10+ Things to Do in Las Vegas in Winter

Are you not entertained? Despite being in the desert, Sin City has winter activities galore, from fascinating circus shows to unique museums and side trips to the stunning Hoover Dam.

UPDATED NOVEMBER 2024
By Casey Makovich
Las Vegas

Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas! We’ve put together a list of our favorite events and activities going on in the city and the surrounding areas in winter. This way, you can make the most of your trip over the festive season. From seasonal attractions to day trips worth checking out, you'll have no problems keeping busy.

Check out our list of some of the best holiday activities, attractions, and things to do in Las Vegas in the Winter.

Holiday magic at the LINQ Promenade

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See the LINQ Promenade transformed for the holiday season. There will be a plethora of magnificent Christmas decorations (and you just know they’ll be larger-than-life – like everything in Vegas), plus festive music. You can also be blown away by a holiday magic show and holiday carolers, on select dates and times.

It is also super fun to view the lights from above with a ride on the High Roller Observation Wheel! Get 30 minutes of Las Vegas views from the world's tallest observation wheel (taller than the London Eye!) at 550 feet above ground. You'll be able to see the Vegas Strip, iconic landmarks, and much more.

REAL BODIES at Bally's

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Examine the human anatomy and get up close to over 20 real human bodies that have been dissected, preserved, and displayed in thought-provoking and educational ways at Real Bodies at Bally’s Las Vegas. This exhibit examines the deeper meaning of life through 11 galleries that explore the inner workings of the human body, from literally what it means to be alive, to the emotional and cultural associations derived from the way the body works.

These breathtaking exhibitions reveal the synergy between breathing, hunger, the rhythm of the heart, love, motion, thought, and medicine.

Hop On Hop Off Big Bus Las Vegas tour

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Truly one of the best and most fun ways to get around Las Vegas and explore the sights of the Las Vegas Strip while learning about all things Sin City is on the Hop On Hop Off Big Bus.

Your entertaining tour guides who brim with knowledge will point out highlights on the Las Vegas Strip and downtown. Sights include the famous 'Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas' sign, the Golden Nugget hotel, and casino at Fremont Street, the Miracle Mile, malls, museums, monuments, and more.

Check out our guide for more info on one of the best ways to get around while in Vegas.

Tour the Hoover Dam

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Check out the Hoover Dam, the number one sightseeing attraction in Las Vegas. Nearly 1,000,000 people tour the dam every year. You'll see why this engineering marvel is often referred to as the "greatest dam ever built."

Along the way, your guides will provide entertaining and informative narration and then you'll have a couple of hours to explore at your own pace and walk across the dam to the Arizona side. Visitors can check out locally crafted works of art, see the information video in the theater, exhibition halls, power plant, observation deck, and visitor's center.

Insider tip: Walk the Mike O'Callaghan - Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge for the best views of the Hoover Dam and the Colorado River.

Day trip to the Grand Canyon

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Get away from the Las Vegas strip and go on a full-day guided bus tour to the west or south rim of the Grand Canyon. You'll see a ton of sights along the way, including the Hoover Dam, the Bypass Bridge, Lake Mead, the Bighorn sheep habitat, Black Canyon, and the 900-year-old Joshua Tree Forest.

Once at the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon, you'll get a chance to explore the rustic wilderness of the area and walk along the rim, drink in the epic views, and get that perfect panoramic snapshot.

Please note: This tour is only available on the All-Inclusive pass.

Stratosphere Observation Deck

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Get the best views of Las Vegas from the iconic Stratosphere Observation Deck, the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States. At 1,149 feet above the ground, you'll get unbelievable 360-degree views of the Strip, downtown, and beyond.

For an adrenaline rush, test your fear of heights on the thrill rides at the top. Fly 160 feet in the air at 45 miles per hour on The Big Shot; ride the X Scream - a giant teeter-totter 866 feet above the ground. Insanity is a massive mechanical arm extending out the edge of the Stratosphere Tower at over 866 feet, spinning you at speeds of up to three 'G's!

Check out the Mob Museum

Did you know that Las Vegas was essentially built by notorious mobsters like Bugsy Siegel, Lucky Luciano, Frank Costello, and Meyer Lansky? Truly immerse yourself in the city’s criminal history at the Mob Museum, where real stories are brought to life with engaging, multi-sensory exhibits and hundreds of artifacts.

