New Year's Eve in Las Vegas

By Dom Bewley
Published: July 18, 2024
New Year's Eve in Las Vegas

It's nearly time to ring in the new year. It's about time too. The last 12 months have been full of ups and downs, victories and tragedies. I guess it's the same every year, right? So, if you're heading to Las Vegas for New Year's Eve, you'll need to know about all the events in the city.

In our guide, you'll learn everything you need to know to have the time of your life. Read on, take notes, and see you next year!

Including:

  • When is New Year's Eve in Las Vegas?
  • Where is New Year's Eve in Las Vegas?
  • Things to remember over New Year's Eve in Las Vegas
  • Things to do on New Year's Eve in Las Vegas
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When is New Year's Eve in Las Vegas?

It may sound like a silly question, but New Year's Eve celebrations in Las Vegas tend to stretch from December 30 - December 31, so if you want to make the most of your time, you can get in on the action early.

Where is New Year's Eve in Las Vegas?

You'll find things to do and ways to celebrate all across the city. That's just a little tease, because we need to talk about some dos and don'ts before we explore the Strip's NYE offerings.

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Things to remember over New Year's Eve in Las Vegas

We're all for having a good time, but if you're celebrating your first New Year's Eve in Las Vegas, there are some things worth mentioning.

Firstly, from 6AM on December 31 to 6AM on January 1, you cannot hold glass or aluminum containers on Las Vegas Blvd. This is to ensure people stay safe, while limiting the amount of dangerous litter that can accumulate throughout the day.

It's also worth noting that large bags and purses, coolers, luggage of any kind (briefcases, backpacks, or cinch bags), computer and camera bags, strollers, and carts are also banned on the Strip and Downtown.

Even children under 18 are not allowed on the Strip or Downtown throughout this time. And, given the above, you can't even sneak them in with a stroller. All jokes aside, the cops take these rules very seriously, so don't give them any reason to kick you out!

Things to do on New Year's Eve in Las Vegas

Now we've got all the boring - yet necessary - stuff out of the way; let's talk about something fun! What kinds of things can you get up to on New Year's Eve in Las Vegas? Whether you're looking for thrilling sit-down performances, fireworks, clubbing, or otherwise, we've got you covered. Check out our recommendations below!

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Blue Man Group

This tireless trio of extraterrestrial entertainers will be at it one New Year's Eve too, bringing their liberally messy sound and color show to the Luxor Hotel & Casino at 2PM, 3PM, and 8PM.

If you've never been to a Blue Man Group show, then you're in for a treat. Landing somewhere between a music performance and an art installation, the three blue-migos combine paint and drums to bring their performance to life. And they also have a 'drumbone', an instrument that's half-drum and half-trombone. It might not make sense now, but when you see it, you'll understand.

It's worth noting that a combination of drums and paint is bound to make a splash. That's why we recommend that you take a waterproof and easily-washable clothes with you. There are dedicated splash zones, where punters are kitted out in stain-free gear, but you should always be wary of splash damage. The Blue Man Group takes no prisoners.

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Vegas Strip New Year's Eve Fireworks

If you want to be out and about when the clock strikes 12, then you can't do much better than the New Year's Eve Fireworks. One of the most impressive fireworks displays in the country, you'll join thousands of other explosion-seekers as they gather around the Strip to ring in the new year.

As all eyes are drawn to the sky, a magnificent barrage of fireworks will be fired off from the top of eight casinos surrounding the Strip. Over the course of ten wonderful minutes, over 80,000 fireworks will crack the sky, lighting up the whole of Vegas. But they're not just fired off with reckless abandon. Instead, they're timed to music that will blare out across the crowd. So, if you've never seen a choreographed firework display, you won't want to miss it.

If you get there early, don't worry. The entire Strip becomes a pedestrian-only zone when the sun goes down, turning Vegas into one massive block party. Nice.

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Fremont Street Party

If you prefer pyrotechnics at eye level, then you'll find a similar block party at Fremont Street. While it may not boast the bangs of the fireworks on the Strip, it does come with some other exciting bonuses.

For one, you'll see live performances from the likes of Sugar Ray, Bush, Sugarhill Gang, and Julian Marley and The Wailers. Secondly, it being an adults-only party, you're free to revel in all the boozy goodness us adults tend to love.

So, if you aren't bringing the little ones with you and prefer bands over bangs, then check out Fremont Street Party.

