Las Vegas October: Where Fall Meets Fabulous

Published: March 26, 2026
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October might just be the secret sweet spot for visiting Las Vegas. The summer heat finally chills out, but the action on the Strip—and beyond—only heats up! Whether you’re seeking spicy Halloween happenings, jaw-dropping shows, outdoor adventures, or foodie finds, this city knows how to keep the calendar packed. If you're ready to experience Vegas at its autumn best, buckle up. We’re about to spill all the best ways to fill your October with unforgettable stories, stunning views, and just the right amount of pumpkin spice. 

Our favorite things to do in Las Vegas in October include: 

The Mob Museum 

High Roller Observation Wheel 

KA by Cirque du Soleil 

Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Tour 

The Neon Museum 

Las Vegas Downtown Fremont St. Walking Tour 

Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade 

minus5° "Cool Experience" at the Venetian Canal Shoppes 

Las Vegas Hiking Adventures by Love Hikes 

The Official “SAW” Escape Room 

The Mob Museum: Dive Into Sin City’s Wild Past 

If you’re curious about what really shaped Las Vegas, make sure the Mob Museum tops your to-do list. Set in a beautifully restored 1930s courthouse, the Mob Museum is less about dusty exhibits and more about uncovering the notorious tales, larger-than-life characters, and mysterious crimes that built the Las Vegas legend. 

Spend a few hours getting up close with real wiretaps, vintage Tommy guns, and a vault of artifacts straight out of a Hollywood movie. Don’t miss the interactive crime labs or the speakeasy in the basement, serving Prohibition-inspired cocktails that’ll transport you straight to the Roaring Twenties. The vibe is immersive and a little bit mischievous—the perfect match for October’s spooky spirit! 

This is history with attitude and a sense of drama: you’ll walk away with a completely fresh take on Las Vegas, and you may just find yourself pondering a life in (theatrical) crime. 

High Roller Observation Wheel: See Vegas From New Heights 

October evenings bring blissfully cool air—ideal conditions for a spin on the High Roller, the world’s tallest observation wheel. From 550 feet up, you get a jaw-dropping panorama of the neon-lit Strip, distant mountains, and city lights stretching into the desert night. 

Hop into one of the roomy pods (they even serve drinks inside if you fancy a happy hour with altitude) and enjoy a leisurely 30-minute ride. Hours vary, but we say sunset is prime time: watch the sky explode in color while the city below flickers to life. The pods are perfect for snapping those Insta-friendly shots, and there’s always a lively buzz from fellow travelers and celebratory groups. Up here, Las Vegas just feels even more electric. It’s magic in motion—and a must for every first-timer. 

KA by Cirque du Soleil: Spellbinding Acrobatics and Story

October means Halloween, and there’s nowhere better to embrace the otherworldly than at a Cirque du Soleil show. KA brings martial arts, extraordinary stunts, and gravity-defying stage wizardry to the MGM Grand. Expect immersive storytelling that's equal parts cinematic and athletic, with a dose of shadow-and-light drama that fits the season. 

The crowd sits in hushed awe as acrobats flip, spin, and soar across moving platforms and into swirling plumes of fire. The physical feats will have you holding your breath—and the steampunk-meets-ancient-Asia set design feels tailor-made for autumn’s mystical vibe. The show runs multiple times a week, so you can always fit it around your other adventures. It’s not just a performance; it’s a sensation. 

Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Tour: Your Ticket to Scenic October Exploring 

There’s no easier way to get the lay of the land than gliding down Las Vegas Boulevard on an open-top Big Bus. In October, the temperature is just right—you won’t melt in the sun, and warm layers aren’t needed yet. 

This flexible tour lets you jump off wherever curiosity strikes, from classic casinos like the Bellagio to art-packed downtown blocks. Audio guides serve up fascinating stories about Vegas’s wild evolution with plenty of hidden history and quirky details. Whether you want to explore daylight-drenched murals, catch the Bellagio’s fountains, or people-watch at the LINQ Promenade, it’s all a breeze. Forget traffic stress—Big Bus is sightseeing made simple, and the open upper deck is perfect for Vegas’s golden-hour glow. 