The history of Sin City is full of jaw-dropping, sinister facts and folklore and nobody tells it better than The Mob Museum.

Gene Woods Racing Experience

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Get behind the wheel of a super-fast kart. Enjoy a day full of high-octane excitement, and competition on the tracks at the Gene Woods Racing Experience. You'll learn everything you need to know about maneuvering the tracks safely at top speeds, including tips for edging out the competition like a pro.

Then, you can take your turn battling it out side-by-side with family and friends over 15-18 laps on a challenging half-mile track. Lucky visitors might even get the chance to meet three-time racing champion Gene Woods himself. This living legend is spotted at the tracks most days giving tips and telling stories about his experiences behind the wheel.

Richard Petty Driving Experience: Ride-Along

Prefer to leave the high-speed racing to the pros? Gear up for a front-seat ride around three expertly handled race track laps from the safety of the passenger seat and embark on a thrill ride alongside a professional driving instructor at the Richard Petty Driving Experience. You’ll ride shotgun and reach extreme speeds of up to 165 mph in a 600-horsepower, 2-seat NASCAR race car.

Go ice skating at the Cosmopolitan

The Boulevard Pool at the Cosmopolitan turns into The Ice Rink where visitors can partake in the most quintessential of seasonal activities - ice skating! After you take a spin on the rink, you can enjoy relaxing by a fireplace with refreshments - a truly delightful festive experience where you can enjoy the magic of winter in the middle of the desert. What's more, they even create light snow showers every 30 minutes during select times.

Insider tip: Try one of the yummy s'more-flavored martinis after you skate and check online for information about skate rentals and reserving a fire pit.

Enjoy the winter outdoors at Lee Canyon

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It's hard to believe that just one hour from downtown Las Vegas there's real snow. Head to Lee Canyon for lots of winter fun, including skiing, snowboarding, lessons, tubing, and more. Go for the skiing, stay awhile for the aprés ski....! Not an expert skier? No worries! Perfect your skills with a local coach or just get some pointers on your technique. Lee Canyon provides fun for every level of ability.

Check Out Downtown Container Park

Downtown Container Park is a new urban concept in Las Vegas that features lots of shops and restaurants. It hosts a variety of fun regular and seasonal events each week, including a family-friendly silent disco, jazz sessions, art shows, and entertainment every second Sunday of the month. Check their events calendar in advance to see what's going on.

Go shopping

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There's no shortage of shops to choose from in Las Vegas. Whether you're looking for high-end boutiques, souvenirs for the kids, or more affordable alternatives, be sure to check out our list of top places to shop in Las Vegas. Where better to shop ‘til you drop than the most extravagant city in the world!

Free entertainment at Circus Circus

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Hotel/casino by night, Circus Circus by day is home to the world’s largest permanent circus. It’s fun for all the family at this mind-blowing Cirque de Soleil-style attraction including, jugglers, unicyclists, trapeze artists, acrobats, contortionists, and much more. Each act lasts about 10 minutes and they take place every half hour (on most days) starting at 11 a.m. Best of all, watching the show is free!

Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

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See the famous Bellagio Fountains right outside the Bellagio Hotel. Then head inside to see their spectacular Conservatory and Botanical Gardens decked-out for the holidays. Their "Majestic Holiday Magic" exhibit featuring nostalgic icons and over-the-top decor is sure to get you into the holiday spirit.

Insider tip: Head there at night, the fountains are prettier to watch when lit up.

A winter wonderland in Las Vegas

So there you have it — our list of the best things to do in Las Vegas in the winter. We hope you're inspired to add a few of these fun options to your winter vacation itinerary. So go grab a Las Vegas attraction pass and make the most of the colder months!

Please note, winter events taking place at some of these attractions may be separately ticketed and not included with the Go City Las Vegas passes. 