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STARDUST at Downtown Las Vegas Events Center

If you're an EDM junkie and want to ring in the New Year on a neon-soaked dancefloor, check out STARDUST at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center.

Headlined by none other than the famous disk spinner DEADMAU5, you'll have hours upon hours of boogies to woogie. Doors open at 5PM, and will stay open long into the January night. And if the mouse-headed man doesn't cut it, preceding him are equally funny-named DJs like REZZ, RL GRIME, Ghost RYDR, Marauda, Noizu, and Versa. Very cool.

And that's it! Everything you need to know about New Year's Eve in Las Vegas, all tucked up into one handy guide. Whatever you decide to do, have a happy new year! But why stop there? After the dust has settled and the hangover's dispersed, why not make the most of your trip? Vegas still has plenty to offer, and with Go City, you'll experience the very best of the city for one low price. Check out our All-Inclusive Pass and Explorer Pass to see which works for you!

Dom Bewley
Go City Travel Expert

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High Roller vs STRAT Tower: The Best Vegas Views Showdown!

Vegas High in the Sky: Pick Your Perfect Experience at the High Roller or STRAT Tower  So, you’ve landed in Las Vegas, where everything dazzles—and then it dazzles some more, just in case you missed it. With so much glitz on the ground, you might be wondering—how do you take it all in from up high? Whether you’re chasing that perfect panoramic photo or a thrill-packed memory, two headliners stand out: The High Roller Observation Wheel and The STRAT Tower. Each promises big views and a big experience, but which one should top your list? Get ready to think tall, feel brave, and maybe even a little fancy as we breakdown the unique thrills, breathtaking (oops—attention, no clichés!) scenes, and everything you need to know to plan your sky-high Las Vegas adventure.  The lowdown  High Roller Observation Wheel  Tallest observation wheel in North America—550 feet high!  Located at the LINQ Promenade, right in the middle of the Strip.  Each rotunda-like cabin fits up to 40 people (yep, there’s space to dance).  Offers a 30-minute slow-spin experience with 360-degree views of Las Vegas.  Options for standard, Happy Half Hour (open bar), and private pods for celebrations.  Rides both day and night; evening gives that electric Strip glow.  Wheelchair accessible, with climate-controlled cabins.  The STRAT Tower  Soars 1,149 feet skyward—tallest observation tower in the U.S!  Home to two observation decks (indoor and outdoor).  Three death-defying thrill rides at the very top: Big Shot, Insanity, X-Scream.  SkyJump: the only open-air leap from the top of a tower in Vegas.  360-degree city and desert views, day and night; rotating restaurant and bars on site.  Located at the north end of the Strip; more remote, but with unique vibes.  Features spacious elevators, wide open viewing areas, and accessible facilities.  Sounds good, tell me more...  Okay, so which one is most impressive?  Let’s talk high scores. The High Roller wins as the world’s highest observation wheel, but the STRAT towers over as the tallest structure in Vegas (that sky jump adds a whole new dimension). If you want a slow, glass-enclosed flight above the Strip, the High Roller rules. If you crave proper altitude and outdoor platforms, the STRAT offers unbeatable views and next-level bragging rights. Both set the scene for the city’s glimmering grandeur—so your choice depends on whether you want a smooth cruise or an adrenaline-fueled moment. Either way, your followers will be jealous.  Which one is more fun?  Fun takes many forms, and both attractions deliver, just in different flavors. The High Roller is zen fun—step in, chill out, shoot selfies, and sip a cocktail. There’s music, laughter, and people from all over the world, all sharing the same amazing view.  The STRAT, meanwhile, dials it up with high-voltage excitement. Those thrill rides will test your nerve; even watching others dare to dangle is half the fun (especially from the safety of the observation deck!). The rotating restaurant adds a unique twist: watch the city slide past while you eat. The fun here is spiked with adrenaline—perfect for anyone who loves a little drama with their dessert.  Which is more beautiful?  Beauty is in the details. The High Roller gives you a front-row seat to the Strip, offering that classic Vegas ‘wow’ scene with sweeping city views. By night, the neon-lit dome of Sin City sparkles like nowhere else, and there’s something magical about sharing a quiet moment with the noise of town far below.  The STRAT, thanks to its height and location a little off-center, serves broader vistas—desert mountains, cityscape, and the winding grid of lights stretching to infinity. The outdoor deck means nothing stands between you and the world—just a little breeze and the thrill of altitude.  For pure Strip-centric glitz, High Roller takes the cake. For panoramic beauty and desert majesty, STRAT holds the crown.  Which has the better view?  Both deliver in spades—just in different ways. The High Roller offers up-close Strip views, with cabins angled just right for a true pulse-of-the-city perspective. The glass is crystal clear and the gentle ride gives you loads of time to look in every direction.  