10+ Things to Do in Las Vegas When it Rains - Popular Indoor Activities

By Casey Makovich
Published: July 18, 2024

You’ve spent months planning your trip to only to arrive in Las Vegas when it rains. Don’t let the rain get your 'vacation-in-Vegas' spirits down! Instead, experience some fantastic exhibits and experiences only found in Vegas. By the time the sun comes out, you’ll be having such a great time you will barely notice. Choose your pick of these top things to do in Las Vegas when it rains.

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Admission to all the indoor Las Vegas activities listed below (and some fun outdoor tours and things to do, too!) is included on the Go Las Vegas pass. Choose as you go from dozens of fun attractions and save up to 60% off combined admission vs paying at the gate. See all available passes, attractions, and prices - learn more.

Richard Petty Driving Experience: Ride Along

Stay dry and live life in the fast lane with the Richard Petty Driving Experience in Las Vegas. Climb in the front seat of an authentic NASCAR race car. Hit max speeds of 165 miles per hour while you feel the force of 600 horsepower. Sit pretty in a Richard Petty Driving Experience as you fly around three exhilarating laps on a professional course. For racing enthusiasts, this is a once in a lifetime experience that will make you forget all about those cloudy skies. Getting in: Richard Petty Driving Experience: Ride-Along tickets are included as a Premium Attraction choice on Go Las Vegas Card All-Inclusive Passes of 3+ days.

Blue Man Group

Did you know there are only 70 Blue Men in the world? That’s right, and you can meet three of these bald blue men during the Blue Man Group performance in Las Vegas. Join the millions of people around the world who have experienced the Blue Man Group live. At the Blue Man Theater at Luxor Hotel and Casino see paint drums, a tubulum, and the exclusive big drum. The Blue Man Group takes center stage in a raucous display of sound and color that is sure to take your blues away. Getting In: Blue Man Group Show tickets are available as a premium attraction option with the 3-, 4-, and 5-Day Go Las Vegas passes. Additional shows at V Theater are also included with the pass -check our website for more details.

Madame Tussauds Las Vegas

Where can you see all of your favorite celebrities, both dead and alive? Why, at Madame Tussauds Las Vegas, of course! Here you can get up close and personal and snap as many selfies as you like, without getting a restraining order. Even if you have experienced another Madame Tussauds wax museum, you still have to set your sights on the Vegas version. Located right along the popular Venetian along the Las Vegas Strip, Madame Tussauds is home to the Marvel Super Heroes 4-D Experience. Spin webs with Spiderman before checking out Viva Las Vegas, showcasing the talent that has made Vegas the show-stopping city it is. Getting In: Madame Tussauds Las Vegas tickets are included with the Go Las Vegas pass.

CSI The Experience

If you are a true blue CSI fanatic, then without a doubt you’ll be signing up for CSI: The Experience. Transform yourself into a detective ready to solve the murder mystery. Here you have three different murders, three killers, 15 suspects and your CSI skills you’ve been honing from the TV show. For your CSI experience, you are tasked with solving the murder! Start by reviewing the crime scene and gathering evidence. Then you will be sent to work in one of 15 lab stations as you solve the crime. Match DNA and examine bullet casings as you put your own forensic skills to the test. Who knows? You might just find a new calling while trying to make the best of a rainy day in Las Vegas. Getting In: CSI: The Experience tickets are included with the Go Las Vegas pass.

Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N.

The authentic Marvel Avengers STATION (Scientific Training and Tactical Intelligence Operative Network) is far more than just a comic book museum exhibit. Here you get the opportunity to immerse yourself in the comic culture of the Marvel characters. Become one with Stan Lee’s greatest creations as you interact with scientific origins and intelligence files related to the Marvel Avengers characters. Learn about their histories and backstories, and see original drawings in real life. For anyone who loved “Black Panther” especially, the Marvel Avengers STATION is the perfect remedy for a rainy day. Getting in: Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. tickets are included with the Go Las Vegas All-Inclusive Pass.