Casey Makovich
Go City Travel Expert

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10+ Things to Do in Las Vegas for Families

When you think of family-friendly destinations, Las Vegas may not be at the top of your list. In fact, it may not even make your top ten, but you'd be surprised by all the attractions the so-called “Sin City” has to offer families with kids. Contrary to popular belief, you can (and should!) enjoy a vacation in Las Vegas with your family, there are lots of ways to experience the city that don't involve casinos and night clubs. The devilishly delicious buffets will be the only “sinful” thing you do! If you're looking to save on admission to top Las Vegas attractions and tours, pick up a Las Vegas Explorer Pass® for your choice from 10+ of the best area attractions for one low price. Save up to 55% on combined admission prices vs paying at the gate! Madame Tussauds Las Vegas Madame Tussauds wax museums are enjoyable for visitors of all ages. In the Vegas location you’ll find lifelike wax creations in eight themed rooms (music, sports, Club Tussauds, Viva Las Vegas, Marvel Superheroes, and more) that are recognizable to kids, like Shaq and Britney Spears, as well as celebrities even grandparents will recognize (be on the lookout for Elvis). Take some photos of your kids with their favorite stars— they’ll love showing them off to all of their friends when you get back home. Visitors are encouraged to be creative with their poses and are allowed to get up close and even touch the figures. World Class Circus Acts at Circus Circus Although Circus Circus is a hotel/casino by night, in the day it is home to the world’s largest permanent circus. The incredible acts you’ll see at this Cirque de Soleil-style family attraction include jugglers, unicyclists, trapeze artists, acrobats, contortionists, and more. Each act lasts about 10 minutes and they take place every half hour (on most days) starting at 11 a.m. Best of all, watching a show is absolutely free. The AdventuredomeTM Everyone in the family is going to have a blast at America’s largest indoor theme park. Adventuredome is five acres of thrill rides and attractions enclosed under a glass dome. If you plan on riding more than one attraction, purchase the all-day ride pass for the best deal. Discovery Children’s Museum Discover something new at the Discovery Children’s Museum, where families can explore various hands-on exhibits. This museum is home to both permanent and visiting exhibits, all of which are unique and exciting for kids of all ages. Las Vegas Natural History Museum Get an up close look at Nevada’s wildlife, including animated dinosaurs at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, fondly known by the local kiddos as "the dinosaur museum". Families with smaller children will have a blast in the children’s learning room, featuring a hands-on experience with the area’s natural history. M&M’s® World Discover four stories of chocolatey goodness right on the Las Vegas Strip at M&M’s World. This fun store features everything we all know and love about these candy covered pieces of chocolate, including T-shirts, caps, lithographs, candy machines, and so much more. Don't forget to go up to the fourth floor and watch the action-adventure film starring the M&Ms and get your own container filled with personalized candies. Pinball Hall of Fame Parents will have a blast introducing their kids to the games they used to play back when they were young while visiting the Pinball Hall of Fame, "a place to play pinball the way pinball was meant to be played!" featuring over 200 games. Adults will have fun reliving their childhood, while the kids will have fun testing out games they probably never knew existed. Even if you aren't a pinball wizard, the Pinball Hall of Fame is a worthwhile stop for anyone visting Vegas. Siegfried & Roy’s Secret Garden and Dolphin Exhibit Get up close with some of the world’s most exotic animals at Siegfried & Roy’s Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat. This impressive habitat is located at The Mirage Hotel and Casino. Animals residing at this exhibit include white tigers, white lions, leopards and bottlenose dolphins. After exploring the secret garden take time to kick back and wait for the volcano at The Mirage to blow. Toy Shack If you find yourself enjoying the Fremont Street Experience while in Las Vegas, make time to wander through The Toy Shack. This store specializes in vintage toys from the 80’s and is the perfect opportunity to share with your kids the toys you used to play with at their age. You'll be hit with a wave of nostalgia and may just find yourself on eBay after visiting this unique shop. Planet Hollywood Grab a meal at Planet Hollywood for classic, American fare and a very family-friendly atmosphere. The kids will be entertained by the Hollywood-focused surroundings and movie memorabilia. So Remember... You can save up to 55% on many of your attraction visits with a Las Vegas Explorer Pass, so pick one up today!
Katie Sagal
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Tips for Visiting REAL BODIES at Bally's Las Vegas - Discount Tickets & More