The Neon Museum: Vintage Vegas, After Dark 

Nothing says Las Vegas quite like a glowing neon sign. At the Neon Museum, you wander through an outdoor “boneyard” where legendary hotel and casino signs from decades past come back to life. October’s crisp nights set the scene perfectly: historical neon shines against the desert sky, and guides pepper your stroll with juicy stories about the city’s wilder times. 

If you can, book an evening tour—the illuminated signs look absolutely magical, and the blend of nostalgia and energy makes it one of the city’s most photogenic spots. For true Halloween vibes, check out any special fall programs or night tours that dig into the seedier side of the city’s history. Here, Vegas glows retro-cool no matter the era. 

Las Vegas Downtown Fremont St. Walking Tour: Local Legends and Urban Art 

If you want to catch the true spirit of Vegas beyond the glitzy Strip, head downtown for the Fremont Street Walking Tour. October is festival season in this part of town, with everything from pop-up art shows to costumed street performers leaning into the Halloween mood. 

Your guide leads you through an energetic maze of murals, vintage neon, quirky bars, and legendary casinos where local history unfolds at every corner. The vibe is buzzy and creative—there’s often live music and food trucks, and something weird and wonderful to photograph around every bend. The guide’s stories, packed with urban legends and fun facts, make this tour more like hanging out with a friend in the know than following a flag. Don’t miss the dazzling Viva Vision Light Show overhead! 

Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade: Dessert Dreams Come True 

October is pumpkin season, and Sweet Sin Bakery nails it with a menu of treats that range from whimsical pastries to luscious gelatos. Tucked into the lively LINQ Promenade, this spot combines quirky, modern decor with an all-day sugar rush. Try the signature cannoli or limited-time pumpkin spice éclairs—people line up for these for a reason! 

Grab a window seat, enjoy the Parade of characters up and down the Promenade, and sip a creamy latte or sample inventive vegan sweets. With the High Roller as your backdrop and people-watching on tap, Sweet Sin is equal parts treat and entertainment hub. Looking for a post-dinner pick-me-up after the Promenade’s festivities? This is your hidden gem. 

minus5° "Cool Experience" at the Venetian Canal Shoppes: Chill Out, Vegas-Style 

When you need a break from the Strip’s sizzle—even in October’s milder temps—step into the icy wonderland of minus5° “Cool Experience.” This interactive bar is made entirely of ice: the walls, the seats, the glasses, even the sculptures. (Yes, photos are strongly encouraged.) After slipping into the provided faux-fur parka and gloves, you’ll sip frosty cocktails as you soak up the playful, arctic carnival vibe. 

Chill out surrounded by colorful LED lights and whimsical ice artworks. Bartenders keep the party going with shots served in ice cups and music that matches the high-energy mood. For Halloween, keep an eye out for themed drinks or special events—nothing like knocking back a “Frozen Zombie” in a room that’s colder than your ex’s heart. 

Las Vegas Hiking Adventures by Love Hikes: Autumn on the Trails 

October is a goldilocks month for Las Vegas hikers: the desert cools off, wildflowers dot the canyons, and trails are blissfully uncrowded. Sign up for a guided hike with Love Hikes and get whisked away to Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire, or Mt. Charleston—the guides tailor each adventure to your pace (and selfie ambitions). 

Expect trails framed by red sandstone cliffs, sweeping desert vistas, and a quiet that couldn’t feel further from the casino clatter. This is a side of Vegas too many visitors miss: fresh air, golden light, and the distant shimmer of the city skyline. Whether you’re a first-timer or seasoned trekker, your guide brings the geology and ecology to life, packs snacks, and can point out secret photo ops you’d never find on your own. The experience works for solo explorers or families alike—plus, you’ll return to the Strip feeling like you’ve earned that extra slice of cheesecake. Vegas in October is all about balance, after all! 

The Official “SAW” Escape Room: Embrace the Spooky Season 

Nothing screams October like a good scare, and Vegas takes Halloween to the next level with The Official “SAW” Escape Room. This is not your average puzzle experience: you and your crew enter an intricately designed labyrinth inspired by the cult-favorite horror films. Each room is packed with movie-worthy props, clever traps, and enough suspense to keep your group on edge. 