The STRAT’s advantage? Its dizzying height means you’ll see not only the whole city, but the vast landscape beyond. From the open-air deck, the sweeping 360-degree views truly feel all-encompassing—the Strip, the sunrise or sunset over the Spring Mountains, and, on clear days, horizons that go on forever.  Our advice: if you want the Strip center-stage, spin on the High Roller. If you’re after jaw-dropping, all-of-Las-Vegas-and-then-some scenes, head for the STRAT.  How do I get there?  High Roller Observation Wheel  Sitting pretty in the heart of the Strip, the High Roller sits right at the LINQ Promenade between The LINQ Hotel and Flamingo. By bus, take the Deuce or SDX routes, which stop nearby. Monorail users can hop off at the Harrah’s/The LINQ Station—follow signs and you can’t miss that giant wheel peeking overhead. If you’re already wandering the Strip, expect a super-short walk from major resorts like Caesars Palace, Flamingo or Bally’s.  The STRAT Tower  High up at the north end of the Strip, the STRAT stands alone (literally—you can see it for miles!). Ride the Deuce or SDX northbound—both buses stop close to the entrance. You can also ride the Monorail as far as SAHARA Station; from there, it’s about a 15-minute stroll. Rideshares and taxis know exactly what you’re after if you simply say, “The tower, please!”  Best choice for families, couples or friends  Families:  The High Roller is a winner for families. The steady, smooth ride makes it ideal for guests of all ages, including young children and grandparents. There’s plenty of room to move around within each pod, so little ones can gaze out safely from every angle. Plus, the setting is lively without being overwhelming—parents can relax and actually enjoy the moment, too.  The STRAT, however, brings out the adventurer in every family—especially those with curious teens or brave kids (note that some thrill rides have minimum height restrictions). If your crew loves a bit of drama, watching daredevils leap off the SkyJump or riding the Big Shot together will surely be a bonding moment no one forgets. The observation deck is fun for everyone, but kids who aren’t fond of heights might feel the buzz of adrenaline a bit more here.  Couples:  Couples, listen up—a sunset spin on the High Roller makes for a dreamy date night. The mellow atmosphere, dazzling Strip views and option to toast with bubbles set the mood for romance. Snag a private cabin if you’re celebrating, or keep it casual in the shared pods—either way, Vegas looks extra magical from up here.  Over at the STRAT, couples who thrive on adventures will love sharing the thrill rides and sipping cocktails with the city stretched out below. Dinner at Top of the World restaurant only amps up the romance factor—there’s nothing like revolving city lights to spark a little more connection.  Friends:  For friend groups, both attractions have something special. The High Roller’s Happy Half Hour transforms your ride into a moving happy hour, complete with drinks, music, and plenty of selfie opportunities—basically, a rolling pregame before painting the Strip red. The STRAT’s high-octane rides, observation decks, and bar scene make it the perfect spot for friends to dare each other into bucket-list moments (and collect some epic stories along the way).  I’ve got fidgety kids to entertain – which has more ‘hands on’ activities?  For kids who need more than sky-high scenery, the STRAT pulls into the lead. The thrill rides up top—not to mention the chance to cheer on SkyJump daredevils—offer terrific interactive entertainment. You’ll also find arcade-style games downstairs, so your kiddos can channel their energy long after the elevator ride is over.  The High Roller, while slightly more chill, gives kids that sense of magic from the ever-changing 360-degree views. The ride itself is a calm experience, but the LINQ Promenade outside is a lively pedestrian zone packed with quirky shops and snack stops—face painting, treat kiosks, and street entertainers help round out the fun for active explorers.  What’s the accessibility like?  Both the High Roller and the STRAT Tower pride themselves on making the sky accessible to everyone.  High Roller: Every pod is wheelchair-friendly, and access is smooth—thanks to gentle ramps and wide doors. Service animals are welcome, and staff are always happy to assist with boarding. The 30-minute ride is calm, and all cabins are climate-controlled for comfort year-round.  STRAT Tower: Elevated accessibility is also a priority here. Both indoor and outdoor observation decks are wheelchair accessible, and restrooms are designed for wheelchair users as well. Some of the thrill rides have restrictions for safety, so it’s best to check specifics ahead if you’re eyeing those experiences. For general access and enjoying the view, you’ll find plenty of space and helpful guidance from staff.  Best lunch spots nearby?  High Roller/LINQ Promenade:   Virgil’s Real Barbecue: Go for their melt-in-your-mouth brisket sandwich or crispy fried chicken—hearty, flavorful, and perfect for fueling up before or after your High Roller spin.  Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips: The crispy cod is famous, but don’t sleep on the deep-fried battered sausage for a classic British bite. Casual, lively, and steps from the wheel’s base.  Yard House: Draft beer selection for days, pub grub for every palate, and a view of the bustling Promenade’s people-watching circus.  Haute Doggery: Fun, slightly wild regional hot dog creations—try the Big Texan Dog loaded with cheddar, bacon, and barbecue sauce.  Flour & Barley: Thin-crust pizzas, wood-fired and perfect for sharing, served up in a chic, energetic Italian-American spot.  If you’re on a budget, pop into Sprinkles Cupcakes ATM for a grab-and-go treat, or hit up In-N-Out Burger, a Vegas staple beloved for its quality at any hour.  The STRAT:  Top of the World Restaurant: For the ultimate Vegas splurge and the city’s only rotating fine-dining room, reserve a window table and savor prime rib or seafood pasta as the views slowly change. Dress code is on the upscale side—makes for a memorable meal.  108 Eats: More low-key, found right on the observation deck. Try their gourmet grilled cheese or spicy chicken wings—delicious and super convenient when you want minimal fuss but crave a bite with your view.  STRAT Café: Classic, round-the-clock American diner dishes in a casual setting—think eggs any style, burgers, shakes, and coffee whenever the mood strikes.  Fellini’s Ristorante Italiano: Old-school Vegas charm with red sauce classics served amid twinkling lights and soft jazz.  Where are the best photo opportunities?  High Roller: You’ll want wide shots as your pod rises above the Strip—sunset is peak ‘golden hour,’ when the casinos’ glass towers shimmer and the mountains take on rosy hues. At night, shoot south toward the Bellagio fountains for dazzling light displays, or north for the bright, geometrically aligned Strip. Group selfies with the cabin’s party behind you tell the true story of your Vegas adventure.  STRAT Tower: Zoom in on the full, unobstructed span of the Strip below and the dramatic sweep of the mountains beyond. For ultimate drama, shoot outdoors where nothing stands between your lens and the horizon. Locals know the blue hour right after sunset is when the sky glows and city lights sparkle most. Capture friends on the thrill rides for dynamic action shots—bragging rights included.  We’re finished and thirsty – is there a decent bar in the area?  High Roller area:  O’Sheas Casino: Vintage Vegas with beer pong tables, leprechaun hosts, and an Irish pub vibe. Order a frozen Baileys cocktail for grown-up indulgence.  Virgil’s After Hours Bar: Whiskey focus, Southern cocktails, and live bands—unwind in an easy-going, rootsy setting.  Chayo Mexican Kitchen + Tequila Bar: Patio with a prime Strip view, bold margaritas (try the signature Jalapeño Cucumber Marg), and modern cantina feels.  The STRAT:  108 Drinks: Right on the indoor deck; sip signature cocktails like the STRATosphere Martini with raspberry and pineapple—pairs with stunning views.  PT’s Wings & Sports: Downstairs for sports bar energy, classic beer, and wings—but it’s open late and affordable.  SkyLounge: For a luxe experience after dark, this bar offers creative mixology, wraparound city views, and a chic, mellow crowd—ideal for date nights or quiet drinks.  Any other good stuff nearby?  High Roller/LINQ Promenade area:  Fly LINQ Zipline: Glide down the Promenade, flying Superman-style high above the crowds.  Brooklyn Bowl: Concerts, upscale bowling and hearty comfort food all under one roof.  Bellagio Conservatory: Just a short stroll, this free indoor garden installation is reimagined each season.  Fountains of Bellagio: Truly spectacular water shows every half hour after sundown—and it’s free.  The STRAT area:  Downtown Las Vegas/Fremont Street Experience: Classic Vegas lights, street performers, and live music just a short rideshare away. Don’t miss the nightly Viva Vision light show overhead.  Arts District: Ten minutes south, discover local boutiques, funky galleries, breweries, and a welcoming neighborhood vibe.  Chapel of the Flowers: If you’re feeling amorous, Vegas’s most photogenic wedding chapel is nearby.  Sahara Las Vegas: Vintage vibes with modern style—check out new cocktail lounges and retro swim-up bars.  The wrap up  You really can’t lose—whether you roll high above the city in a glass orb on the Strip, or stand atop Vegas’s tallest tower taking in the wild wonders below. Both the High Roller and the STRAT Tower let you see Las Vegas from a whole new angle, adding unforgettable memories to your trip.  With Go City, it’s even easier—and you can save big while enjoying more of the fun. Pick your perfect Vegas adventure, or choose both to double up your wow-factor days. Your pass lets you skip ticket lines, unlock incredible value, and pack more sky-high fun into your stay.  Las Vegas is all about seeing the world differently—so why not see it from the very top? Grab your Go City pass and get ready for unbeatable views, thrilling rides, and every reason to smile when you’re this high on life in Las Vegas!    Enjoyed this? Check out our picks of the best casino hotels to call home on your Vegas adventure, and browse our guide to 4 amazing days on the Strip. 
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Tiny Tourists: Top Things to Do in Las Vegas with Babies

