Things to Do in Las Vegas in August 2018

By Lindsay Eagan
Published: July 18, 2024

There’s fun for everyone in Las Vegas! Whether you’re traveling with kids in tow, planning a romantic getaway, celebrating with friends, or going solo, there is a huge variety of different things to do in Vegas. If you’re looking for things to do in Las Vegas in August 2018, check out our list of the best local activities and attractions, including...

  • High Roller Observation Wheel at the LINQ
  • Hoover Dam Tour
  • Stratosphere Observation Deck Plus VIP Access
  • Rockstar Pool Party Tour
  • and more...

Save on Attraction Admission

Regular admission to a number of these popular Las Vegas attractions are available on the Go Las Vegas Card. Choose as you go from dozens of top attractions and save up to 60% on combined admission vs paying at the gate. See all available passes, attractions & prices – Learn more. Please note, the seasonal events taking place at these attractions may be separately ticketed and not included on the Go Las Vegas Card. If you want a bigger list of seasonal events, then check out our suggested things to do in Las Vegas in the summer.

High Roller Observation Wheel at the LINQ: Daytime Pass

Image of Amusement Park, Ferris Wheel, Fun, Person, Theme Park, Take a spin on the world's largest observation wheel! The ride is 30 minutes long and will provide you with 360 degree views of Las Vegas. There is also an outdoor dining, shopping, and entertainment outside at the LINQ, which is a great destination for all visitors. Getting In: Las Vegas High Roller Daytime tickets are available on the Go Las Vegas Card.

Hoover Dam Tour

Image of Outdoors, Water, Dam, Hoover Dam, Landmark, The Hoover Dam is one of the most famous American landmarks. It's also a testament to those who came to a harsh, barren land and built the structure to sustain themselves. At the Dam, visitors will have two hours to explore at their leisure. Upgrade to enjoy time in the Visitor's Center and/or a range-guided tour of the Dam. This is for sure one of my favorite things to do in Las Vegas in August (or really anytime of year). Getting In: Hoover Dam Tour tickets are available on the Go Las Vegas Card.

Stratosphere Observation Deck Plus VIP Access

Image of Photography, City, Adult, Female, Person, Woman, Urban, Male, Man, Cityscape, This iconic fixture in the Las Vegas skyline offers both indoor and outdoor observation decks for stunning 360-degree views of the city and beyond. The Stratosphere Observation Deck is the tallest freestanding tower in the United States. Getting In: Stratosphere Tower Las Vegas tickets are available on the Go Las Vegas Card.

Rockstar Pool Party Tour

Image of Celebrating, Person, Adult, Male, Man, Hat, Flag, Party like a rock star at some of the best pool clubs in Las Vegas. Plus, you'll enjoy premium transportation on luxury party buses. On this tour, you will get to go from a pool party, to a limo party bus, then end at another pool party. Pool clubs are a distinctively Las Vegas thing, and are a great way to enjoy Vegas culture as you cool off! Getting In: Rockstar Pool Party Tour tickets are available on the Go Las Vegas Card.

Big Bus Las Vegas Tour

Image of Shoe, Adult, Female, Person, Woman, Male, Man, High Heel, Bus, Vehicle, People, Hat, Handbag, Explore the sights of the Las Vegas strip on this double decker hop-on hop-off bus tour, narrated by knowledgeable and entertaining guides. It's a great way to get around, especially since you definitely do not want to be dealing with their notorious traffic! Getting In: Big Bus Hop On Hop Off Las Vegas tickets are available on the Go Las Vegas Card.

Downtown Las Vegas / Fremont Street Walking Tour

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Take a tour of downtown Las Vegas and the famed Fremont Street area to fully appreciate the cultural side of this eclectic city. It's a two-hour walking tour that escorts you past some of the most famous casinos, hotels, restaurants, and much more. You'll get to see the newly revitalized area of Fremont East, too, as well as the delightful Downtown Container Park (a good place to come back to later to visit on your own time). If you do decide to enjoy this tour, keep in mind that in the summer you'll for sure need a hat, sunblock, and sunglasses to protect you from the heat and sun! Getting In: Downtown Las Vegas / Fremont Street Walking Tour tickets are available on the Go Las Vegas Card.