Race against the clock while navigating chilling puzzles and testing your teamwork skills—think cryptic messages, mechanical challenges, and surprises around every corner. The lighting and sound design dial up the tension just the right amount, but (good news!) you’re here for fun, not actual danger. The staff does a fantastic job setting the mood, and you’ll leave with adrenaline-fueled memories and, probably, a few new inside jokes. 

Even if you’re not a die-hard horror buff, the atmosphere is pure Halloween fun—intense, creative, and best tackled with your bravest pals. 

Bonus: Free & Festive — Fremont Street Halloween Night 

Las Vegas loves a party, and Halloween on Fremont Street is the ultimate crowd-pleaser. Costumed locals and tourists fill the pedestrian mall for a night of live music, street performers, and over-the-top decorations. You’ll see spectacularly creative costumes—think showgirls dressed as zombies, Elvis impersonators moonlighting as vampires, and groups of friends who treat the costume contest like an Olympic sport. 

The famous Viva Vision canopy hosts themed light shows, local bars offer spooky cocktails, and there’s an all-night buzz in the air. This isn’t a ticketed event—just show up, soak in the sights, and join the revelry. It’s people-watching at its wildest and best, with enough energy to carry you well past midnight. 

 

October really does bring something special to Vegas—crisp weather, seasonal flavors, a hearty dose of spookiness, and a city that knows how to celebrate every night. Whether you’re chasing history, art, thrills, sweets, or those unforgettable city views, this is the month to see Las Vegas in full color. So get exploring: your perfect October adventure awaits! 

 

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Viva Las Vegas: The Best 5-Day Vegas Adventure