Think Las Vegas is all poker nights and high-octane parties? Think again. While the city shines bright for adults, it also welcomes families with babies in tow, offering surprising options to make any parent or tiny traveler feel right at home. Whether you’re on the hunt for indoor wonders, gentle fun, or peaceful spaces to unwind, Vegas delivers plenty of moments to cherish with your smallest sidekick. Read on for a playful roundup of baby-friendly activities, from interactive museums to sweet strolls under the neon lights.  Our favorite things to do in Las Vegas with babies include:  Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix  Madame Tussauds  Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens  Las Vegas Natural History Museum  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Daytime Tour  Fountains of Bellagio  Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay  Springs Preserve  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade  Town Square Dinosaur Outpost  Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix: Laps of Laughter for All Ages  At Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix, fun knows no age limit—even the littlest guests are in for a treat! While the main attraction is the go-kart racing, this family-favorite spot offers much more for babies, toddlers, and anyone needing a break from the bustle of the Strip. The brightly colored indoor arcade area is stroller-friendly, air-conditioned, and lined with games and rides that light up curious baby eyes (no need to play, just let them take in the sensory spectacle).  But what really makes this spot shine for families? The picnic tables and casual dining area are perfect for feeding moments, bottle breaks, or simply regrouping as a family. If you have older siblings in tow, everyone can take turns enjoying rides or carnival-style snacks while your baby watches the action from a shady spot. Staff are welcoming and used to accommodating multi-generational groups, so expect smiles all round. For little ones ready to try their first amusement rides, the tot-friendly carousel and mini rides are gentler than most. And just in case excitement peaks, there’s ample room for stroller naps—plus plenty of soft-serve cones should anyone need a little cooling off.  Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens: Blooming Bliss Year-Round  Step into the Bellagio Conservatory and you’ll feel like you’ve entered a living storybook—no ticket needed. This magical indoor garden is free, fully accessible, and open to all, making it a firm favorite with families. Babies will love gazing at towering floral displays, colorful butterflies, and gentle water features that transform with the seasons.  The lush, peaceful atmosphere means you can wheel a stroller without dodging crowds or distractions. The soft background music, combined with a gentle floral scent, helps soothe fussy babies (and frazzled parents). Every few months, the theme changes—think spring cherry blossoms, autumn harvest scenes, or fantastical winter landscapes—so there’s always something new to discover. Seating areas allow for quiet bottle feeding, and wide, flat paths mean naps on the go are a breeze. For parents, it’s the definition of a calm Vegas oasis.  Las Vegas Natural History Museum: Gentle Exploration for Tiny Scientists  Curiosity starts early! The Las Vegas Natural History Museum offers a colorful, dimly-lit world where babies can safely explore while parents soak up fascinating displays. Stroller-friendly pathways wind past displays of animals, dinosaurs, and sparkling gemstones; just the right mix of sights and sounds to entertain little ones without overwhelming them.  The Young Scientist Center has sensory-friendly activities and floor cushions, perfect for tummy time or letting baby wriggle around in a safe space. Plus, there’s a special Dinosaur Mummy exhibit for pint-sized paleontologists, and the marine life gallery offers relaxing fish tanks that quickly mesmerize. Parents love the calm vibe and friendly staff, always happy to recommend age-appropriate spots. With nursing rooms and baby-changing facilities, the museum ranks high on convenience.  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Daytime Tour: See Vegas, Nap Included  Tired feet (and tiny companions) meet their match on the Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Tour. Climb aboard, settle in with your baby—even in a stroller—and let someone else do the navigating. The open-top double-decker bus glides past the Strip’s shining landmarks, letting you take in the city at your own pace.  