Local Sporting Events

If you're a sports fan, you're in luck! Las Vegas has slowly but sure amassed a bunch of professional sports teams for you to cheer on during your visit. For starters, there's the USL team, Las Vegas Lights FC, who play in America's second tier of professional soccer. Their season includes matches in August. There's also the WNBA team, the Las Vegas Aces, who play at the Mandalay Bay Events Center through August. And while their season won't have started in August, the instantly-famous Las Vegas Golden Knights NHL team is one to watch out for if you're visiting in the fall or winter! Getting In: All local sporting events are separately ticketed and are not included with the Go Las Vegas Card.

M&Ms World Las Vegas

Image of Food, Sweets, Candy, "My Color" Wall inside M&M'S WORLD® Las Vegas (Photo credit: M&M's WORLD® Las Vegas)
Come to this monument of of colorful fun, the four-level M&Ms World Las Vegas is one of the sweetest retail-entertainment attractions around. You can get different things printed on M&Ms, pick up some cool merchandise and check out some cool exhibits. Getting In: Admission to the M&Ms World Las Vegas is free.

Remember to Save on Attraction Admission

There you go - plenty of fun ideas for things to do in Las Vegas in August. Remember, many of these great attraction options are included on the Las Vegas Explorer Pass, where you can save up to 55% on combined admission vs paying at the gate. Please note, the seasonal events taking place at some of these attractions may be separately ticketed and not included with the Las Vegas Explorer Pass. Consider adding a few of these fun options to your August vacation itinerary.

Lindsay Eagan
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Shop Like a Local: Vegas Market Adventures