One of Las Vegas’ most thought-provoking and educational exhibits, REAL BODIES at Bally’s Las Vegas, examines real human anatomy straight from the source. It has more than 20 real human bodies and over 200 specimens, which is nearly twice as many full body specimens as other similar exhibitions! You’ll get to see carefully dissected, preserved, and strategically displayed real human bodies. You'll learn how different aspects of how the body works. Many of the exhibits include art installations by talented, local artists. The art illustrates the cultural and emotional aspects of being alive, including an Ossuary (chapel of bones), a fan wall, and a kinetic sculpture that demonstrates muscle movement. How to get REAL BODIES at Bally's Discount Tickets? We’ve got you covered – REAL BODIES at Bally’s Las Vegas admission is available with the below money saving options, so you can choose the attraction pass that’s right for you: All-Inclusive Pass – All you can do. Includes admission to dozens of attractions. Explorer Pass – Choose as you go. Includes admission of 3, 5, or 7 attractions. Build Your Own Pass – Select the attractions you want to visit before you go. See all available Vegas passes, attractions & prices. What to expect from REAL BODIES at Bally's? REAL BODIES at Bally’s showcases the inner workings of the human body, system by system, and how everything is connected. You’ll get to explore various stages of life; from the very beginning to the end, and everything in between. This powerfully compelling exhibition explores the literal meaning of life reaching audiences on a deeper level through 11 immersive galleries. You’ll explore how body functions have deep cultural and emotional significance that reach as far back as the dawn of humanity. Check out our helpful guide for visiting REAL BODIES at Bally’s for information about ways to save on admission, tips for visiting, nearby attractions, and more. Tips for Visiting the REAL BODIES at Bally’s Consider whether or not you want to visit the section with embryos. It can be an emotional experience for some. Plan to spend at least 45-minutes to an hour exploring the exhibits. Get a Go Las Vegas Card Explorer Pass or Build Your Own Pass and save up to 55% off combined admission to REAL BODIES at Bally’s and other attractions. The closest stop along the monorail is “Bally’s & Paris.” REAL BODIES at Bally's is open to all ages, but parents may want to consider how their children may experience the exhibitions. REAL BODIES at Bally's is fully wheelchair accessible. Take your camera, but be aware that professional camera equipment is not permitted. Food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibition. When is the best time to visit REAL BODIES at Bally's? Plan to get to the exhibit right when it opens, at 10:00 am, to avoid the biggest crowds. What should I bring to REAL BODIES at Bally's? REAL BODIES at Bally’s is indoors so you don’t need to plan for any inclement weather. Consider bringing a camera if you want to capture some photos of the bodies, but professional camera equipment is not permitted. Galleries Introduction Confronted by a simple pinewood coffin and the first full body specimen, visitors are invited to explore their human anatomy like never before – discovering the important cultural and emotional significance of each body system while learning about anatomy and physiology in great detail. Anatomist’s study In an old-world room filled with cabinets of curiosity, visitors marvel at the strides made by anatomists and dissectors from Ancient Egypt to 19th century academics. Here, you'll learn about the most important structure in life – the skeletal system. Breathe It is the first and the last thing we do while on the planet – take a breath. Here, amidst inspiring scenic installations, visitors explore the respiratory system. You'll see a striking example of smoker’s lungs, and discover the significance of the breath in religions around the world. Hunger Featuring detailed descriptions of the digestive system, Hunger also features enlightening scenic installations related to our hunting-and-gathering past. Rhythm In this simply presented gallery, visitors explore the blood rich matrices within us. Delicate and complex castings of the circulatory system glow in an otherwise darkened room. Move Sculptural displays of the muscular system present