point during your trip to relax and restore. Schedule in some time to do something relaxing like seeing a show or hitting the spa. Sit back and relax as you glide through the picturesque streetscape on an outdoor gondola ride at The Venetian®. You'll feel like you're traveling through the canals of Venice while your guide serenades you. (Great photo opp!) 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Thrills in Vegas: The Ultimate Big Apple Coaster Vs Fly LINQ Showdown

Las Vegas Thrills: Which Is Right for You, The Big Apple Coaster or Fly LINQ Zipline?  Vegas is the playground of the West—where you can find world-class food, headline acts, and extreme thrill rides all in one neon-soaked evening. But here’s the real jackpot: when you want an instant adrenaline boost, should you strap into a legendary looping roller coaster or go soaring Superman-style above The Strip? The Big Apple Roller Coaster at New York-New York Hotel promises heart-pounding drops and classic coaster mayhem, while Fly LINQ Zipline lifts you skyward for a breezy ride over bubbling fountains, bustling foot traffic and those eye-popping Las Vegas views. Let’s break down the pros, thrills and swoon-worthy moments for each, so you can plan your perfect Vegas day (or night!)—plus tips on eating, snapping the best pics, and everything in between.  The Lowdown  The Big Apple Roller Coaster:  Classic steel coaster running through a replica New York skyline.  Top speed: 67 mph, drop: 144 feet.  Loops, twists, and stunning Strip views.  Located at New York-New York Hotel & Casino.  Must be 54 inches tall.  Fly LINQ Zipline:  The first and only zipline on The Strip.  Riders soar 12 stories above LINQ Promenade.  1,121 feet—fly seated or superhero-style.  Panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip and High Roller wheel.  Minimum weight: 60 pounds, max 300 pounds.  Sounds Good, Tell Me More...  Okay, So Which One is Most Impressive?  We’re comparing adrenaline with altitude here, and both score seriously high. The Big Apple Roller Coaster claims that rare Vegas combo: authentic white-knuckle coaster meets dazzling city lights. Those screaming loops right above The Strip? Hard to top.  Fly LINQ brings altitude magic—floating over parties and fountains, snagging unbeatable selfies mid-flight, and delivering that swoopy, hero-feeling almost anyone can love. Both give you a ‘wow, only in Vegas!’ story, and both are major head-turners for onlookers, too.  Which One is More Fun?  Ask any group, and you’ll get different answers—mostly loud ones! Love big drops, wind-whipped hair, and whooping your way through extreme twists with friends? The Big Apple is your jam. The layout keeps excitement buzzing from start to finish, and even seasoned coaster fans leave with a silly grin.  If you prefer smooth speed, sky-high flights, and showing off for your social media followers, then Fly LINQ is all about giddy fun with less of the stomach-twisting suspense. It’s a brilliant group experience—watch as riders line up next to each other, egging each other on for that superhero pose.  Honestly? You can’t lose—both rides crank up the fun meter and guarantee giggles, cheers and new legends for your group chat.  Which is More Beautiful?  Let’s talk #views. The Big Apple Coaster surrounds you with photo-worthy movie set details: skyscraper replicas, glittery neon lights, and that all-American Statue of Liberty. At night, The Strip pulses around you for a front-row seat to Vegas sparkle.  Fly LINQ delivers those rare, open-air vistas: a straight shot down the best of Vegas, with street performers, palm trees and happy crowds as your backdrop. Sunset flights are pure magic as lights flicker on, while nighttime rides give you the full, electric Strip experience in one breezy swoop.  Pick the coaster for immersive, themed detail; pick the zipline for panoramic, can’t-get-this-anywhere-else city scenery.  Which Has the Better View?  Fly LINQ steals this category (by about twelve stories). That open-air, eagle’s eye sweep of The Strip is a view most people only get in Instagram dreams. Be sure to look up as you soar—High Roller’s massive circle looms above, and you’ll spot rooftop pools and new perspectives on Vegas icons you just can’t see from the ground.  The Big Apple Roller Coaster offers fun perspectives too—swooping past New York City landmarks and giving you a strobe-lit look at The Strip. For high drama heights, though, soaring wins every time.  How Do I Get There?  The Big Apple Roller Coaster:  New York-New York Hotel & Casino, 3790 S Las Vegas Blvd.  Walkable from anywhere central on The Strip.  Uber/Lyft and taxis drop off at the front drive.  For public transport, take The Deuce bus along The Strip—get off at Tropicana stop, cross the street, and you’re there!  Monorail users: closest stop is MGM Grand, then a quick walk.  Fly LINQ Zipline:  LINQ Promenade, 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd.  Heart of The Strip, between Flamingo and LINQ hotels.  Easily walkable from most hotels.  