Señor Frog's: One-Hour Open Bar

Sometimes the best solution for a soggy vacation day is some Señor Frogs. Señor Frogs continues to keep the party hopping at the biggest party locales around the world. Join the masses and become one of the Señor Frog's tadpoles! In Las Vegas, even a trip to the rowdy Señor Frog's needs to be elevated. With the Senior Frogs: One-Hour Open Bar package you get a souvenir Señor Frogs glass along with a full hour in the open bar. In addition, you score 20 percent off of all food and priority seating. Take a taste of Blue Motorcycles, Long Islands, and Pancho Villa while you partake in your hour of indulgence. Just make sure to balance that booze with some of the discounted food! Getting In: Señor Frogs: One-Hour Open Bar vouchers are available on the Go Las Vegas pass.

Mob Museum

Most people who visit Las Vegas are unaware of its true mobster history. In actuality, the American mob boss scene played a significant role in the development of Vegas as a true town in the wild, wild west. So while you search for a dry place to hang out on a rainy day in Vegas, hit up the Mob Museum. Step back in time with an authentic account of the financial backers and casino owners who started the Entertainment Capital of the World. Stroll through multi-sensory exhibits and artifacts that showcase how prominent organized crime was in the birth of Vegas. Learn about the real Vegas so you can fully appreciate your time here. Getting in: Mob Museum tickets are included with the Go Las Vegas All-Inclusive Pass.

Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art

Expand your mind with a tour of the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art in Las Vegas. In fact, you’re likely to have your mind blown by the fabulous art in Vegas including works by Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, and Claude Monet. Explore these works of art in this intimate yet equally classically Vegas gallery setting. The Bellagio Gallery keeps up the pace with the curation changing frequently. That means even if you have already been to the Fine Art Museum at the Bellagio, you’ll see something new with each visit. Also, check out the current exhibits that are traveling through the museum for a one in a lifetime chance to see some famous works of art. Getting in: Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art tickets are not included with the Go Las Vegas pass.

Real Bodies

We are continually amazed by our own bodies as can be seen with the Real Bodies at Bally’s Las Vegas exhibit. Go from seeing embryonic specimens to breathing lungs to a detailed understanding of digestion. Everything you’ve ever wondered about the human anatomy can be resolved with the Real Bodies experience. See an actual body in real life, glimpse at medical cabinets of curiosity from the 19th century, and walk through a chapel of skulls and bones. Why not go ahead and make it a true Vegas tradition by getting married in this chapel fit for pirates? Getting in: Real Bodies at Bally's tickets are included with the Go Las Vegas Card All-Inclusive pass.

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You can save up to 60% on many of your attraction visits with a Go Las Vegas pass, so pick one up today! As you can see, Las Vegas is a lot more than just gambling and showgirls. Expand your mind and explore a major part of the history of the American West with culturally relevant adventures. It's all about getting in as many diverse experiences as possible when you get to Las Vegas only to find the city a downpour in the rain. Spend your time wisely by using our list to start planning your alternative itinerary for a rainy day in Vegas.

Casey Makovich
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Mother’s Day Magic: A Las Vegas Adventure for Every Mom

