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Contents

26 Features

Spotlight

Cheers

Showbiz Weekly

Infinity Museum

Bazaar Meat

by José Andrés

Hall of Fame Class of 2026

Your guide to everything

This Venetian Resort hot

in Las Vegas, from dining,

This immersive experience

spot serves up some delicious

entertainment and attractions

From shows and restaurants

at Boulevard Mall takes you

cocktails PAGE 18

to spas and gaming PAGE 49

to attractions and the great

through amazing worlds

outdoors, we honor some of the

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Friends With Benefits

Events & Headliners

finest experiences in Southern Nevada PAGE 26

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Golden Gate Hotel & Casino Enjoy the property’s “The Night Starts Here” special

Publisher’s Note PAGE 7

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Styx

Planning a return trip?

Christopher Littles

Buy your tickets now to the

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hottest live shows, concerts, sports and special events PAGE 63

The group performs at The Venetian Resort PAGE 15

GlowFest

Nosh

foot wonderland PAGE 16

The Steak House at Circus Circus

everything you need to plan

Vegas2Go App

keeps things simple—and that’s

the perfect week PAGE 8

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a very good thing PAGE 22

7 Days Our publisher gives you

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Publisher’s Note

Your Best Trip Yet

KATIE DIXON

Friend us on Facebook facebook.com/LasVegasMag Follow us on Instagram @LasVegasMagazine Follow us on X @LasVegasMag Read us online lasvegasmagazine.com

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As we kick off 2026, there’s an undeniable energy in the air. Las Vegas is constantly evolving, and this year promises to bring even more spectacular entertainment, groundbreaking dining concepts and unforgettable experiences.

What’s particularly exciting is seeing Las Vegas reconnect with its roots—those core values of exceptional customer service and genuine value that made this city a powerhouse in the first place.

There’s a renewed focus on creating memorable experiences that don’t just dazzle, but truly deliver for every guest who arrives.

Speaking of which, this marks our seventh annual Hall of Fame issue, and we couldn’t be more proud of how this program has evolved since we launched it in 2020. What started as a way to recognize the people, places and experiences that define Las Vegas has become something even more meaningful: a tradition where legends choose the next generation of icons.

This year’s class of honorees represents the incredible diversity that makes our city thrive.

From exciting attractions and unforgettable shows to world renowned restaurants and venues that set the standard for nightlife, each inductee was carefully selected by our previous Hall of Fame honorees. The peer-to-peer recognition of entertainers like Wayne Newton, Blue Man Group and Jabbawockeez makes this honor even more special.

What I love most about the Hall of Fame is that it serves as your ultimate Vegas bucket list. Whether you’re planning your first visit or mapping out your next adventure as a local, these pages give you a curated guide to the absolute best our city has to offer. This Hall of Fame issue connects you with experiences that embody both our city’s evolution and its timeless commitment to excellence. Here’s to the class of 2026, and here’s to making this your best Vegas trip yet.

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7 Days

Jan. 25-31

of Hall umni e Al Fam dition E

What to do in Las Vegas this week Katie Dixon, Publisher

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Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Spend the day hiking at one of my favorite outdoor destinations, which offers 30-plus trailheads for all skill levels—just a short drive from the Las Vegas Strip. redrockcanyonlv.org

Town Square Las Vegas Browse 120-plus shops including The Container Store and Tommy Bahama, catch a movie at AMC 18, then choose from any of the fantastic dining options.

6605 Las Vegas Blvd. S., tslv.com

Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge This dining institution has been serving up retro glamour since 1972. Pro tip: If you go for breakfast, don’t skip the housemade Bloody Mary.

2985 Las Vegas Blvd. S., peppermilllasvegas.com

High Roller This observation wheel soars 550 feet above the Strip.

Upgrade to the Happy Half Hour package for an in-cabin open bar and bartender during your 30-minute rotation.

The Linq Promenade, caesars.com

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Omega Mart photo by Wade Vandervort Vegas Golden Knights photo by Steve Marcus

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Maverick Helicopters Taking a helicopter ride over the Strip is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and this company offers several packages to do just that. See Sin City from new heights.

6075 Las Vegas Blvd. S., maverickhelicopter.com

Omega Mart This mind-bending experience is an immersive art installation disguised as a surreal supermarket. It’s easy to get lost in this alternate reality.

Embrace it!

3215 S. Rancho Drive, meow.wf/lvm

Maverick Helicopters courtesy photo, Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area photos by Christopher DeVargas

Saturday

31 Vegas Golden Knights vs. Seattle Kraken Check out two Hall of Fame alumni in one epic night: our beloved VGK at T-Mobile Arena. Make sure to arrive early for the full Knight Time experience. The energy when the Knights hit the ice is electric. Go Knights Go! T-Mobile Arena, t-mobilearena.com

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Spotlight

The Strawberry Muse Caspian’s Rock & Roe Caesars Palace. caspianslv.com

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Spotlight

New World(s)

Immersive attraction is unlike any other in town Reality has boundaries. Infinity Museum doesn’t. This immersive museum gives you the sensation of existing outside the laws of physics. If you’re familiar with Yayoi Kusama, the legendary Japanese artist who has spent decades exploring infinity through mirrors, then you’ll recognize the DNA here. After slipping on the required booties to protect the reflective floors, you move through seven installations sequentially: • Stargazing is a dreamlike room that simulates the vastness of the universe. With mirrors that create depth that doesn’t exist, the stars here feel endless, as if you’re swimming around in an infinite galaxy.

• Sphere Symphony constructs its infinity through perfectly placed spheres that seem to extend in every direction.

There are loose spheres—giant balloons that magically change colors—on the ground that you can play with and bounce across the walls, creating a delightfully immersive playground that brings out the kid in all of us.

• The Mirrored Dodecahedron—the world’s first walk-in version of this complex 12-faced shape—is a jewel box of geometric wonder. Every angle offers a new composition, a new way

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of seeing yourself fractured across infinite transformations.

• If you’ve been missing the fleeting northern lights that have made appearances across the U.S., just step into Aurora Reverie. This room surrounds you with waves of colors that dance like a celestial light show.

• In the Wormhole, set aside time to watch the show, which transports you across the universe’s past, present and future. This is as close as you’re going to get to experiencing one.