Who says Vegas is all glitz, high-rises, and poker chips? Step away from the slot machines and you’ll find Vegas delivers when it comes to local markets—think fresh farmers’ fare, handmade crafts, pop-up eats, and hidden vintage finds. Whether you’re hunting for unique gifts or chasing the best bites in town, we’ve rounded up a mix of the city’s markets (plus an unforgettable swap meet!) that show off local character. So grab a tote bag, bring a big appetite, and get ready to explore a different side of Sin City—with flavors, art, and stories around every corner.  Our favorite markets in Las Vegas include:  Downtown 3rd Farmers Market  Las Vegas Farmers Market at Floyd Lamb Park  Market in the Alley  Broadacres Marketplace & Event Center  Fresh52 Farmers & Artisan Market  Vintage Market Days of Southern Nevada  Las Vegas Swap Meet  Downtown Summerlin Farmers Market  Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet  International Marketplace  Downtown 3rd Farmers Market  Nestled in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas, the Downtown 3rd Farmers Market brings vibrant flavors and local vibes to the city. You’ll wander through stalls stacked with organic produce, artisan honey, and rainbow-bright microgreens. Each visit feels like a mini neighborhood festival, with upbeat music, food trucks dishing out everything from loaded nachos to vegan tamales, and local chefs often giving free demos or samples.  What sets this market apart is the focus on desert-grown goods—look for cactus jams, Medjool dates, and spicy salsas you won’t find elsewhere. The laid-back atmosphere makes it a top pick for meeting locals and sampling small-batch treats. If you’re in Vegas on a Friday, swing by for breakfast burritos and craft coffee, then score fresh-baked pastries for a snack between sightseeing stops. You’ll leave feeling like you uncovered a true local hangout—without ever needing a reservation.  Market in the Alley  If you’re after a market that pulses with downtown Las Vegas creativity, Market in the Alley is your spot. Held monthly in the vibrant Fremont East District, this outdoor bazaar feels more like a block party than a shopping stop. You’ll find artists screen-printing tees on-site, vintage sellers curating racks of retro finds, and jewelry makers working their benches as you browse.  Street food and entertainment steal the show: food trucks and small-batch producers offer Korean corn dogs, gourmet s’mores, and cold brew on nitro. There are live bands and poetry readings in the open air, setting a relaxed pace for your afternoon. Shoppers scoop up hand-poured candles that smell like Joshua Tree nights, unique home décor, and custom pet bandanas. If you’re hunting for a one-of-a-kind souvenir (or just want some ultra-local bites), Market in the Alley turns downtown exploration into an experience you’ll keep talking about.  Broadacres Marketplace & Event Center  Broadacres Marketplace is more than a market—it’s a cultural adventure sprawling across 44 acres north of downtown. Picture hundreds of vendors covering everything from tools and toys to crafts, clothing, and housewares. You’ll hear Spanish and English echoes as mariachi bands wander, dance troupes perform, and grills fill the air with the scent of grilled corn and carne asada tacos.  It’s a local favorite for bargain hunting and people-watching, with live entertainment families love. Between scoring deals on quirky antiques and tasting churros dipped in chocolate, you’ll find produce stalls, fresh-squeezed juices, and every snack under the sun. For travelers, Broadacres delivers a slice of multicultural Vegas—festive, family-friendly, and always loud in the best way possible.  Fresh52 Farmers & Artisan Market  This roving market pops up at several spots—including Tivoli Village and Inspirada—and boasts a curated collection of farmers, crafters, and specialty food vendors. Think small-batch jams, pickled veggies, specialty olive oils, and bouquets from local flower farms. Fresh52 is where you come for the freshest greens, sourdough loaves still warm from the oven, and vegan treats made with dates and cacao.  