Las Vegas is so much more than glimmering lights and endless casinos—it’s a playground for those seeking something special. This Mother’s Day, Vegas dishes out a little magic for every type of Mom, from spa lovers and adventure seekers to foodies and showstoppers. Whether you’re planning a relaxing family weekend or looking for new ways to spoil her, our curated list of Vegas experiences promises plenty of laughter, a sprinkle of luxury, and stories that stick long after the dessert plates are cleared. Ready to show Mom the best day ever? Let’s dive into the top ways to make Mother’s Day memorable on the Strip and beyond!  Want to make sure Mom’s day is extra fabulous? Check out our top picks for celebrating Mother’s Day in Las Vegas:  High Roller Observation Wheel  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade  KA by Cirque du Soleil  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Daytime Tour  The Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art  Eiffel Tower Experience  Fremont Street Walking Tour  A Deluxe Las Vegas Spa Experience  The Neon Museum  Afternoon Tea at The Waldorf Astoria  High Roller Observation Wheel  There’s nothing quite like starting Mother’s Day with a little sky-high celebration, and the High Roller Observation Wheel delivers just that. Towering 550 feet above the Strip, this giant ferris wheel offers spectacular 360-degree views of Las Vegas. As you rise above the city, each glass pod transforms into your own private lounge—plenty of space for selfies and heartfelt toasts. Daytime rides are bright and lively, while evenings offer panoramic sunset views and the glittering spectacle of the Strip below.  The experience feels both grand and serene—just perfect for soaking in the sights and sharing a few laughs with Mom. For an extra touch, some pods even come with a bar and bartender, so you can toast to Mom with a signature cocktail in hand. So, whether your mom is a first-time visitor or a Vegas veteran, the High Roller gives her a refreshing, unforgettable perspective on the city she’ll be talking about long after Mother’s Day.  KA by Cirque du Soleil  When it comes to big Vegas entertainment, nothing says “surprise!” quite like a night at Cirque du Soleil, and KA promises spectacle at every turn. This jaw-dropping show at MGM Grand weaves acrobatics, martial arts-inspired stunts and masterful storytelling into a stage experience you’ll talk about for years.  From the minute the lights go down, the sheer scale and artistry electrify the room—giant movable stages, dramatic lighting, and aerial feats that leave you and Mom gasping. If your mom loves live theatre but also craves something a little out of the ordinary, KA is a knockout. The cast’s athleticism is matched only by the beauty of the costumes and set design—every detail shimmers, every scene is packed with wonder.  Sharing a night at KA turns Mother’s Day into a dazzling celebration that’s pure Vegas: imaginative, bold, and totally unforgettable.  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Daytime Tour  Give Mom the ultimate sightseeing adventure with Vegas’s Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Tour! Whether she’s a first-timer or just loves exploring, this open-top double-decker bus lets you skip the planning and see the city’s biggest highlights in style.  Settle in on the top deck for a breezy ride, camera ready as you roll past the Strip's architectural wonders and vibrant neighborhoods. Choose where to hop off—maybe to browse at the Arts District, take in Bellagio’s fountains or pose for a family photo at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign.  The live guides keep things lively with fun Vegas trivia and insider tips, while the flexibility means you can customize Mom’s adventure to her pace. This tour is family-friendly, interactive, and offers that satisfying “we saw it ALL” feeling, making it the perfect choice to showcase the wild, welcoming energy of Las Vegas—without ever needing to call another cab.  Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art  For a culturally rich Mother’s Day, whisk Mom away from the buzz and into the tranquil setting of the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art. Exhibits rotate regularly, showcasing masterworks from renowned museums and private collections—expect everything from Impressionist icons to contemporary photography.  The gallery offers an intimate, thoughtfully lit space that’s perfect for meaningful moments. What sets it apart is the calm atmosphere, allowing you and Mom to linger by a favorite painting or discuss the finer points without ever feeling rushed. Docent chats add extra insight for those curious about art history or the stories behind the pieces.  