• My favorite is the Mirror Maze, which challenges your sense of perception. Inside this labyrinth of reflective surfaces, you’re given a pool noodle to poke the walls, figuring out which surfaces are mirrors and which are open space that you can walk through. It’s a geometric adventure unlike anything else you’ve ever experienced.

• End your tour in Four Seasons, the world’s largest walk-in kaleidoscope, which interprets spring, summer, fall and winter in all their mirrored glory. Walking through is trippy and disorienting in the best possible way. –Genevie Durano 3568 S. Maryland Pkwy., Ste. 177. infinitymuseum.com

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Spotlight

Get Your Engine Running Resort offers free happy hour and slot play every evening

Where are you headed tonight? Dinner, gaming, show, nightclub? Well, Golden Gate Hotel & Casino wants to be your first stop to a night in Las Vegas. The downtown venue has been running its “The Night Starts Here” special for several months now, and it’s perfect to help get you in the mood for the rest of the night. And recently, it got even better!

“After chatting with our guests, we’ve brought some fun updates to ‘The Night Starts Here’ experience,

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including the return of the beloved dancers,” said Derek Stevens, CEO of Golden Gate, in a news release. “With added perks, enhanced service and new ways to enjoy drinks and gaming, we’re taking Las Vegas’ only daily open bar offering to a new level.”

Start checking in at 4 p.m. at the Club One players club (Legend and Maverick players have a dedicated check-in line and access to an exclusive High-Limit Status Bar) to get a free play voucher and free happy hour

wristband for One Bar. The experience itself runs from 6-7 p.m., with the Golden Gate dancers performing for the first 15 minutes, but everyone can play in a bonus round from 4-8 p.m., with the top earners getting extra free play, announced at 8:30 p.m.

(You must be present to win.)

Where you head to after the fun is up to you, but now you know where to start! –Nina King

21+. goldengatecasino.com

Photo by Steve Marcus

Spotlight

Classic Band, Classic Album Group performs groundbreaking ‘Pieces’ as part of limited residency Styx is returning to Las Vegas with something truly special: a complete performance of 1978’s Pieces of Eight, plus the hits that made them arena gods in the first place. The Pieces of Eight deep dive adds another layer. Released in 1978 at the height of Styx’s powers, the album gave us “Blue Collar Man” and “Renegade” but also showcased the band’s range beyond radio singles. Hearing it performed in sequence will remind audiences why the band became synonymous with American rock. And, five decades in, Styx refuses to phone it in.

Photo by Jason Powell

The band just released Circling From Above, its 18th studio album, a 13-track exploration of technology and nature that critics are calling its third consecutive masterpiece following 2021’s Crash of the Crown and 2017’s The Mission. While most heritage acts coast on their catalog, Styx continues to create.

Fans may be thrilled with the new work, but they’re coming for the classics, too. And Styx has classics for days.

There’s “Come Sail Away,” with that delicate piano opening that explodes into an arenawide sing-along, and “Renegade,”

the hard-charging anthem about a fugitive on the run. There’s the working-class battle cry of “Blue Collar Man,” the tender ballad “Lady” and the epic “The Grand Illusion,” with soaring vocals and dramatic build. There’s “Miss America” and its critique of fame for fame’s sake, and “Man in the Wilderness,” with its searching, introspective lyrics. –Genevie Durano The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m.

Jan. 28 and 30-31, starting at $60 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com

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Spotlight

Light Up the Night

New family-friendly attraction combines art, food and culture A world of wonder can be found at the newly opened GlowFest near the monorail station at SAHARA Las Vegas. The outdoor, 200,000-squarefoot land of visual treats features large-scale illuminated sculpture that represent five realms: reality, nature, ocean, celestial and exotic.

The walk-through environments, filled with high-tech, beautifully designed pieces, simply wow and show off what artwork looks like when it comes alive. Perfect pic opportunities abound, but two stunning spots include the Tree of Life and Lotus

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Garden, which also serve as the focal points of GlowFest.

Equal to the entertainment is the night market with a rotating lineup of both food and retail vendors. Shop everything from trending items like Labubus, designer nails and Hello Kitty merch to art, jewelry and toys.

The food lineup is fabulous, with rotating local favorites including Tiger Sugar, Wild Rind Cheese + Provisions, China Mama, Gastropub Nisei Bar & Grill, Pop-A-Licious, Smokey Jay’s Florida Style BBQ, Mias D’Licias, Kalimera Greek Bakery,

Omakase Kyara Sake Bar and more.

A must-try is Olé Churros—trust us, you’ve never had churros like this before, and you’ll never want to eat another version!

Other areas include games, arts and crafts, kiddie rides and a VIP section with lounge. Military, students and seniors get discounted tickets (must show ID); kids 5 and under are free.

GlowFest opens at 5 p.m. Thursday through Sunday. –Kiko Miyasato

2600 S. Paradise Road. glowfest.com

Photo by Eugene Dela Cruz/OneSeven Agency

Spotlight

The Only App You’ll Need Navigate the Strip and beyond like never before Navigating the Strip and surrounding areas can be overwhelming. Luckily, the Vegas2Go app, available in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store, puts an extensive guide to the city right in the palm of your hand.

Simply set up your account and unlock a vast knowledge of the city, including special deals that you may otherwise miss out on. The app is locational, so once you’ve indicated the resort you’re staying at, toggle to the “selected” tab to

see all the dining, shopping, shows and lounges in the property. Then switch to the “nearby” setting to see all the options that are within a walking distance of your temporary digs.

If you have something specific in mind, perhaps a steakhouse dinner or family-friendly fun, use the search function.

Use the red drop-down menu to search everywhere (which will populate results from all over the valley), nearby or in your selected property to find what you’re

looking for. And if it’s a one-off show you seek, check the “events” tab for an up-to-date calendar of all the acts rolling through town during your stay.