Food stalls keep it interesting: you might snack on wood-fired pizza, stuffed pupusas, or fruit smoothies made to order. Sometimes live acoustic music drifts through the stalls, making it perfect for a lazy weekend morning. If you want a taste of Vegas’ farm-to-bag scene (with a dash of browsing for artisan jewelry or bath bombs), Fresh52 always delivers wholesome, friendly charm.  Las Vegas Swap Meet  Get the real-deal local experience at the Las Vegas Swap Meet, where over 200 vendors serve up a melting pot of goods—think gadgets, houseplants, fresh t-shirts, and produce bargains. The indoor-outdoor setup means shopping is on, rain or shine, and you can easily lose hours moving from one stall to the next.  Food trucks keep you fueled with elote, pupusas, and fresh fruit cups. Local bands sometimes play as you browse. This is the spot to bargain, discover made-in-Vegas oddities, and snack your way through the afternoon alongside families and savvy locals. Bring cash, comfy shoes, and a spirit of curiosity—every visit turns up a surprise.  Downtown Summerlin Farmers Market  Set beside trendy shops and open-air plazas, the Downtown Summerlin Farmers Market pulls together dozens of local growers, bakers, and makers every Saturday. You’ll see lines for wildflower honey, crusty baguettes, and baskets of just-picked fruit. Shaded areas and wide walkways make this market stroll-friendly even in summer, while kids gravitate to the farm-stand petting zoo.  Specialty food tents tie it all together: you’ll usually spot Bolivian cheese breads, Thai spring rolls, and handmade pasta. Grab a cold-pressed juice or nitro coffee and fill your market bag with enough local bounty for a picnic in nearby Red Rock Canyon. It’s the perfect way to start a Saturday before hitting the hiking trails or shopping the boutiques.  Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet  The Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet lives up to its name. Imagine 400 vendors under one giant roof, selling everything from vintage records to party dresses, gadgets, collectible toys, and new releases from local designers. The climate-controlled space makes it a go-to anytime of year, and friendly vendors are always ready to chat about their best deals.  You’ll find snack spots scattered throughout, serving pizza, churros, and regional specialties like Hawaiian shave ice. Artists sometimes paint live or offer quick made-to-order signs. If you love the thrill of exploring and a little bit of genre-defying chaos, this swap meet is a weekend essential—just be warned, the bargains are often too good to pass up.  International Marketplace  A Vegas institution for world flavors (and a must for foodies), International Marketplace is technically a giant grocery, but the experience feels like wandering through the global street markets of your dreams. Just west of the Strip, this sprawling emporium stocks foods, drinks, and ingredients from every continent—think Japanese candies, British biscuits, South American hot sauces, European cheeses, and specialty teas from every corner of the globe.  But it’s not just about shopping. The International Marketplace turns browsing into an adventure: pick up Turkish delight for snacking, try Filipino ube ice cream from the freezer aisle, or hunt for rare Asian candies you won’t spot in your average grocer. There’s a distinct international buzz to the whole scene, with bilingual signs, friendly staff eager to recommend new finds, and an ever-changing lineup of seasonal specialties.    There you have it: Vegas’ market scene is full of unexpected treasures, local stories, and global flavors tucked just off the Strip. Whether you’re on the hunt for fresh fruit under the desert sun, artisan bites you’ll tell your friends about, or quirky gifts that scream “Vegas,” these spots offer shopping with heart, flavor, and a dash of showbiz flair. Don’t forget your tote bag—there’s always another treat, trinket, or taste waiting around the next booth!    Enjoyed this? Check out our tips for beating the Vegas heat, and how to make the most of your mornings on the Strip.  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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Spin into Fun: 10 Best Experiences Near the High Roller