Planning a five-day Las Vegas trip? Roll the dice—this city’s got more to offer than you ever imagined. From jaw-dropping stage shows and zippy roller coasters to neon history and secret foodie haunts, Vegas never runs out of surprises. We’re here to make sure you max out every day, whether you’re traveling with friends, a special someone, or family in tow. Our 5-day itinerary mixes thrills, tasty bites, and the kind of sightseeing that shows you Sin City’s wild heart (with just the right breaks for poolside relaxing).  Our top picks for Las Vegas over five days include:  The High Roller Observation Wheel  The Mob Museum  The Big Apple Roller Coaster  Fly LINQ  The Neon Museum  Strip Highlights Night Flight  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Tour  Madame Tussauds  The Tower at the STRAT  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe  Las Vegas Hiking Adventures  The Australian Bee Gees Show  Dinner shows & classic restaurants on the Strip  Day 1: Vegas Views and Classic Icons  Morning: Go Big with the High Roller and Sweet Treats  Kick off your Vegas adventure with a ride on the massive High Roller Observation Wheel at The LINQ. It’s the largest in North America, so you’ll enjoy sky-high, 360-degree views of the Strip and beyond—the floor-to-ceiling windows make this a seriously wow-worthy way to orient yourself. The vibe? Cool, calm, and photo-worthy with plenty of space to move, sit, or ogle at the scenery.  Afterward, stroll a couple minutes along LINQ Promenade for breakfast at Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe. Indulge in a flaky almond croissant or a cinnamon-dusted bun—the perfect sugar rush to power your day. Their cozy, Paris-meets-Vegas setting is a sweet start to your trip.  Midday: Madame Tussauds & Iconic Strip Wandering  From the LINQ, walk north toward Madame Tussauds Las Vegas (about 10 minutes, or hop on the Deuce bus if you prefer). Wax celebs abound here, from classic stars to modern icons, and you’ll have a blast posing for selfies or dramatically “meeting” your lifelong heroes—the themed areas make each room a mini scene-stealer.  Between attractions, take a stroll along the Strip—the sights, street performers, and themed casinos are entertainment in themselves. Don’t miss the gondoliers singing at the Venetian, just steps from Madame Tussauds.  Afternoon: Old Vegas Comes Alive at the Mob Museum  From the Strip, hop in a taxi, rideshare, or take the Deuce bus downtown to the Mob Museum in old Las Vegas. Housed in a former courthouse, this fascinating spot dives into the city’s ties with organized crime. The interactive exhibits and historic ambiance make every visitor feel like they’ve stepped inside a 1950s noir.  Evening: Dinner in Downtown and Neon Magic  Dinner in downtown Vegas? Visit Therapy, a quirky-industrial eatery serving up truffle mac and cheese, wickedly good cocktails, and a top-notch people-watching scene right on Fremont Street. Want more neon history after dinner? Walk to The Neon Museum nearby. Their outdoor yard—packed with hundreds of rescued vintage signs—comes alive at night, especially if you book their evening “Brilliant!” light show.  Day 2: Outdoor Thrills and Buzzing Nightlife  Morning: Get Wild with Las Vegas Hiking Adventures  Start your day with a nature escape! Let a guided Las Vegas Hiking Adventure whisk you away to Red Rock Canyon for jaw-dropping scenery and Insta-worthy rock formations. Guides tailor your hike to your group’s energy, so you can go all-in or keep it mellow. To reach your departure point, book a rideshare from your hotel—it’s quick and easy.  Afternoon: Loop the Strip—Your Style  Back in town, hop on the Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Daytime Tour. The open-top buses let you relax while hitting all the major Strip highlights—no need to deal with the heat or parking headaches. Hop off at the New York-New York stop for thrills on The Big Apple Roller Coaster: it dives, loops, and gives you a birds-eye view of Vegas from a very different angle.  Grab a quick bite at the laid-back Shake Shack just outside (their ShackBurger and crinkle-cut fries always hit the spot!), then wander through the classic Brooklyn-style arcade.  Day 3: Sky-High Sights and Fremont Energy  Morning: Towering Fun at The STRAT  Make your way by taxi or Deuce bus to The STRAT. Their 1,149-foot observation deck offers 360-degree views and a morning free from crowds. Daredevils can ride the thrill rides—adrenaline rush guaranteed—or just soak in the mountain-framed cityscape.  Lunch: Comfort Eats with a View  For lunch, check out Top of the World at The STRAT (reservations encouraged). This rotating restaurant serves up steaks, seafood, and dreamy city views with every spin. The vibe? Retro glam and surprisingly relaxed.  