Oh, and those exclusive offers we mentioned? They’re visible on each listing they apply to, so there’s no need to scour the web for ways to save on your Vegas vacay. Find an offer you’d like to use, select the “save” option and access it when you’re ready under the “saved offers” tab in the “more” menu. Enjoy! –Em Jurbala

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Cheers

Drink It All In

Bazaar Meat gets stunning new location, but you’ll want to go for the cocktails, too A longtime favorite of both tourists and locals, Bazaar Meat by José Andrés enjoyed tremendous success at SAHARA Las Vegas, but late last year the restaurant made the move to The Venetian Resort. Its new home is a beautiful mix of light and dark with the Blanca Room, bright and airy with a large outdoor patio, and the Rojo Room, a deep-red, dimly lit, sexy space, and it’s also where you’ll find the slick-looking bar. It’s behind this bar that mixologists are mixing up some photo-worthy, uniquely tasting cocktails that we say demand a visit to the restaurant.

“When people come to Bazaar Meat, they talk about this amazing, well-rounded experience, so with the food you want cocktails that match that,” says Eduardo Sanchez, Bazaar Meat general manager. “You don’t want one part to be underwhelming than the rest. We have these amazing dishes, but we didn’t want to limit ourselves to just that. We have this beautiful bar and this beautiful space, and we wanted to elevate our beverage program when we moved to this new location. The goal is to keep innovating; new ideas with new dishes and new cocktails, like with the martini service.”

Heads turn whenever a table orders the new martini service. “The martini is served below freezing, served colder than you’ll ever get shaking it,” says Kevin Gorham, Bazaar Meat mixol-

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Martini service

Cheers

Nitro caipirinha

ogist. “That coldness, what it does is it softens flavors and rounds out the harsh edges. It makes it a silkier version of a martini.” The martini service includes a wheeled-to-your-table cart stocked with the prebatched vodka or gin martini—your choice. Removed from a portable freezer, the cocktail is then garnished to your liking with choices like lemon peel, onion, blue cheese-stuffed olive or regular olive and lemon oil. Lastly, you pick a fragrance, which is a spritz of rosemary, thyme, dill or red peppercorn.

For another showstopping cocktail, heads will turn again when the Nitro caipirinha cart is wheeled to the table.

The prebatched Avuá cachaça caipirinha is added to a steel bowl along with liquid nitrogen. The mixologist then stirs the two together until a sorbetlike consistency is achieved and then piles the mixture into a glass. “This is all about having a cocktail in another form,” Gorham says.

For brown spirit lovers, another cocktail experience comes in the form of the Aladdin Manhattan. “Think of it as a reverse Manhattan; it’s very vermouth-driven,” Gorham says. “In Spain, they drink vermouth as an aper-

Cocktail photos by Christopher DeVargas

Aladdin Manhattan

itif, the starter, to get their stomach ready for the feast. So this cocktail is Spain meets America. It’s the classic Manhattan recipe, we just flip the ingredients to be more Spanish-style, so it’s vermouth-driven with a little backbone of American bourbon and orange and Angostura bitters, and finished off with cedar smoke and orange twist for garnish.” The cocktail is brought to the table in a box and poured tableside, allowing for the smoke to billow out and prepare the taste buds for a unique Manhattan experience. “If you’re a Manhattan drinker, you’re going to love this cocktail,” Gorham says. “This isn’t gonna destroy you like a classic Manhattan—you can have a couple of these, pace them throughout dinner.”

The list of cocktail treats continues with more favorites like the Floral Cloud, a gin cocktail served with a cloud of hibiscus-rose smoke; the Salt Air Margarita, a classic tequila on the rocks topped with a salt air concoction, and the Ben Franklin Milk Punch with brandy, nutmeg, lemon and sugar, clarified with dairy. –Kiko Miyasato

The Venetian Resort.

702.607.6328

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Friends With Benefits

• Libation •

Old-Fashioned

Christopher Littles

You’ve never tasted the classic Old-Fashioned like the one Littles makes. His own recipe—bourbon, cinnamon syrup, French vanilla syrup, a dash of Peychaud’s Bitters and orange bitters, smoked with cherrywood and garnished with orange zest and a Luxardo cherry—is one smooth, chef’s kiss of a cocktail you need to try. –KM

Mixologist is manifesting his destiny Fifteen years ago, Las Vegan Christopher Littles was working his first bartending job at a local bar. “And I’d think, ‘One day I’m gonna be a bartender on that Strip,’” he says. “Every day I’d write down on a card, my goals, ‘One day I’ll be a bartender on the Las Vegas Strip.’ It’s insane because I manifested that; I really wanted that and now I’m here.”

And the “here” is The Cabinet of Curiosities at Horseshoe Las Vegas, where Littles has been a mixologist for

Benefit

three years. Before he joined the curious bar and lounge (and speakeasy; ask about The Lock), he worked his skills at properties like Caesars Palace, Park MGM and Golden Nugget, but it’s at the Cabinet where “I sharpened my skills and gained a lot of knowledge,” Littles says. “I feel so comfortable here.”

Being a bartender has “helped me realize who I am as a person,” he says.

“It changed me a lot. I don’t mind talking to people now—now it’s natural. I never

thought I’d love mixology like I love it now. I’m always creating new recipes and posting videos on YouTube.

“We’re the Entertainment Capital of the World and I’m a bartender on the Las Vegas Strip. I don’t take that lightly,” he continues. “I’ve been doing everything I can to be here. … I want to be that bartender that people know and keep coming back to see me every time they’re in Las Vegas. That’s what I envisioned, that’s what I manifested.” –Kiko Miyasato

While there is a large menu of libations to choose from, the bartenders love to create custom cocktails for guests.

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Photos by Christopher DeVargas

SCAN TO PURCHASE

Nosh

The Steak House at Circus Circus has been the model of consistency for decades

By Ken Miller

For more than 40 years, The Steak House at Circus Circus has been the go-to for generations of tourists and locals alike. And that’s because its customers always know what they’re getting: seriously great food, a menu that keeps things more or less the same year in and year out, service that makes you feel special, and an old-school ambience you really can’t find anywhere else on the Strip. This is the sort of restaurant where it’s not uncommon on any given night to see at least an anniversary or birthday celebrated. It’s just that special.

As you’re escorted to your table or leather booth, you’ll immediately be struck by two things: a dry-aging locker with floor-to-ceiling windows that allows you to check out all the cuts you’re about to choose from, and a food preparation area smack-

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Porterhouse steak

dab in the middle of the restaurant.

Before your meal arrives, be sure to order a cocktail to prepare you for the deliciousness to come. All the classics are here to enjoy, from Old-Fashioneds and Manhattans to dirty martinis, but vodka lovers will want to try the Lemon Drop, made with Absolut Citron, triple sec and lemon juice.