If you think the High Roller is just about sky-high views and glittering panoramas, think again. This giant wheel sits smack in the middle of a playground packed with excitement, flavor, and non-stop entertainment—all within a stroll of your pod. Whether you’ve got energy to burn after your ride or you’re seeking a way to wind down (with a side of Vegas flair), the area surrounding the High Roller delivers—big time. We’re talking adrenaline, eats, laughs, and those quirky moments you’ll remember long after you’ve left the Strip. Ready to plan an unforgettable Vegas day? Here are our top picks for things to do and places to explore just steps from the High Roller.  Our must-do picks near the High Roller Observation Wheel include:  Fly LINQ Zipline  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade  Madame Tussauds Las Vegas  minus5° “Cool Experience” at the Venetian Canal Shoppes  Eiffel Tower Experience  The Mob Museum  Illuminarium Experiences at AREA15 Las Vegas  The Australian Bee Gees Show  KA by Cirque du Soleil  The LINQ Promenade itself  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade  After all the high-flying excitement, a treat is definitely in order. Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe is a dessert haven with a Japanese twist, known for delicate pastries and inventive lattes. This sunny space buzzes with visitors—grab a sleek marble-topped table or snap a selfie under their wall of pastel macarons. Try their fluffy Japanese soufflé pancakes (locals swear they’re Vegas’s best) or grab a tangy yuzu tart to-go. Their signature matcha latte is a favorite for cooling down, but there’s always something new, from seasonal mochi donuts to caramel croissants. Sweet Sin is perfect for people-watching or just taking a well-earned sugar break.  Madame Tussauds Las Vegas  Meet your favorite celebrities without the velvet rope at Madame Tussauds, just a short stroll away. Here, the figures are eerily lifelike—pose with Elvis, snap a selfie beside Beyoncé, or challenge Muhammad Ali to a face-off. The experience is equal parts interactive and hilarious, and the themed zones (Marvel superheroes, EDM party, classic Vegas acts) keep the energy up. What makes this a standout? The sense of fun—everyone is there to get silly and snap Insta-worthy shots. There’s even an outlandish 4D Marvel movie experience tucked inside. If you’re group-traveling, it’s a crowd-pleaser with so many photo ops you’ll run out of phone memory before you run out of smiles.  minus5° “Cool Experience” at the Venetian Canal Shoppes  Ready to beat the Las Vegas heat? Step inside minus5°’s ice-filled world for a completely different vibe—giant frozen sculptures, chilly seats, and drinks served in real ice glasses. Don a parka (they’ll supply it) and wander around themed rooms filled with frosty art and fun photo spots. The lighting and colored ice make for out-of-this-world snapshots, and there’s that giddy feeling of “is it really this cold in Vegas?” The playful, laid-back atmosphere means you’re just as likely to find fellow travelers starting conversations as you are to bump into a bachelorette crew. Whether you stay for one cool cocktail or three, it’s one of those unexpected Vegas experiences you’ll want to talk about later.  The Mob Museum  Ready to swap glitz for gritty stories? The Mob Museum, a quick drive from the High Roller, is pure drama—three floors of immersive exhibits chronicling the rise and fall of organized crime in Las Vegas and beyond. Step inside and you’re transported: vintage neon, clandestine wiretaps, police memorabilia, and a speakeasy-style bar complete with secret entrance. The stories are fascinating, the atmosphere is both thrilling and informative, and the interactive exhibits (like the crime lab) invite you to play detective. Whether you gobble up true crime podcasts or just love a brush with Las Vegas history, the Mob Museum delivers a real behind-the-scenes peek.  Illuminarium Experiences at AREA15 Las Vegas  Just a short rideshare away, Illuminarium at AREA15 breaks all the rules about what an ‘attraction’ can be. These immersive, multi-sensory rooms transform with sound, visuals, and even scents—one moment you’re wandering an African safari, the next you’re stargazing on Mars. The tech here is incredible, as is the sense of wonder it inspires. The lounge area, complete with creative cocktails, extends the fun after your interactive adventure. Illuminarium is perfect for kids and adults alike—a place that makes you feel like a kid, no matter your age.  The Australian Bee Gees Show  If you’re after live music and a healthy hit of nostalgia, The Australian Bee Gees Show packs the dance floor with a tribute to the music legends themselves. Taking place at the Excalibur Hotel, it’s a full-on night of sing-along, toe-tapping fun wrapped in sparkly stage lights and groovy ‘70s style. The performers have the look and the harmonies down spot-on, creating a feel-good throwback party that brings the whole room together. For fans of disco—or just good energy—this show is guaranteed feel-good.  KA by Cirque du Soleil  Las Vegas dazzles with spectacular shows, and KA takes the “spectacular” part seriously. This Cirque du Soleil masterpiece fills the gigantic MGM Grand theater with jaw-dropping acrobatics, martial arts, aerial stunts, and a soaring, operatic score. The real wow comes from the moving stage itself—it spins, tilts, even turns vertical—so every seat gets a front-row experience. The performance is a rush of color, sound, and story that leaves everyone in the audience wide-eyed, making it a perfect after-dinner treat just a short hop from the LINQ area.  The LINQ Promenade  Don’t overlook the pleasures waiting right under the High Roller’s shadow. The LINQ Promenade is its own mini-universe of Vegas delights: swirling lights, pub patios, quirky shops, and street performers strumming up a party. Snap a shot with the flamingo at the famous Flamingo hotel, sample local craft beers at the open-air bars, or hunt for wild fashion at Kitson and other boutiques. There’s always something new popping up, from temporary art installations to surprise DJ sets. The vibe is playful, vibrant, and perfect for wandering with friends or family—especially after dark, when the neon glows and the Strip’s energy is at its peak.    With so much to see and do right by the High Roller, it’s easy to fill your Vegas day (and night) with surprises, laughs, and wow-worthy memories. Why rush anywhere else? This corner of the Strip has just about everything you need for an unforgettable Vegas adventure.    Enjoyed this? Check out our guide to getting to the Strip from the airport, and discover how to make your morning a memorable one.   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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Things to do Outside Las Vegas City