And, as a bonus, you’re already at the Bellagio! Pop into their world-famous conservatory next door for a stroll through seasonal floral installations that are as photogenic as they are fragrant.  Fremont Street Walking Tour  For Moms who like a little vintage glam with their adventure, take a stroll down Fremont Street on a guided walking tour. Rich with neon, street performers, and stories from Vegas’s Wild West days, this energetic downtown district is all about character.  The Fremont Street Walking Tour fills your day with local lore—mobsters, movie stars, and colorful casino legends—plus stops inside classic casinos and hidden speakeasies. Local guides ensure plenty of laughs and behind-the-scenes nuggets, making the whole experience both educational and totally engaging.  Stick around for the Fremont Street Experience light show—a sound-and-lights display on the world’s largest video canopy. It’s an electric way to toast Mom and soak in Old Vegas charm.  A Deluxe Las Vegas Spa Experience  Sometimes, the best way to say “thanks, Mom” is with a few hours of pure relaxation. Las Vegas boasts some of the most decadent resort spas in the country. From Canyon Ranch at The Venetian to The Spa at Wynn, you’ll find tranquil pools, mineral baths, eucalyptus steam rooms and a menu of head-to-toe treatments.  Let Mom unwind with a signature aromatherapy massage, facial, or a full-on spa package. Many spas offer serene lounges with fruit-infused water, healthy snacks and plush robes—ideal for a little chatting and a lot of chilling.  If you’re looking for something extra, book a mother-daughter mani-pedi, or indulge in a private couple’s room for the full wellness experience. With award-winning therapists and dreamy surroundings, a Vegas spa day elevates relaxation to an art form.  The Neon Museum  History meets dazzle at The Neon Museum, where Vegas’s storied past glows brightly. This open-air wonderland is packed with vintage neon signs from legendary hotels and casinos, each with a story or two to tell.  Docent-led tours spill all the secrets—how the signs came to be, which celebrities once glittered under their lights, and what life on the Strip looked like decades ago. Sculptural in the daylight, these signs turn downright magical after dusk during the brilliantly illuminated “Brilliant! Jackpot” show, where projection mapping brings the old neon to vibrant life.  You and Mom get more than pretty photos here—you get a sense of Las Vegas history that’s colorful, playful, and endlessly creative. The outdoor “boneyard” layout invites slow, easy wandering, encouraging stops for reminiscing or finding that perfect angle for your next holiday card shot. If she’s a fan of pop culture and vintage design (or simply loves a good throwback), this museum is an absolute treat.  Afternoon Tea at The Waldorf Astoria  Turn Mother’s Day into a plush affair with afternoon tea at the elegant Waldorf Astoria, perched high above the Strip. The famed Tea Lounge on the 23rd floor offers refined comfort with floor-to-ceiling windows and panoramic views that stretch from the mountains to the neon skyline below.  Settle in for tiers of delicate finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, and an assortment of hand-crafted pastries. Each pot of tea is sourced from global blends, allowing you to pair every nibble with something aromatic and soothing. If you want to go a touch extra, order a glass of sparkling rosé for a sophisticated toast.  The ambiance here shouts luxury—in a relaxed, approachable way that feels as welcoming as it is glamorous. It’s the perfect setting for laughter-filled catch-ups, heartfelt conversations, and a photo or two against those sweeping city views. Whether it’s your first afternoon tea or you’re a seasoned sipper, The Waldorf Astoria makes Mother’s Day feel grand and totally unique to Vegas.    With waterfalls of entertainment, gourmet delights, moments of serenity, and sparkling city lights, there’s no better city to give Mom the royal treatment. Las Vegas may be famous for its buzz, but it’s also a place for memory-making in style—especially when every moment is all about her. So, this Mother’s Day, let Vegas set the scene and celebrate in ways she’ll be raving about for years to come.    Enjoyed this? Check out our guide to the best bits just outside the Strip, and make the most of Vegas’ neon-soaked evenings.   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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Hit the Jackpot: Seven Days of Unforgettable Vegas Fun