Start your meal with any of the splendid appetizers, from the French onion soup and deeply flavorful grilled garlic shrimp and sautéed mushrooms to oysters on the half shell or the massive Seafood Sensation, a tower of oysters, crab and shrimp that’s practically a meal by itself! Salads here are all fresh and satisfying. The

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blue cheese wedge is always great, but if you want to bump things up a notch, order the Waldorf wedge, which is served with a balsamic blue cheese vinaigrette. For something really light yet deeply satisfying, opt for the tomato, mozzarella and basil

salad. If you’re a spinach fan, the fresh spinach salad is delightful, smothered in the restaurant’s hot bacon dressing (so yummy!).

Whatever you order from the steak menu, know this: All the beef on it is Midwestern in origin and aged for

Lemon Drop

21 days at 37 degrees Fahrenheit to achieve maximum flavor quality and texture. From the New York strip and porterhouse to the filet mignon and ribeye on the bone, every bite here will put you in the best of moods.

And if red meat isn’t quite what you’re craving, quality alternatives include lamb chops, salmon filet, twin broiled lobster tails, Alaskan king crab legs, sweet chili-glazed salmon, chicken breast and grilled garlic shrimp. No matter what you choose, make sure to accompany them with the wonderful sides like asparagus, garlic mashed potatoes, sautéed mushrooms or a humongous baked potato with all the fixings.

Dessert options are all top-notch versions of the classics. We’re particularly partial to the tiramisu, here served on a bed of chocolate drizzle, and the crème brûlée, topped with fresh berries and cream. But you also cannot go wrong with favorites like cheesecake and chocolate cake.

Crème brûlée

Seafood Sensation

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by Christopher DeVargas

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S H OWS / P R O D U C T I O N S

DONNY OSMOND The star’s Harrah’s Las Vegas show is a sleek, high-octane celebration of six decades in entertainment, delivered by a performer who refuses to act his age—and thank our lucky stars for that. He dances with more energy than performers half his age, sings with clarity and control, and pulls off a crowd-pleasing “Auto-rap-ography,” a playful romp through his career. Our love affair with Osmond may have begun as puppy love, but we’re hopelessly, eternally head over heels now.

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T H E G R E AT O U T D O O R S

HOOV ER DA M Built between 1931 and 1936, this concrete arch-gravity marvel rises 726 feet above the Colorado River, holding back Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the United States.

It contains enough concrete to pave a highway from San Francisco to New York. Few landmarks anywhere can claim such lasting, foundational impact. The dam isn’t just a tourist attraction; it’s the very reason there’s anything here to attract tourists to.

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B A R S / L O U N G E S

ATOMIC LIQUORS Opened in 1954, this is the city’s oldest free-standing bar. And the name isn’t a gimmick. During the 1950s, patrons famously climbed onto the roof with cocktails to watch atomic tests light up the desert sky, treating nuclear explosions like fireworks shows. It’s a detail so unbelievable, it could only happen in Vegas. If you want a lesson in history, belly up to the bar that wrote it.

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Photo by Christopher DeVargas

S P O R T S

WR ANGLER NATIONA L FINALS RODEO Known as the Super Bowl of Rodeo, this event brings the top 15 money-earning cowboys and cowgirls in professional rodeo to the Thomas & Mack Center for 10 adrenaline-packed days of competition. It has been one of Vegas’ most beloved annual traditions going back to 1985, and it remains an institution that returns year after year, reminding everyone that this city belongs to more than one crowd.

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AT T R AC T I O N S

SH A R K R EEF AQUA R IUM When it opened at Mandalay Bay in 2000, the idea—to build a massive aquarium full of apex predators in the middle of the Mojave Desert—sounded both improbable and delightful. Twenty-five years later, this attraction, home to more than 3,400 animals representing over 140 species, stands as one of the Strip’s most enduring, and a reminder that this town thrives on unfettered imagination. In a city that has no drought of ideas, this aquarium shows that the desert can hold the ocean just fine.

Photo courtesy of MGM Resorts International

F E S T I VA L S

ELECTRIC DAISY C A R N I VA L When this festival moved to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in 2011, it transformed the city into the global capital of electronic dance music, drawing more than half a million fans from around the world. It features towering art installations pulsing with light, carnival rides spinning against the night sky, roaming performers in elaborate costumes, pyrotechnics timed to bass drops and sound from the genre’s biggest DJs.

Photo courtesy of Insomniac

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STADIUM SWIM When this complex opened in 2020, it made more than a splash. It, in fact, cannonballed into the Vegas pool scene and rewrote the rules.

Designed to operate 365 days a year, it features six pools, multiple swim-up bars and a jaw-dropping 40-foot-tall, 14 million-pixel, highdefinition screen. Crowds happily followed, because we all know the best pool party is the one that never has to end.

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P ER F O R M A N C E V EN U E S

MGM GR AND GARDEN ARENA Since 1993, this venue has hosted some of the most famous moments in sports, including the infamous Mike Tyson–Evander Holyfield “Bite Fight,” along with megafights like Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao.

Music’s biggest stars have filled the space, while events from the Grammys to the Academy of Country Music Awards helped cement its prestige. More than 30 years later, it’s still the room where everyone wants to play.

Photo courtesy of MGM Resorts International/Al Powers

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P R O P E R T I E S / R E S O R T S

BELL AGIO When this property opened in 1998, it redefined the very core of Las Vegas’ identity, showing that elegance, art and refinement could thrive on the Strip without sacrificing excitement. From the iconic fountains, Cirque du Soleil’s “O” and the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, Bellagio remains timeless. In a city where properties age quickly, it remains one of the shining jewels on the Strip. Now and then, it’s a game changer.

Photo by Christopher DeVargas

Photo by Christopher DeVargas

R E S TAU R A N T S

BENIHANA The casino around it may have changed names and ownership over the years—from the International to the Las Vegas Hilton to Westgate Las Vegas—but this classic has stayed exactly where it belongs for the last 50 years. In Vegas terms, that’s practically immortality. Benihana’s staying power comes from a universal, indisputable truth: Dinner is better when it’s also a show. And the flaming theatrics here just cannot be beat.