specimens in active poses while encouraging visitors to take action of their own. From balance to coordination, this gallery tests visitors to see if they’re ready to make a move! Think “What are you thinking?” asks this gallery, in no uncertain terms. Displays range from whole brains, opened spinal cords, and even the smallest bones in our body that allow the sense of hearing, in order to illustrate the connectedness of the nervous system. What Becomes of Us In this atmospheric transition hallway, visitors have a chance to reflect on the end of life and what it means to “shed this mortal coil.” The transition area culminates in an ossuary-styled chapel replete with skulls and bones. (A perfect place for that unique Vegas wedding!) Love Study the reproductive system through full body and organ dissections while learning how the human species’ need to procreate has transformed into commitment, relationship, and love. Beginnings In a quiet setting, visitors witness the first stages of life through thoughtfully displayed embryonic and fetal specimens. Visitors may want to consider whether they want to view this exhibition as it may be upsetting for some. Repair Visitors learn how the miracles of modern medicine are making our lives longer and our quality of life better in the final exhibition gallery. It appears that we’re not too far from creating humans who might even live forever! What attractions are near REAL BODIES by Bally's? REAL BODIES at Bally’s offers easy access to other attractions, casinos, shows, restaurants, the monorail, parking, and more. It’s located across the street from Bellagio and is easily accessible from Flamingo and the Strip. The attractions that are closest to REAL BODIES at Bally’s are: High Roller Observation Wheel at the LINQ – Take a ride on the High Roller. It's the world’s tallest observation wheel for 30-minutes of stunning, Las Vegas Strip views. Rockstar Pool Party Tour – Party like a rockstar and go pool hopping to popular poolside spots along the Strip on an organized trip. The best part? You don’t have to plan and coordinate transportation. Vegas Rockstar Club Tour - Go on a tour of Las Vegas nightlife with this fully organized club hop to Vegas’ hottest spots. Includes open bar on the transportation bus! Eiffel Tower Experience at Paris Las Vegas – Experience Paris, or at least a recreation of its highlights, and get a view of the Strip from 46 stories above ground from the iconic Eiffel Tower. A show at the V-Theater: Marc Savard Comedy Hypnosis - Watch Marc Savard, the number one hypnosis show in Las Vegas, manipulate the free will of random audience members. You won’t believe what he can get people to do! V – The Ultimate Variety Show - Consistently voted the best variety show on the Strip, you’ll get to experience some Vegas-style fun geared towards all ages. Beatleshow Orchestra - Experience the hype of Beatlemania at the show voted “The Best Beatles Tribute in the World.” and more Where is there to eat near REAL BODIES at Bally's? Whether you’re looking for a quick bite to eat on the way or a more family-friendly sit-down restaurant on the Strip, there are lots of dining options near the exhibit. Meal at Planet Hollywood – Grab a bite of classic, American fare among movie memorabilia in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere. Nosh – Head to Nosh, a cafe conveniently located right inside Bally’s for a grab-n-go meal. Open 24-hours, options include: wraps, sandwiches, pre-made salads, and more. SEA Thai - If you’re in the mood for Thai food, SEA Thai is conveniently located in Bally’s, too. Battista’s Hole in the Wall – Craving carbs? This Italian-style joint serves up a classic menu with red-sauce offerings and a great wine selection. BLT Steakhouse – Head to BLT Steakhouse, right in Bally’s, for some classic surf n’ turf options with a nice, sit-down atmosphere. Save on Admission with a Las Vegas Explorer Pass Remember, the Las Vegas Explorer Pass is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility, which includes REAL BODIES at Bally’s admission as an option, plus your choice of other top attractions. Save up to 55% on top museums, tours, and activities vs. paying at the gate. Visit multiple attractions for one low price.
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Las Vegas Labor Day Weekend 2019 - 10+ Fun Things to Do in September

