2 days in Las Vegas: must-see experiences for every traveler

The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck takes visitors through the highlights of Paris, right on the Strip, and to new heights 46 stories above ground.When you arrive at the Eiffel Tower, you'll pass recognizable Parisian landmarks as you make your way through the exhibits leading up to the observation deck. Pose for photos at the Arc de Triomphe, Paris Opera House, Louvre, and more.Then, go on an adrenaline-charged glass elevator ride up 460-feet and step out onto the observation deck for 360-degree city views. At the top, you'll meet knowledgeable ambassadors that can show you the famous landmarks of the Las Vegas skyline.While the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck immerses visitors in Parisian culture, history, and that intangible ‘Je ne sais quoi’ feeling. It’s one of the most iconic (and romantic) ways to explore the Vegas Strip, consistently ranking as one of the top things to do. An icon of Paris, this half-sized replica on the Strip is an icon of Las Vegas and a must-see attraction – C’est magnifique.

Make your trip to Vegas extra special with a fun photoshoot at the iconic "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign! A pro photographer will snap memories that you'll cherish forever. Whether it’s your first time in Vegas, a wedding celebration, a bachelorette party, or just a family hangout, this experience is perfect for any occasion. Picture yourself striking a pose in front of the famous neon sign, soaking in the vibrant Vegas vibes. With no waiting in line and VIP service all the way, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the moment. Your professional photographer has the skills to make every photo a keeper, capturing everything from classic poses to candid moments. You’ll end up with a collection of awesome images that truly reflect your Vegas adventure.This photoshoot isn’t just about getting some great pictures; it’s about having an amazing time!Say cheese! 

Each double-decker bus tour has a live guide to provide a fun, informative, and entertaining overview of the Las Vegas Strip, Downtown, and beyond.You’ll learn about Sin City’s fascinating history and how it got its nickname, how the area has developed over time and continues to grow, and some insider tips on making the most of your visit from your knowledgeable guide.Hop off and explore an area by foot or visit other attractions. Buses run on 30 to 60-minute intervals, so you’ll never have to wait too long before another bus arrives to pick you up and take you to your next destination.The Red Route features over 9 stops, strategically placed near popular landmarks and things to do on the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown. Check out the Bellagio Fountains, see views from the mountains to the desert from the Stratosphere, pose for a photo-op under the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign, and more – all during your Big Bus tour in Las Vegas.Rather get an overview of the sights and just take it all in? Stay on board for the full loop. The entire tour duration is approximately 2.5-hours for a full loop and is one of the best ways to get acquainted with Las Vegas and start your trip.

Fly LINQ Zipline features ten parallel ziplines measuring 1,121-foot-long. You can ride solo or at the same time as up to 10 of your friends or other guests. Get competitive and see who can zip the fastest from one side to the other.Your adrenaline-filled experience will start with a great view of the strip as you ride the elevator ride up the 122-foot-tall launch tower. Once you're geared up with a safety harness and weights, Fly LINQ Zipline will launch you and gravity will take over. You'll fly over the open-air LINQ shopping, dining, and entertainment promenade at up to 35mph. Get bird’s-eye views of the vibrant signage of everything below, including Brooklyn Bowl and O’Sheas as you speed along towards the towering High Roller Observation Wheel ahead of you.Before you leave, be sure to check out the photo taken of you in action and in full flight. You’ll have a chance to purchase the photo of yourself or your group before exiting near the base of the High Roller Observation Wheel.