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Entertainment Dining Daylife & Nightlife Shopping Health & Beauty Attractions Gaming Resources

Xavi Palms 8 p.m. Jan. 30, starting at $69.95 plus tax and fee. axs.com

VEGAS IN YOUR POCKET...

WHERE TO EAT, PLAY, SHOP AND PARTY

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RESIDENTS

Thursday

Carlos Santana

House of Blues at Mandalay Bay. ticketmaster.com

One Man, Limitless Memories Donny Osmond has been performing almost since he was able to walk, and he brings more than 60 years in show business to a Las Vegas Strip production unlike any other.

You’ll see dancing, rapping, an audience-request segment and some truly amazing technological achievements that bring an earlier version of Osmond to life.

Harrah’s Las Vegas. ticketmaster.com

Saturday Carrot Top

Luxor, 16+. 702.262.4400

THEATER Michael Jackson ONE No matter how well you think you know the King of Pop’s music, expect to be seriously surprised at the treatment his legendary songs get in this Cirque du Soleil production. As acrobats tumble across the stage and float above the crowd, you’ll feel like you’re hearing “Billie Jean,” “Thriller” and “Man in the Mirror” for the first time.

Mandalay Bay. mandalaybay.mgmresorts.com

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Donny Osmond photo by Denise Truscello

Sunday

Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club

MGM Grand, 21+. bradgarrettcomedy.com

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GET YOUR TICKETS! Zayn The former One Direction member has spent the last 10 years delivering hit after hit, and he brings that setlist, ranging from “Pillowtalk,” “What I Am” and “Alienated” to “Stardust,” “Better” and “Entertainer,” to his first Las Vegas residency.

Park MGM, 9 p.m. Jan. 25, 28 and 30-31, starting at $107 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com Blake Shelton The country superstar returns to his smash Vegas residency. He released a new album last year, For Recreational Use Only, so expect to hear hits “Texas” and “Stay Country or Die Tryin’” from that album, as well as classics from his long, varied career like “Honey Bee,” “Over” and “God Gave Me to You.” Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. Jan. 28, 30-31, starting at $107 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com Ashlee Simpson This woman of many talents brings her range to a limited-time residency. From albums like Pieces of Me to West End shows like Chicago, she’s done it all, and her show is a direct reflection of that experience.

The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. Jan. 30-31, starting at $85 plus tax and fee, 21+. voltairelv.com

Irreverent Illusions

When it comes to bang for the buck, The Mac King Comedy Magic Show is still the show to beat. The affable King, hard to miss in that signature oversized suit, keeps the proceedings light with his dad humor, all the while performing sleight of hand that will have your jaw dropping.

Excalibur. 702.597.7600

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T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. Jan. 29, starting at $94 plus tax and fee. axs.com

MGM Grand. 702.531.3826

Westgate Las Vegas, 5+. ticketmaster.com

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Vegas Golden Knights vs.

Dallas Stars Few teams are hotter in the National Hockey League than Dallas, so expect the Knights to bring their absolute A-game to this clash. Make sure to get there early to stock up on snacks, drinks and team gear. And don’t miss the opening ceremony!

Jabbawockeez This dance crew has been wowing audiences ever since its appearance on America’s Best Dance Crew in 2008, and it’s been a mainstay on the Las Vegas Strip since 2010. Its newest show, FREQNCY, only builds on the previous incarnations, incorporating dance styles of all types. It’s fun and unforgettable.

Carlos Santana photo by Roberto Finizio, Carrot Top and Mac King photo by Christopher DeVargas

Soul of Motown If the music of Smokey Robinson and The Miracles, The Temptations, Marvin Gaye and Martha and the Vandellas gives you goose bumps, this is the tribute show for you. This quartet has the sound—and the moves—to get you dancing in the streets—er, aisles.

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Park MGM. 702.730.6600

Paris Las Vegas. 877.346.4642

Resorts World Las Vegas.

702.676.6014

PLAN YOUR PERFECT DAY Primrose The decor inside may be inspired by a French country home, but the cuisine is American. At breakfast, try the shrimp and grits with a poached egg, fluffy buttermilk pancakes with Vermont maple syrup, avocado toast with tomatoes, or smoked salmon and an organic egg. The Primrose Omelet includes ham, bacon and cheddar.

Gordon Ramsay Steak Always wanted to eat at a Gordon Ramsay establishment, but haven’t quite made it yet? Duck into this elegant dining room at lunch on Saturday and Sunday to try such items as seared foie gras, an American wagyu skirt steak, steak sandwich and more. A $69.99 prix fixe menu is also available.

Brezza The lauded Italian restaurant is presided over by chef/owner Nicole Brisson, who draws on her time working in Italy to introduce seasonal dishes to the menu.

Brisson is also a master at aging meat, so if you love a dry-aged steak, consider the 42-ounce, 130-day porterhouse.

Linguine and Clams

ONE BITE

If you love pasta and seafood, get the best of both worlds at Fresco Italiano with the linguine and clams, a beautiful presentation featuring littleneck clams, pasta with garlic, chili, lemon and parsley. There’s plenty more in this welcoming restaurant, so try the spicy penne vodka with Italian sausage, a margherita pizza and, of course, tiramisu to round out your meal.

Westgate Las Vegas.

702.732.5276

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COTE Vegas If you’ve heard about this new Korean steakhouse opening, you’re not the only one. Inside, an intense experience awaits, with dramatic tiered seating levels handling up to seven guests per table.

A decadent steak omakase lets you experience plenty of the amazing variety of beef. It’s $225 per person currently and worth every penny.

The Venetian Resort. 702.607.2683

Joël Robuchon The famous chef’s eponymous Michelin-starred French restaurant is a magnificent, opulent experience that, if money is no object, will create memories to last a lifetime. Order the degustation tasting menu for $525 per person (on Saturday, Jan. 31, indulge in the Black Truffle Experience). Add on a wine pairing to go even bigger.

MGM Grand. 702.891.7925

Fresco Italiano photo by Christopher DeVargas, Caramella photo courtesy of Tao Group Hospitality Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse courtesy of Caesars Entertainment/Michael Rudin

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BRUNCHES

Off the Strip

Caramella

SMKD BBQ This eatery from chefs Alex Reznick and Mike Meyer is tucked into the Vegas hills. Burnt ends, pig candy, sliced brisket, half Mojo chicken, the “ribwich’ and St. Louis ribs make it worth the drive there. Order the family fiesta combo for $118 to get all the meats and sides.