Labor Day in Las Vegas is all about the parties, celebrities, and sunshine. Las Vegas will play host to lots of celebrity appearances and shows along the Strip. Prices tend to increase for holiday weekends and shows and parties often sell out quickly, so be sure to check the holiday weekend lineup to plan ahead and book as soon as you can. If you’re looking for Las Vegas Labor Day Weekend 2019 ideas, check out some of these local activities and fun things do in Las Vegas in September, including: Rockstar Pool Party Hoover Dam Tour Drinks @ Señor Frogs High Roller Observation Wheel at the LINQ Fly LINQ Zipline Fremont Street Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens EDM Concerts The Wildlife Habitat at the Flamingo Hotel 1. Pool Parties Pack your sunscreen and take advantage of one of the last weekends of summer and join in on some Vegas pool party fun. One popular option is the Rock Star Pool Party Tour, which escorts you around town to the hottest clubs in style. Reserve a spot on a tour and enjoy not having to worry about the logistics or reserve a cabana in advance at a pool of your choice for a VIP experience. Most pools will also be hosting special Labor Day Weekend events, so you can party poolside along popular DJs,celebrities, and more. 2. Hoover Dam Tour The Hoover Dam is a must-see attraction when visiting the Las Vegas area. It's a marvel of twentieth-century engineering as well as a national landmark. You’ll get to soak up the amazing sights of the Hoover Dam from the Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, which will give you an amazing view from 900 feet above the Colorado River. Detailed tours of the dam and its workings are fascinating glimpses behind-the scenes. You can also opt to upgrade on site for additional tours for a small fee. 3. Drinks @ Señor Frogs Get ready for a night out at the famous Señor Frogs. Offering tasty Mexican-inspired cuisine alongside delicious, inventive drinks, this popular restaurant is one of our favorites. Don't forget about their one-hour open bar, which can both be a lot of fun and save you some money. Have some fun and get a little loco while you're at it. 4. Entertainment at The LINQ Image Credit: Caesars Blog Head to The LINQ, an open-air shopping, dining, and entertainment destination and see what they've got going on for the weekend. Get above it all on the High Roller Observation Wheel for some great views of the scene on the Strip below and fun photo opportunities. The ride lasts about 30 minutes, all the while you'll be surrounded by beautiful views of downtown Las Vegas, from 550 feet above the ground. Another one our favorite options at this entertainment mecca is is the Fly LINQ Zipline. If you opt for a night flight (our recommendation), you'll get exhilarating views of the illuminated city below you. If you'd like the full scoop on what to do at the LINQ, check out our handy post on the subject. 5. Fremont Street One of the hippest areas in Las Vegas is Fremont Street. With everything from trendy bars and restaurants to boutique shops and indie bookstores, they've got it all. It's also an up-and-coming neighborhood, so expect to see something new each time you visit. People especially love Downtown Container Park, a neat little shopping an dining district fabricated from reclaimed shipping containers. Whether you want to explore on your own like a local or take an informative tour, Fremont Street awaits your company. 6. Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bellagio Las Vegas (@bellagio) on Jun 10, 2019 at 5:23pm PDT If you're looking for a refreshing breath of nature in the middle of the Nevada Desert, the Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is a must-visit destination for you. With fabulous, elaborate themes that change seasonally, there's always something new and fantastic at this attraction. Admission to this popular garden and conservatory is free, and you don't need to be staying or gaming at the Bellagio to enjoy the exhibit. 7. Dance it Out to an EDM Show Image credit: electronic.vegas Lots of top DJs and artists will be celebrating Labor Day Weekend by working in Las Vegas (thank you DJs!). Among the top acts for Labor day 2019 are the one and only Cardi B, the inimitable Rick Ross, and the famous (infamous?) DJ Pauly D. Check out the lineup put together by electronic.vegas to see if one of your favorites will be at a Vegas venue and snag some tickets. Many events are ticketed by the day and the duration of the festival, so you can pick what you'd like to see and how long you'd like to party for. There are also still plenty of events whose special guests have yet to be revealed, so check back often to see who's appearing. 8. The Wildlife Habitat at Flamingo Hotel Image credit: Flamingo Hotel This is one of the more unique and most beloved attractions in all of Las Vegas. The Flamingo Hotel honors their namesakes with a wildlife habitat featuring these stunning birds alongside turtles, fish, and other exotic birds. A visit here is a great chance to connect with nature in the middle of an urban jungle. This is an especially great place to stop if you have children, it's a great escape from the typical Las Vegas scene. Admission to see these amazing birds is free! Save on Attraction Admission There you go--plenty of fun ideas for things to do in Las Vegas in September to help you plan your Labor Day weekend itinerary. Remember, some of these great attraction options are available on the Go Las Vegas pass, which can save you up to 65% on combined admission prices. If you're looking for more info on what to see in Sin City, check out our guide to Las Vegas. We hope you consider visiting some of these attractions to help round out your summer vacation in style. Share your adventure with us Remember to tag @GoCity in your holiday snaps and we'll feature you on our page. Follow the Go City Instagram and Facebook pages for competitions, special offers, and events and inspiration for your chosen destination too!
Casey Makovich

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