Babies usually love the soft motion and open air, often nodding off as you glide from stop to stop. You can hop off at key attractions, then rejoin when naptime’s over. The regular schedule helps keep your day flexible, and helpful tour guides are familiar with family logistics—pointing out baby-friendly stops, restrooms, and feeding spots. For parents, this is sightseeing minus the stress.  Fountains of Bellagio: Mesmerizing Water Shows for All Ages  The Fountains of Bellagio are a feast for the senses—no tickets, no waiting, just showtime every half hour in the afternoons and evenings. Babies love the rhythmic splash, the whoosh of water, and the bright lights choreographed to classic tunes. You can park the stroller right by the vast lake, with plenty of space to spread out.  The gentle outdoor breeze, background music, and simple awe of the dancing fountains make for beautiful moments (and even better family photos). It’s easy to time your visit for when your little one is bright-eyed and content—or simply enjoy some fresh air while they rest in the stroller.  Springs Preserve: Nature at Baby’s Pace  Looking for wide open spaces with plenty of shade? Springs Preserve is just the ticket. This expansive nature center and garden is stroller-friendly, peaceful, and easy to navigate even with a sleeping baby in tow. Wander botanical gardens, stop to watch hummingbirds, or peek at turtles sunbathing by the water.  Inside, the Origen Museum offers baby-friendly exhibits and soft, quiet corners for breaks. Outdoor walking paths are wide and flat for stroller wheels, with ample benches for feeding or snack breaks. There’s even a shaded playground for older siblings. Bring a picnic or enjoy family dining at the Divine Café, which offers high chairs and open seating with scenic views.  Sweet Sin Bakery & Café at the LINQ Promenade: Treat Time for Grownups (and Little Ones Too)  Sometimes you just need a sugar hit and a soft seat. Sweet Sin Bakery & Café at the LINQ Promenade is that getaway—flavored cupcakes, flaky croissants, and creamy lattes for parents, while babies can nibble on plain pastries or fruit cups. The café is open, bright, and spacious, with plenty of room to maneuver a stroller, plus highchairs for bigger tots.  What sets it apart? Besides the menu (we recommend the red velvet cupcakes and the almond croissants), the central location makes it a perfect pit stop during a day’s exploring. Relax indoors or grab a cozy outdoor table and enjoy some people-watching while your little one takes in the buzz of the LINQ Promenade. The vibe here is relaxed and welcoming, with friendly staff who don’t blink an eye at families making a bit of joyful mess. If you’ve got an early riser, mornings are delightfully calm, and there’s always something tempting in the pastry case. It’s the perfect refresher, whether you’re starting your adventures or pausing for a mid-day breather.  Town Square Dinosaur Outpost: Baby’s First Dino Encounter  Craving some outdoor time just for the littlest explorers? Town Square’s Dinosaur Outpost is an imaginative play area where baby can safely stretch those legs while bigger siblings run wild. Set amid gentle, lifelike dinosaur statues and soft, adventure-ready turf, this space is a winning ticket for those slow stroller strolls and cautious first steps.  The environment stands out for its safety and thoughtful design: padded ground, shaded benches, and plenty of fencing, so parents can relax a little more. Boardwalks and winding paths invite you to explore at your own pace, with baby-friendly zones perfect for crawling or toddling. The dinosaur theme delivers endless photo ops, while educational signs provide fun facts for parents and older kids alike.  Town Square itself is wonderfully accessible, with changing facilities and nursing rooms available in the main center. When it’s time for a snack, you’re just steps from a handful of family-friendly cafes, making it easy to refuel without packing up the whole operation. For a laid-back morning or afternoon, this dino hideaway is hard to beat.    Ready to explore Las Vegas with your baby in tow? With so many gentle adventures and family perks at every turn, your trip promises to be every bit as memorable for your tiniest traveler as it is for you. From garden strolls and dino play to dazzling fountains and pastry breaks, Las Vegas proves there’s family fun around every corner—even when your companion is still in diapers!    Enjoyed this? Check out our guide to great mornings on the Strip, and which tourist traps to avoid.  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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