So, you’ve got a week in Las Vegas and every intention of making the most of it? We envy you already! Las Vegas dishes up wild entertainment, out-of-this-world eats, fascinating museums, mind-bending shows, and plenty of chances to let loose. Seven days here means you can dip into the Strip’s glitz, sample the quirky side of downtown, and even escape for outdoor adventure—without ever running out of momentum.  Across the next seven days, we’ll take you from jaw-dropping thrill rides to world-famous shows, unique exhibits, and the tastiest bites in town. Whether you’re venturing out with your sweetheart, your crew, or the whole family, this itinerary keeps things fun, flexible, and just a little bit decadent every single day.  Here are some of the brightest, boldest, and quirkiest experiences Las Vegas has to offer:  High Roller Observation Wheel  The Mob Museum  The Neon Museum  Eiffel Tower Experience  GoCar Tour of the Las Vegas Strip  Madame Tussauds  KA by Cirque du Soleil  The Big Apple Roller Coaster  Las Vegas Hiking Adventures  The Official “SAW” Escape Room  Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix  Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art  Big Bus Las Vegas Night Time Tour  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade  Day 1: Kick Off on the Strip  Begin at the High Roller Observation Wheel  Start your week soaring sky-high on the High Roller at The LINQ. The world’s tallest observation wheel serves up stunning 360-degree views of Las Vegas and the valley beyond, especially magical in the morning sunlight. Each climate-controlled pod feels like a VIP lounge with incredible photo ops—trust us, this is how to say “I’m in Vegas!”  Brunch at Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe  Step off the wheel and stroll to Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe, just down the LINQ Promenade. Order their signature cannolis and a silky latte, or go savory with their loaded breakfast croissants. The patio seating here is perched right in heart of the action, perfect for people-watching.  Zip Around with a GoCar Tour  Hop into a bright yellow GoCar and zoom down the Strip, GPS-guided commentary at every turn. The little three-wheelers make you feel like a kid again, and the open-air design means you’ll catch every wild sight and street performer. You’ll pass icons like the Bellagio Fountains, Caesar’s Palace, and the erupting Mirage volcano. Grab photos along the way—the tour stops are ultra selfie-friendly.  Getting Around: The High Roller, Sweet Sin, and GoCar starting points are all clustered around the LINQ Promenade and Flamingo Road. Strolling on foot is easy here. Ready to rest? Hop on the Deuce bus along Las Vegas Blvd for quick transfers.  Dinner at Yardbird  End the night digging into southern bites at Yardbird inside The Venetian. The fried chicken and waffles are legendarily crispy, and the bourbon menu is unmatched. The sleek, bustling dining space offers energy without being overwhelming—a great mix for couples and groups alike.  Free Evening Fun  As dusk falls, watch the Bellagio Fountains (free and spectacularly choreographed)—the perfect Vegas nightcap.  Day 2: Downtown’s Dazzling Sights  Morning History at The Mob Museum  Head downtown via the Deuce bus, then stroll to The Mob Museum. The exhibits here are packed with drama—from roaring Prohibition years to behind-the-scenes stories about Vegas’ wild history. Interactive displays, vintage photos, and even a speakeasy downstairs make this space both fun and fascinating.  Lunch at Therapy  Pause for lunch at Therapy, just a block away. Exposed brick, trailing greenery, and buzzing energy make it a fun hang. Try their “In Therapy” burger—or for the adventurous, the fried chicken and red velvet waffle sliders.  Afternoons at The Neon Museum  Walk or grab a quick rideshare to The Neon Museum, where all those vintage Vegas signs glow again in retirement. Wander among glowing relics for unbeatable photos and a crash course in Sin City style—from 1950s gamblers’ haunts to glitzy showgirl marquees.  Free Fremont Street Sights  Don’t miss the Fremont Street Experience—a pedestrian mall buzzing with street performers, DJs, and trippy LED canopy shows overhead. From zip-lining down SlotZilla to sipping frozen drinks, it’s lively and totally unique (and people-watching gold).  Dinner at Carson Kitchen  Pop over to Carson Kitchen, a local legend for creative comfort food in a stylish, industrial-chic setting. Grab the crispy chicken skins (trust us), followed by the bacon jam burger or “secret” meatloaf.  