10895 S. Eastern Ave. 702.205.1460

All-you-can-eat Saturday and Sunday, with cheesecake for dessert.

Planet Hollywood. 702.785.5551

Bardot Brasserie Michael Mina’s classic French dishes plus fresh-squeezed juices.

Aria. 702.590.8610

Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse Enjoy Eggs Royale, avocado toast, French dip sandwiches and more.

Caesars Palace. 866.227.5938

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GastroPUB Nisei Bar & Grill This chill, newly opened restaurant near Chinatown features both Japanese and American food, with plenty of crossover. Try such items as kalbi tacos, wagyu sliders, ocean trout tiradito, yellowtail crudo and pan roast with lobster, shrimp and scallop. There are two happy hours to try Japanese beer and sake, too.

3400 S. Jones Blvd., Ste. 8. 702.613.7010 Esther’s Kitchen Kick off your Sunday at this beloved local Italian spot by chef James Trees. The pasta and pizzas are incredible (we recommend the tagliatelle with chanterelles and brown butter), and brunch showcases fresh ingredients. Try the strawberry shortcake French toast, and don’t forget a mimosa. Be prepared for a wait, as the intimate venue fills up fast.

1131 S. Main St. estherslv.com

BITES & BEATS Rí Rá Irish Pub Traditional dishes like sausage rolls, bangers and mash, fish and chips and shepherd’s pie, plus a twist on a Scotch egg made with deviled egg mousse. And to make the trip back to the old country even better, catch live singers and bands TuesdaySunday nights each week, providing as much atmosphere as the authentic bars installed through out the venue.

The Shoppes at Mandalay Place.

702.632.7771

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The Pregame If you’re headed to Allegiant Stadium for a game or show, park in the garage at WSKY Stadium (reserve on wskystadium.com) and pregame with great food and drinks. Two faves: The Italian Grinder, with salami, ham, capicola, smoked provolone and more; and the T&T Smash Burger, with white American cheese and two beef patties.

5625 Polaris Ave. 725.240.7652

Bardot Brasserie and WSKY Stadium photos by Anthony Mair

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CALENDAR

HOT PICK

Insider Tips

Friday, Jan. 30

At Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club, don’t miss karaoke fun inside the comedy club’s lounge, filled with Kimmel’s memorabilia.

The weekly event is every Tuesday and Wednesday at midnight with host and comedian Carlos Mencia.

The Linq Promenade.

855.234.7469

Steve Aoki

Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace

Off the Strip

Party On Lock Zouk Nightclub, out of Singapore, has shown this city a new way to party, utilizing the best in tech and talent. There’s the Mothership located in the main room—a huge LED piece that literally dances to the music—and an incredible roster of talent that includes big-name DJs, including Ian Fisher on Jan. 30 and James Hype on Jan. 31.

Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.676.7000

Friday, Jan. 30 DJ Lucky Lou

Jewel Nightclub at Aria

LIVE MUSIC Become a part of the band! Smelly Cat Karaoke offers live music throughout the week, but here, it’s all about the crowd heading up the band. Take the stage and choose from thousands of songs and get ready to impress with your singing talent or simply enjoy the vocal stylings of others. Pair your good time with light bites and specialty cocktails, including large-format ones.

Grand Bazaar Shops.

702.846.4002

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Saturday, Jan. 31 Mike Attack

Tao Nightclub at The Venetian Resort

Some of the city’s top bartenders can be found at the rooftop lounge Legacy Club. The expansive patio offers seating around firepits and unbeatable views of the city from the 60th floor.

For a special experience, book the Sunset Package with reserved seating, handcrafted cocktails and a champagne toast as the sun goes down.

Circa Resort & Casino.

702.247.2258 It’s one of the city’s bestkept secrets! The Laundry Room is a long-running, intimate speakeasy situated inside The Commonwealth. If you’re lucky enough to score a reservation, you’ll be privy to a recently revamped menu filled with cocktails that are truly a practice in top mixology.

525 Fremont Street. laundryroomlv.com

Zouk Nightclub photo by Conor Olmsted

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WHERE TO PLAY Two floors of arcade and cocktail fun await inside Asylum Bar + Arcade. Play a mix of vintage and modern video games, pinball and arcade favorites while imbibing on handcrafted cocktails, craft beers and alcohol-infused slushies. Weekly free events, karaoke, themed nights and local DJs round out the experience.

AREA15. area15.com

With nearly two dozen games, puzzles and challenges, Play Playground is just what the name suggests; it’s a playground of fun for adults. Let loose with your friends and try your skills at games like Poker Parkour, Bullseye and Doctor! Doctor! Take a break and chill at one of the bars that serve themed cocktails in fun vessels.

Luxor. playplayground.com

ONE SIP

It’s a swinging good time at Topgolf Las Vegas! With 120 climate-controlled hitting bays, you can aim your swing at the giant outfield targets and hit golf balls that have a high-tech scoring system inside them so you can keep track of your game. When not up to bat, relax in the bay and order elevated bites and handcrafted cocktails.

4627 Koval Lane. 702933.8458

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Darts just got technically advanced at Flight Club, and while trying your hand at this fun way to play, enjoy happy hour (3-6 p.m. SunFri.) with selections like $6 Modelo drafts, $8 spirits like Tito’s Handmade vodka and Bacardi rum and $10 wines and prosecco by the glass.

The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. 702.848.4188

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Bartender Wilson Barrera at Barry’s Downtown Prime created one of the best cocktails around, the L-O-V-E. It’s a mix of Grey Goose Essences strawberry and lemongrass vodka, lychee syrup, Aperol, lime juice and egg whites. The brush of raspberry compote along the outside of the glass makes this cocktail overthe-top delicious and a must-try.

Circa Resort & Casino. 702.726.5504

Steve Aoki and L-O-V-E photo by Christopher DeVargas, DJ Lucky Lou courtesy photo, Mike Attack photo by Shane O’Neal

Chill Stripside at Mexican hot spot El Segundo Sol. The Tulum-inspired indooroutdoor destination offers some of the best margaritas in town, so enjoy them discounted during happy hour (3-6 p.m. Mon.Thurs., at the bar only). Sip on $6.50 margaritas on the rocks and frozen flavors like strawberry (this is the best in Vegas!), mango, prickly pear and classic.