Afternoon: Flight-Seeing and a Slice of Downtown Vegas  Return to the Strip and walk or taxi to LINQ. Time for Fly LINQ, Vegas’s only zipline—with you soaring 12 stories above the promenade, feet-first toward a giant margarita bar! It’s electrifying, and the landing zone’s always loaded with laughter.  As the sun dips, take a rideshare or bus to Fremont Street’s pedestrian mall. Street performers, dazzling light shows, and an ultra-energetic crowd await—grab a frozen drink, people-watch, and enjoy the constant buzz.  Dinner: Old School Vegas Vibes  Park yourself at Andiamo Italian Steakhouse inside The D casino—a cozy spot renowned for bone-in ribeyes and house-made pastas. Dark wood furnishings and classic soul playing softly set the scene for a thoroughly Vegas meal.  Day 4: Art, Escape, and Poolside Play  Morning: Pop-Culture and Punk Rock  Start off at the Hollywood Cars Museum, a taxi ride from the Strip, to see vehicles from film favorites like Batman, Fast and the Furious, and more—photos are totally encouraged. If music is your style, The Punk Rock Museum’s ramshackle exhibits, iconic gear, and colorful murals crank up the energy.  Lunch: Retro Diner Vibes  Grab a booth at Heart Attack Grill downtown, an irreverent, over-the-top burger joint famous for towering burgers and milkshakes. Nurses serve tables—fun, cheeky, and unlike anywhere else.  Evening: Poolside Cocktails or Bar Crawl  Once you’re refreshed, start your evening with a craft cocktail at Electra Cocktail Club, hidden inside The Palazzo. Think statement décor and cutting-edge mixology—try the “Trouble in Paradise” for tropical flavors with a Vegas twist. If you’re feeling lively, continue the night with a Rockstar Nightclub Tour for VIP vibes, curated entry, and ultramodern beats.  Day 5: Quirky Vegas and Perfect Goodbyes  Morning: Science, Dinos, or Escape Adventures  Travel by Deuce bus or taxi north to the Las Vegas Science & Natural History Museum. Don’t miss the dinosaur hall—these dino skeletons thrill kids and anyone who loves a Jurassic moment. Prefer hands-on thrills? Try Dinosaur Outpost at Town Square or an escape room adventure like Number One Escape Room for one last puzzle-packed adrenaline rush.  Lunch: Café Chic  Stop for lunch at Makers & Finders in the Arts District. This lively café is a Vegas favorite for Latin-inspired coffee, arepas, and loaded avocado toast. The interior is hip and full of creative local art, while the crowd is a fun mix of locals and travelers in the know. If you’re a coffee fan, order the cortado—it’s a local legend.  Afternoon: Neon Nostalgia or Fine Art Finale  Just a short taxi or rideshare north brings you back to The Neon Museum. By day, the outdoor collection of retro Las Vegas signs looks completely different (and you get all the vivid colors for perfect photos). Wander through feathered letters, cowboy silhouettes, and electric pinks—each sign tells a story, and the vibe is delightfully quirky.  If you’re feeling artsy, swap in the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art for your afternoon stop. Here, rotating exhibitions offer a cool, calm experience right on the Strip—ideal if you want your final Vegas adventure to be a little quieter and a lot more cultural.  Early Evening: Stroll and Sweet Treats  Take a late afternoon walk through the Container Park on Fremont East, where repurposed shipping containers house indie boutiques, snack stands, and even a giant praying mantis sculpture that blushes with fire every hour. It’s part open-air mall, part playground, and you’ll find everything from gourmet hot dogs to fresh-squeezed juices for your last-minute cravings.  Indulge in dessert at Donut Bar—think fluffy, over-the-top donuts with flavors that change daily (crème brûlée and strawberry cheesecake are both winners). Grab a couple to share… or not.  Dinner: Farewell Feast on the Strip  Book your final dinner at Mon Ami Gabi, right beneath the sparkling Eiffel Tower Experience at Paris Las Vegas. Tables on the patio have an unbeatable Strip view, especially at sunset. The French bistro menu features standouts like steak au poivre, mussels in white wine, and crisp pommes frites. Raise a glass of bubbles to one wild Vegas adventure—you’ve earned it.  If you have time before your flight or want one last dazzling moment, don’t miss a ride to the top of the Eiffel Tower Experience itself. The observation deck sparkles over the Strip, and it’s a spectacular spot to soak in those final neon-drenched city views.    That wraps up our ultimate five-day Vegas adventure—with enough daytime gems, delicious eats, and nightly thrills to keep every moment buzzing. Here’s to new flavors, new friends, and five days that make Las Vegas feel like your personal playground!    Enjoyed this? Discover which tourist traps you should avoid, and know how to beat the Vegas heat.  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. 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Christmas in Las Vegas