The Deuce also stops right outside on Las Vegas Blvd; look for the LINQ stop.  Monorail: hop off at Flamingo/Caesars Palace, then stroll down the outdoor LINQ Promenade straight to the base.  Either way, these rides are dead center in Vegas fun, so you’ll waste no time getting there.  Best Choice for Families, Couples or Friends  Families:  If your group includes thrill-seeking tweens and teens (and everyone meets height/weight requirements), both attractions will win raves. The roller coaster brings a carnival spirit; the zipline offers “look, Ma, no hands!” excitement. Some younger kids may feel more confident on the zipline since the ride is smooth and quick and less ‘wild’ than a coaster.  Couples:  Fly LINQ sets up perfect date-night vibes—fly side by side and then stroll to dinner, all in the heart of The Strip. But there’s real romance in screaming together through a loop-de-loop, especially with neon lights twinkling at dusk on the coaster.  Friends:  Both are gold mines for group selfies, wild stories and double-dare trash talk. Love a little competition? Challenge your crew to ride both—or race down Fly LINQ in superhero formation. For larger groups, Fly LINQ lets up to 10 zip at once —so everyone gets in on the action together. On the other hand, the Big Apple Roller Coaster’s tandem seating is prime for a shared laugh, shriek, or even a perfectly timed group photo mid-loop. Both deliver that “did we just do that?” moment to bond over long after the ride ends.  I’ve Got Fidgety Kids to Entertain – Which Has More ‘Hands On’ Activities?  The Big Apple Roller Coaster will make young thrill-seekers’ day—and the adventure extends beyond the track itself. Right next door, the Big Apple Arcade is packed with games, claw machines, and win-a-prize fun, making it an easy spot to let off steam, compete for high scores, or simply keep fidgety hands busy while grownups enjoy some gaming or a quick coffee. The carnival atmosphere means families can enjoy a combo of arcade classics and modern games—easily filling an afternoon.  Fly LINQ’s focus is the main event, but the LINQ Promenade is a treasure trove for wandering families. Before or after your flight, hop into the quirky shops, check out the cupcake vending machine at Sprinkles, or try life-size games at Brooklyn Bowl. Street performers and kids’ pop-up activities are often on hand, so there’s always something unexpected to keep little ones amused.  What’s the Accessibility Like?  Both attractions do a great job welcoming all guests, though each has its quirks. The Big Apple Roller Coaster features elevators for step-free access to the station and attentive staff ready to help guests with mobility concerns. Wheelchair users can reach the load platform, but riders do need to transfer from a wheelchair to the coaster seat (staff can assist). Service animals aren’t allowed on the ride—plan accordingly.  Fly LINQ Zipline boasts elevator access to both launch and landing towers. Team members are pros at helping all guests feel safe and secure, and the open design makes accessing the seating harness straightforward. Riders need to stand briefly to be harnessed in, and there are weight/height restrictions to keep things safe. As with the coaster, service animals must sit this one out.  Both offer detailed accessibility info online and staff happy to answer questions so every visitor can plan ahead with peace of mind.  Best Lunch Spots Nearby?  Ready for some tasty refueling? Both locations are right smack in foodie heaven. Here’s a shortlist for every taste and budget:  New York-New York Area:  Tom’s Urban: American classics with a Vegas twist, outdoor Strip-facing seating, and crazy good “Big Fat Bacon” BLTs.  Shake Shack: Beloved for burgers and frozen custard milkshakes—grab a spot in the sun and people-watch.  Chin Chin: Laid-back, family-friendly spot for Chinese staples and dim sum. Their orange chicken is a fan favorite.  America: Open 24/7, this casual diner does it all—try the chicken fried steak or stack of blueberry pancakes if you’re riding early.  Directly on LINQ Promenade:  Flour & Barley: Brick-oven pizzas with bold toppings (hello, truffle mushroom!) and a lovely outdoor patio.  Yard House: Over 100 beers on tap, lively crowd, and a menu built for sharing—grab the chicken nachos or pepper-crusted burger.  Tilted Kilt: Sports bar vibe, heaping plates of wings and pub food. Extra points for live music on weekends.  Maxie’s: Breakfast all day, dazzling milkshakes, and giant cinnamon buns—dreams do come true.  If you’re on a budget, hit up In-N-Out Burger right across from NY-NY for a classic West Coast bite, or snag pizza by the slice at Haute Doggery on the Promenade.  Looking for a quick grab-and-go? Head to the Sprinkles cupcake ATM for a sweet treat or Linq’s Hash House a Go Go for their famous oversized pancakes and farm-to-table eats.  Where Are the Best Photo Opportunities?  Bring your camera—these rides are Insta-gold.  