FSLV—Fashion Show Las Vegas. 702.258.1211

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Find two happy hours at SAHARA Las Vegas. At The Tangier, settle into the lounge for the daily special (3 p.m.-2 a.m.), a $10 glass of sangria. Also on property at the beautiful and spacious Casbar Lounge, get into the daily happy hour (3-5 p.m. and 8-9 p.m.) with buy-one-get-one-free wines by the glass, beer and well cocktails.

SAHARA Las Vegas. 702.761.7000

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Get Inked and More

ALL THE SHOPS

Whether you want a permanent reminder of your Vegas vacation or you’re finally going for that tattoo you’ve wanted your whole life, Club Tattoo is one of the best shops on the Strip. Browse through digital portfolios of all the artists and check out jewelry, accessories and clothing.

Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood.

702.363.2582

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace 160-plus specialty shops.

Caesars Palace.

702.893.4800

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What’s New Who doesn’t love a blind-box reveal on Instagram or TikTok? Now there’s a spot on the Las Vegas Strip that is all things blind box and collectibles culture spread across more than 2,500 square feet of retail space. Kawaii Things is a world of wonder and fun when it comes to brands like Smiski, Pop Mart, Sanrio, Nommi, Hello Kitty and more.

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace.

725.309.4082

The charms and jewelry maker Pandora opened its flagship store this summer on the Las Vegas Strip.

Browse charms, bracelets, rings, necklaces and earrings made from high-quality materials. A fun feature is the store’s jewelry bar, where you can pick through tons of pieces to create your own personal collection of charms for your neck or wrist.

BLVD Las Vegas. blvdlasvegas. com

Bring the whole family for a day of fun at Slime Kitchen. This new store offers a huge assortment of high-quality, nontoxic slimes that come in different colors and are ready for hands-on play and do-it-yourself recipes. The vibrant designs and unique recipes get the kiddos playing chef as they craft their own masterpieces in 10 easy-tofollow steps.

FSLV—Fashion Show Las Vegas.

501.613.8547

To the Nines In late 2025, luxury brand Zara opened its flagship store on the Las Vegas Strip. Spread across three floors and 33,000 square feet, the high-end brand presents an extensive men’s collection, including a sportswear line, and two floors are dedicated to the women’s collection that showcases apparel as well as denim and handbags.

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. 702.893.4800

Miracle Mile Shops

FSLV—Fashion Show Las Vegas

Grand Bazaar Shops

The Shops at Crystals

More than 150 shops across 1.2 miles.

Planet Hollywood.

702.866.0703

A variety of boutique and department stores.

3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702.784.7000

Open-air market with specialty shops and food.

Horseshoe Las Vegas.

702.736.4988

A distinctive collection of the world’s top luxury brands.

Aria. 702.590.9299

Club Tattoo photo by Christopher DeVargas

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WORK IT OUT Canyon Ranch Spa + Fitness

Mani/Pedi Manscaping For a truly old-school experience, head to the Speakeasy Barbershop at El Cortez. You’ll find a full lineup of the classic treatments—shave ($65), haircut ($55), beard trim ($30, clippers only), line-up ($11, clippers and straight razor), facial ($25) and scalp therapy ($25).

El Cortez. 702.352.7170

Get your fitness on with the 40-foot Rock Climbing Wall, where you can book 20 or 50 minutes.

The Venetian Resort.

702.414.3610 or venetianlasvegas.com

HOT PICK

Bellagio Fitness Center Enjoy free weights, elliptical machines and fitness classes ($55 per session).

Bellagio.

702.693.7472

Golden Nugget Fitness Center Go for your personal best on a treadmill while enjoying great downtown views.

Golden Nugget.

702.385.7111

Fitness Studio Take advantage of plenty of cardio machines with personal plasma TV and music options.

SAHARA Las Vegas.

702.737.2111

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What’s Your Sign?

The Spa & Fitness Center recently added The Zodiac Collection massage treatments. Based on the personalities of your astrological sign, you can book the I Am Air, I Am Fire, I Am Earth or I Am Water massage. Each is tailored to your zodiac sign and implements treatments like light and sound therapy and aromatherapy.

The Linq Hotel. 702.794.3242 or caesars.com

Serenity Spa In honor of Westgate Las Vegas’ 55th anniversary, the spa is offering awesome deals like the $55 manicure and pedicure.

But you can also add a foot scrub to any massage for 55 cents, as well as a sheet mask added to any facial for 55 cents.

Westgate Las Vegas.

702.732.5648 or westgateresorts.com The Spa at Harrah’s This state-of the-art facility has a variety of packages that won’t break your budget. Enjoy an express manicure or pedicure for $30, a signature 50-minute manicure or pedicure experience for $55 and a mini foot 25-minute revival treatment for $30. Add on a hydrating hand and/or foot treatment for just $20 (or $30 for both).

Harrah’s Las Vegas.

702.369.5126 or caesars.com

TREAT YOURSELF The Spa and Fitness Center It’s all about CBD right now, so get your fill with the Organic CBD Detox Facial. The 50-minute treatment uses Botanika Life organic CBD facial products, a potent blend with botanicals and age-defying components that leave the face completely nourished. A crystal quartz gua sha stone is used to help tighten, tone and sculpt the face.

Flamingo. 702.733.3535 or caesars.com

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CHECK THIS OFF THE BUCKET LIST

Maverick Helicopters Have a once-in-alifetime experience flying over the dazzling Vegas Strip or journey further to see some of the most stunning sights in the Southwest, including Red Rock Canyon and the Grand Canyon. Book the Neon & Nature tour to enjoy a champagne toast as you take in views of the entire valley or book the Wind Dancer trip to soar to the Grand Canyon.

6075 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702.261.0007

The Range 702 Whether you’re looking to fire your first round or pull the trigger on an impressively powerful weapon, there’s a bucket list-worthy experience here for you. Beginners might enjoy the affordable One and Done package, which allows visitors to shoot any single gun, while more adventurous marksmen will enjoy the All In package, which includes 13 guns and plenty of ammunition.