Day 4: Family Thrills & Games  Morning Racing at Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix  Take a trip to Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix, an easy ride northwest from the Strip via taxi or rideshare. With go-karts, kid-friendly coasters, and a fun zone of classic arcade games, this spot is guaranteed grin fuel for families (or the kid in all of us).  Lunch at Lola’s  Head back towards downtown to Lola’s for a taste of N'awlins. Their signature shrimp and grits shine, but save room for the lush, praline bread pudding. The breezy patio and friendly local vibe make you feel instantly at home.  Early Afternoon: Real Bodies at Horseshoe Las Vegas  Back on the Strip, Real Bodies at Horseshoe Las Vegas offers a fascinating, elegantly presented exploration of human anatomy. The immersive displays prompt awe and just enough learning to make you feel smug about spending your vacation wisely.  Evening: KA by Cirque du Soleil  Wrap up with the high-octane acrobatics of KA at MGM Grand. Fiery stunts, epic staging, and a gigantic rotating platform deliver a supercharged evening. Every seat feels close to the action, and you’ll leave grinning and buzzing.  Day 5: Escape & Outdoor Adventure  Morning Hike with Las Vegas Hiking Adventures  Leave the lights behind for a few hours and meet your guides at a pre-arranged Strip pickup (they’ll whisk you out via comfy van). Red Rock Canyon’s red-rock formations astound, while guides share stories and insider hiking tips. Reconnect with nature and feel yourself unwind.  Casual Lunch at Panacea  Back in the city, Panacea serves up creative, plant-based power bowls and vitamin-packed juices in a bright, Zen setting—perfect for refueling post-adventure.  Fly LINQ Zipline  That afternoon, get your adrenaline pumping above the LINQ Promenade with Fly LINQ. Soar over shoppers and boutiques, then land ready for round two of Strip exploring.  Rooftop Drinks at Skyfall Lounge  When night falls, ascend to Skyfall Lounge at Delano Las Vegas. This sleek rooftop bar delivers unbeatable panoramic views and creative cocktails—the honey-lavender gin fizz is a must. It’s all chic lighting and comfy couches, with a soundtrack as smooth as the drinks.  Day 7: One Last Vegas Hurrah  Morning Stroll & Art at The Punk Rock Museum  Embrace Vegas’s offbeat energy on your final day with a trip to The Punk Rock Museum. A short taxi or rideshare from the Strip, this museum presents gritty artifacts, wild exhibits, and actual punk musicians acting as guides (if you’re lucky with timing). Wall-to-wall memorabilia and instantly recognizable album art make this a joy—even for kids or casual music fans.  Brunch at Eat  Slide over to Eat in downtown’s Fremont East for brunch—it’s beloved for its laid-back, contemporary-diner style. Their cinnamon biscuits with strawberry compote are a showstopper, and the truffled egg sandwich is a must for anyone needing a little extra oomph to power through the last hours of vacation.  Las Vegas Downtown Walking Tour  Let a local guide you on a walking tour of Fremont Street and downtown Vegas—Las Vegas Walking Tours provides the scoop on old-school casinos, neon art, and secret stories you’d never catch on your own. There’s something infectious about strolling beneath the vintage canopies, meeting artists, and feeling the city’s creative pulse.  Free Time: Relax or Last-Minute Fun  Honestly, at this point, you’ve earned a few hours to shop, lounge by your hotel pool, or sneak in some last-minute slots or souvenir hunting. If you’ve got energy to burn, try the Big Bus Las Vegas Night Tour for a breezy, open-top adventure with the Strip at its gaudiest and most glittering.  Farewell Dinner at Mon Ami Gabi  For your final meal, we recommend Mon Ami Gabi at Paris Las Vegas. Snag a terrace table, order steak frites or their heavenly trout almondine, and toast your Vegas victory with a perfectly chilled glass of bubbly. The view directly onto the Bellagio Fountains amps the experience—you’ll feel like you’re in the center of it all, at the very heart of Las Vegas.    There you have it—seven days in Las Vegas, packed with thrills, food, and memories you’ll savor for years. From sky-high views and daredevil adventures to laid-back brunches, dazzling museums, and wild nights out, Vegas comes alive when you give it the whole week.  Who's feeling lucky?    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.  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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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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