Towering fir trees festooned with tinsel and shiny baubles, magical festive scenes and nearly as many fairy lights as there are stars in the sky. Christmas in Las Vegas is every bit as flamboyant and OTT as you’d expect from the neon capital of the world. And here, as every day in Sin City, you’ll find everything (and we mean everything) open as usual: that includes all shops, restaurants, bars, casinos and thrill rides. As the song says: ‘Christmas in Las Vegas, it’s a trip!’ So dive in and check out our guide to some of the best things to do in Vegas during holiday season, including: Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Ice skating at The Cosmopolitan Glittering Lights at Las Vegas Speedway Flamingo and LINQ Promenade Ethel M Botanical Cactus Garden The Magical Forest The Great Santa Run The Bellagio at Christmas The Bellagio’s dazzling dancing fountains are a spectacle at any time of year, but be sure to catch them during December when the huge water plumes soar and sway to Mariah, Bing, Wham! and other Christmas party bangers. Inside, the Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens gets a marvelous festive makeover, with decorations made from plants and flowers and supersize displays featuring sparkly polar bears, massive Christmas baubles, thousands of lights, and that all-important skyscraping Christmas tree. Best of all, it’s completely free and – unlike elsewhere in the Bellagio – children are welcome. Ice Skating at the Cosmopolitan High above the Strip lies a winter wonderland par excellence in the shape of the Cosmopolitan’s rooftop which – glitzy enough at the best of times – really ramps up the tinsel factor in December. Expect cozy Christmas vibes aplenty thanks to sparkling trees, blazing firepits, gooey s’mores, festive cocktails (snowball, anyone?) and romantic views of the neon-lit Eiffel Tower over at Paris Las Vegas. Better yet, a 4,200 square foot ice rink replaces the pool up here during the holiday season, complete with fake snowflakes. So pull on your mittens, wrap your scarf tight, strap on your skates, hit the ice and let it snow! Drive-Through Light Show Rev up your engine and hit the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for Glittering Lights, one of the biggest and best light shows in the country. Every December, the 2-5-mile course is festooned with somewhere in the region of five million – yep, that’s five MILLION – lights, each contributing to spectacular festive scenes and other Vegas-themed displays, meaning you’re as likely to see a hip-wiggling house-sized Elvis as a jolly Santa Claus. Pile the family into the car (with a hot chocolate each), tune into the custom radio station that plays carols and other Christmas favorites, and brace yourselves for the light show of a lifetime. Winter Parq Have you been dreaming of a... pink Christmas? Look no further than the Winter Parq – the promenade connecting the Flamingo and LINQ hotels where, by the Flamingo at least, bright pink decorations are de rigueur. Take in the glittering lights, giant snow globe and kitschy Christmas ornaments at the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat before strolling to the LINQ for live entertainment and Christmassy cocktails under the towering tree. Afterwards, warm up and take in panoramic views of the Neon City aboard the High Roller Observation Wheel which (you’ll be unsurprised to learn) is, at 550 feet, one of the tallest on the planet (second only to the Ain Dubai). Those who suffer from vertigo need not apply. Ethel M Cactus Garden If there’s anything more ubiquitous than Christmas trees in Vegas in December, it’s Christmas cacti. You’ll see these bristly beauties bedecked with festive baubles nearly everywhere you go, but nowhere more so than in the grounds of the legendary Ethel M Chocolate Factory. Here, the three-acre cactus garden receives an annual festive revamp that incorporates hundreds of thousands of twinkling lights, Christmassy scenes aplenty, and even a family of animated reindeer. We recommend visiting in the evening when the garden's at its most magical and, of course, combining your visit with a chocolate-tasting experience. It would be almost rude not to! Take in a Show There can be few quicker ways of getting right into the Christmas spirit than an evening spent watching classic Las Vegas shows that have been tweaked for the holiday season. Think classic Christmas rock and pop hits (as well as a few carols) from the Legends in Concert, immersive performances of The Nutcracker, and Christmas-themed magic and comedy shows. As Christmassy as your dad’s Rudolph sweater. Christmas Tree Trail December in Las Vegas sees Christmas trees sprouting up here, there and everywhere, each more fantastically bejeweled than the last. Take advantage of this free spectacle by visiting some of the major hotels to see how many stops have been pulled out to get one up on their neighbors. At over 40 feet, the Bellagio’s is inevitably among the most spectacular but the trees at Wynn’s Winter Wonderland, the Fashion Show Mall and the Venetian are no slouches either. Take a tour with your camera and make your Instagram feed the envy of all your Christmas-loving buddies back home. The Magical Forest A stalwart of the Vegas Christmas scene, the Magical Forest is just that: a woodland wonderland crammed with twinkling lights and festive decorations. This one is a must-do if you’re traveling with kids: they’re going to absolutely love the carousel, giant slide and cute train rides on the Forest Express. Plenty of live performances, food trucks and funnel cakes should keep the grown-ups happy too. Santa Claus! A visit to Las Vegas in December might almost make you believe there's more than one Father Christmas. He certainly gets around. Meet him at the aforementioned Magical Forest or head to Tivoli Village for a few memorable family snaps in his beautifully decorated grotto. You can even see the man in red swimming with sharks at the Mandalay Bay Shipwreck! If that’s not enough for you, go all in and dress up as Santa yourself: the Great Santa Run takes place in downtown Vegas and sees thousands of wannabe Santas take to the streets for a 5k fun run (or walk, if you prefer) every December. Ho ho ho and viva Las Vegas! Save on attractions in Las Vegas Save on admission to Las Vegas attractions with Go City. Check out @GoCity on Instagram and Facebook for the latest top tips and attraction info.

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