The Big Apple Roller Coaster:  Snap a pre-ride selfie with the hotel’s replica Statue of Liberty—the scale and setting will fool your friends back home.  Station staff sometimes catch and sell mid-air action shots, so bring your wildest faces for a souvenir!  Sunset offers the ultimate golden glow on the coaster as the Strip lights begin to sizzle.  Fly LINQ Zipline:  Have a friend snap your flight from below as you zoom overhead—the action shot possibilities (cape optional) are endless.  Get a selfie with the High Roller in the background at the launch platform.  Late afternoon and dusk are unbeatable, as the Strip glows and the Promenade’s neon comes to life—perfect lighting, guaranteed likes.  Pro tip: For both spots, polarized sunglasses help manage the bright Vegas sun—and don’t forget a wrist strap or lanyard if you plan to take GoPro video during your adventure.  We’re Finished and Thirsty – Is There a Decent Bar in the Area?  Absolutely! Vegas doesn’t leave you dry.  Near The Big Apple Roller Coaster:  Nine Fine Irishmen: Cozy Victorian pub with live bands and some of the finest pints and whiskey flights around. Try the Black & Tan, or splash out with a proper Irish Coffee.  The Chocolate Bar (inside NY-NY): Glitzy but welcoming, famed for their chocolate martinis—sweet, decadent, and a Vegas must-try.  Right on the LINQ Promenade:  O’Sheas: An affordable favorite, this lively spot offers beer pong, great craic, and crowd-pleasing Irish stouts. Don’t skip the frozen Irish coffee here.  Chayo Mexican Kitchen + Tequila Bar: Go for the signature margaritas or a spicy jalapeno cucumber cocktail—plus killer Strip balcony views.  High rollers, check out the VISTA Cocktail Lounge for creative mixology with LED skyline views, or grab a sky-high tipple aboard the High Roller observation wheel itself, where in-cabin open bars are a thing!  We’re Finished and Thirsty – Is There a Decent Bar in the Area?  Absolutely! Vegas doesn’t leave you dry.  Near The Big Apple Roller Coaster:  Nine Fine Irishmen: Cozy Victorian pub with live bands and some of the finest pints and whiskey flights around. Try the Black & Tan, or splash out with a proper Irish Coffee.  The Chocolate Bar (inside NY-NY): Glitzy but welcoming, famed for their chocolate martinis—sweet, decadent, and a Vegas must-try.  Right on the LINQ Promenade:  O’Sheas: An affordable favorite, this lively spot offers beer pong, great craic, and crowd-pleasing Irish stouts. Don’t skip the frozen Irish coffee here.  Chayo Mexican Kitchen + Tequila Bar: Go for the signature margaritas or a spicy jalapeno cucumber cocktail—plus killer Strip balcony views.  High rollers, check out the VISTA Cocktail Lounge for creative mixology with LED skyline views, or grab a sky-high tipple aboard the High Roller observation wheel itself, where in-cabin open bars are a thing!  Any Other Good Stuff Nearby?  Big Apple Roller Coaster vicinity:  Hershey’s Chocolate World: Indulge your sweet tooth with custom treats, a massive statue of the Statue of Liberty made from chocolate, and endless Hershey’s merch.  The Park: Open-air promenade blending lush gardens, public art, and terrific people-watching, leading to T-Mobile Arena—spot free concerts, pop-up art and shaded benches just steps from NY-NY.  MGM Grand Lion Habitat: A free stroll through the MGM Grand’s former lion habitat tunnel (no cats now, but classic Vegas photo-ops).  Fly LINQ neighborhood:  High Roller Observation Wheel: One of the world’s tallest, offering sweeping Strip panoramas and a happy hour cabin.  Brooklyn Bowl: Concerts, retro bowling lanes and southern-inspired eats—it’s one of the funkiest venues in town.  The LINQ Promenade Fountains: Synced music shows run frequently—grab a gelato and watch the water dance.  Flamingo Habitat: Visit the free wildlife exhibit at the Flamingo hotel, where pink flamingos, koi, and turtles play in lush pools.  Pro tips:  Locals love grabbing a frozen cocktail (or $2 beer) from the promenade stands for a ‘walktail’ between attractions.  Early evening visits to both areas offer shorter lines, gentler sun, and prime people-watching.  Round-Up: So, Which Adventure Wins?  Here’s the scoop: Whether your perfect Vegas thrill involves sky-high swoops above the LINQ or looping and diving high above a mini Manhattan, both The Big Apple Roller Coaster and Fly LINQ deliver only-in-Vegas memories. Choose the coaster if you crave action-packed loops; go for the zipline if you’re after sky-high vistas and the stories that come with soaring over Las Vegas.  And the best part? With Go City®, you don’t need to choose! Bundle both into your sightseeing and SAVE—time, money, and a whole lot of hassle. You get more adventure for less, and can tick off the city’s best attractions, all with one easy pass.  So, get ready: grab your Go City® pass, pick your crew, and prepare for a Vegas thrill ride—or flight—like no other!    Enjoyed this? Check out the best birthday bashes on the Strip, and discover how to the make the most of Pride in the city. 

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