No-one ever said that someone who is tired of Las Vegas is tired of life. And that’s because, quite frankly, Sin City can be *exhausting*: the 24-hour hustle and bustle; that constant neon glare; all those glitzy casinos, shows, restaurants, pools and rooftop bars vying for your attention; the overwhelming chaos of the Strip. It’s no surprise that, after a couple of days of high rolling, frazzled travelers often find themselves ready to recharge. The good news is that there are plenty of great things to do outside Las Vegas city. Hey, just because it’s in the middle of a desert doesn’t mean there aren’t dozens of eye-popping natural (oh ok, and man-made) attractions to discover, many within an hour of the Strip. Indeed, its desert location is what makes it such a fine destination for out-of-town excursions. The best of both worlds, if you will. So saddle up and join us on our rundown of some of the best day trips from Las Vegas, including: The Grand Canyon Hoover Dam and Lake Mead Seven Magic Mountains Red Rock Canyon Mount Charleston The Grand Canyon There are a number of ways to experience the Grand Canyon. Indeed, you may well be able to pap it from your flight into town (assuming you’re sat on the right side of the plane, that is). But can you really say you’ve ‘done’ the Grand Canyon if you haven’t set foot in it? No, dear reader, you cannot. So go on: book yourself a thrilling helicopter ride for spectacular (and close-up) aerial views as you cruise over the south or west rims of this epic natural wonder, before touching down among its iconic rust-red rocks and hardy desert wildflowers. You’ll have plenty of time for a wander and/or to stuff your camera roll full with enough selfies to fill your Insta feed for a year. Many operators also offer bolt-on experiences like champagne picnics and birthday celebrations for those ultimate #humblebrag souvenir snaps. The sunset ride back into Vegas ain’t too shabby either, as you soar over the neon-lit Strip against a backdrop of blazing desert skies. Magical. Seven Magic Mountains You could be forgiven for thinking you’ve been hitting the mescal too hard when you first lay eyes on the Seven Magic Mountains, a trippy Mojave Desert art installation by Swiss sculptor Ugo Rondinone, around 30 minutes south of Las Vegas. The sculpture consists of seven gravity-defying towers of boulders, some teetering as high as 35 feet tall! But that’s not all: these desert totems are painted in a kaleidoscope of colors – sky blue, mint green, flamingo pink – making for quite the eye-popping sight against those big azure desert skies. The installation is visible from Interstate 15, but is far more impressive up close. Take a good pair of walking boots and get there early to beat the crowds. Spring Mountains National Recreation Area You probably didn’t come to Las Vegas expecting snow. But snow is what you can have on a trip out to the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, or simply Mount Charleston as the locals know it. This is one of the (ahem) coolest things to do outside Las Vegas city limits, and is only about an hour north of the Strip. Temperatures here tend to run around 20-30 degrees lower than the city, making this fine natural wonder and Mount Charleston, its frequently snow-capped star, an excellent choice for escaping the Las Vegas heat. The scenic drive out of town is impressive enough in its own right, as the landscape transforms from those heat-hazed Martian reds to a coole, greener alpine environment. But the park’s lush wilderness, all pine forests and crashing waterfalls, is nothing short of spectacular.  There’s a vast variety of hiking opportunities here, and it’s also where you can spot gnarly bristlecone pines, among the most ancient living trees on the planet, some of them many thousands of years old. Take the relatively unchallenging Bristlecone Loop, or steel yourself for a 16-hour round-trip ramble to Charleston Peak, nearly 12,000 feet up in the clouds, where views, on clear days, of Death Valley, the Sierra Nevada, and Las Vegas, provide quite the stunning reward. Red Rock Canyon There’s a variety of ways you can enjoy the epic natural wonder that is Red Rock Canyon: 200,000 prehistoric acres of rust-colored sandstone stacks and cacti-crammed valleys. The canyon’s location just a few miles west of downtown makes it one of the easiest things to do outside Las Vegas. Rent a pink Cadillac and cruise there in less than half an hour (top down and ‘Viva Las Vegas’ blasting out at maximum volume, natch). There’s a scenic 13-mile driving loop, from which it's possible to access most of the hiking trails, from short casual rambles to steep, glute-straining ascents. You can even book guided half- or full-day horseback hacks through this extraordinary wild landscape, keeping peepers peeled (and camera at the ready) for hidden waterfalls, ancient Native American petroglyphs, and the twitching ears of curious jackrabbits along the way. Check out some of the hiking trails here. Hoover Dam and Lake Mead The Hoover Dam is one of those feats of early 20th-century engineering and ingenuity that will leave your jaw on the floor from the moment you set eyes on it. The dam’s shapely curves aren’t just there to look good either: it’s an arch-gravity dam, which means the pressure of the water against its specific curvature actually makes it stronger. Impressive. As with most out-of-town Vegas attractions, there’s a whole menu of ways to visit the Hoover Dam and its reservoir (the biggest in the United States, fact fans), Lake Mead, where its possible to go boating, swimming, water skiing and more. You could take a helicopter ride for aerial views, or get there by coach and set foot on the thing, taking in panoramic views from the Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge some 905 feet above the Colorado River. The latter is available with the Go City Las Vegas attractions pass, which includes access to dozens more Sin City bucket-listers for one money-saving price. Check it out here. Save on Tours, Attractions and Activities in Las Vegas  Save on admission to Las Vegas attractions with Go City. Check out @GoCity on Instagram for the latest top tips and attraction info.
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