5999 Dean Martin Drive. 702.425.5312

Plan Your Perfect Day

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Gondola Rides Find yourself in Italy, with gondoliers serenading you as your boat navigates the canals of Venice. Glide past streetside cafés and shopping boutiques, under bridges, under balconies and around curves. Rides are offered both indoors and outdoors.

The Venetian Resort. 702.414.4300

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The Neon Museum Stroll through Las Vegas history at this continuously growing collection of retired signs and display pieces. Whether you stop in day or night for a self-guided exploration or a tour with a knowledgeable docent, this attraction offers stunning visuals and fascinating facts about how the Neon City came to be.

770 Las Vegas Blvd. N. 702.387.6366

Family Friendly

Have the kids in tow? Stop into Shark Reef Aquarium to ogle all kinds of critters including sharks (duh!), lionfish, stingrays and even some land dwellers like the Komodo dragon. Make the experience extra special by booking a shark, stingray or sea turtle feeding, which come with guided tours and exclusive access.

Mandalay Bay. 702.632.4555

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Swingers Las Vegas The vibes are cutesy, with four courses spread across two floors decked out in English countrysidemeets-old-timey carnival in the park.

The rest of the space is filled with bars, DJ booth with dancefloor, an area with old-school carnival games and plenty of tables for noshing on some darn good eats.

Mandalay Bay. swingers.club

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Off the Strip National Atomic Testing Museum By strolling from display to display, visitors gain an understanding of what global factors necessitated the test site, the way the facility affected Las Vegas locals and the pop culture boom that emerged from the general public’s fascination with the work researchers were doing out in the middle of the desert.

755 E. Flamingo Road.

702.409.7366 AREA15 It’s a world of immersive entertainment, all housed under one roof. Explore popular art experiences like Omega Mart from Meow Wolf and Wink World from Blue Man Group founder Chris Wink. Guests can also check out arcade games, axe throwing, a zipline ride and more.

215 S. Rancho Drive. area15.com Grand Canyon West Find plenty of ways to experience the American Southwest and the majesty of the Grand Canyon. Get a unique view of the majestic marvel’s West Rim at SkyWalk (where you can see beneath you on a glass bridge), ride a zipline at Hualapai Ranch, or head to Peach Springs for a white water rafting adventure.

5001 Diamond Bar Road, Peach Springs, Ariz. 888.868.9378

FEEL THE RUSH

HOT PICK

The Big Apple Coaster This ride twists and dives around and through the center of the hotel.

New York-New York. 702.740.6969

FLY LINQ Zipline Soar at speeds of up to 35 mph.

The Linq Promenade. 702.777.2782

Adventuredome This indoor theme park features great rides plus an arcade.

Circus Circus. 702.794.3939

F1 Arcade Feel the rush of the race with this attraction’s high-tech simulator games.

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. f1arcade.com

FlyOver Las Vegas Take flight and explore the world.

3771 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 866.498.2023

Skydive Las Vegas Mojave Desert views will leave you breathless, especially while free-falling.

1401 Airport Road, 18+. 702.759.3483

History Hot Spot Discovering King Tut’s Tomb—The Experience Imagine Exhibitions painstakingly put together likenesses of all the elements that make Howard Carter’s discovery so popular. After a brief video introduction to the attraction, you’ll visit rooms full of placards containing dates, factoids, blown-up historical photographs and more. It’s like a history lesson brought to life, and as you make your way in, the exhibit becomes more elaborate.

Luxor. kingtutvegas.com

FREE Fountains of Bellagio Since its stunning debut more than 21 years ago, this man-made marvel has entertained countless visitors on the way to becoming an emblem of an era of Las Vegas, much like the Rat Pack in the 1960s and Elvis after them. More than 1,000 water jets are used for this spectacular free display, which runs every 15 or 30 minutes depending on the time of day.

Bellagio. 702.693.7111

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Gaming Tips Set a budget for gaming, and be comfortable if you lose that amount.

One of the easiest bets to place is the over/ under, where you bet on how many total points are scored in a game.

WATCH & WAGER

Don’t feel you need to spend your entire budget on one slot or bet. Move around for maximum playing fun.

SuperBook

Elegant Notes The high-limit room at Crockfords features plenty of slot machines with extremely comfortable chairs. It’s also a relaxing, elegant environment, contrasting against the vibrant main casino floor, with a grand piano and the intimate High Limit Bar, where high-end cocktails issue forth.

Resorts World Las Vegas. rwvegas.com

This massive complex covers more than 30,000 square feet with 350 seats and a 220-foot-by-18-foot 4K video wall. During Monday and Thursday night football games, get $1 beer and $2 hot dogs.

Westgate Las Vegas.

702.732.5111

Circa | Sports Seats up to 350 people in stadiumstyle seating. The centerpiece is a three-story, 78-million-pixel screen that has to be seen to be believed.

Circa Resort & Casino. 702.247.2258

BINGO!

BetMGM Sportsbook Plaza In a 280-seat room on the third floor of this hotel, you’ll find bingo with electronic screens at every seat. Buy-ins start at $5, with hot balls and cash balls adding to the excitement. Dual Daub and Bonanza coveralls are played in the middle and near the end of the sessions. Get two free drinks every session you play!

The Plaza also hosts high-stakes Super Bingo several times a year.

11 a.m., 1, 3, 5, 7 & 9 p.m. daily.

702.386.2110

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Snag one of this dynamic sportsbook’s 104 seats and watch all the games on 36 65-inch LCDs and 24 42-inch plasma TVs. A nonsmoking venue.

MGM Grand 702.891.1111

Caesars Race & Sportsbook The sportsbook here features 12-by-15-foot screens wrapping around a semicircular room, providing excellent views.

Caesars Palace. 866.827.5938

Ante Up! PH Poker Room This 4,800-square-foot poker paradise features 23 tables—12 for cash games, 11 for tournaments. Tournament players can dive into daily low-stakes events in two dedicated side rooms, while a private back room—lined with iconic Vegas film posters (The Hangover and Ocean’s Eleven, natch)—sets the stage for high-stakes action.

Planet Hollywood.

702.785.5551 Venetian Poker Room This is one of the largest rooms in Las Vegas at 14,000 square feet, with more than 50 tables. It’s located upstairs in the Palazzo Tower in the Grand Canal Shoppes. You’ll find not only tournaments, but also cash games. And it’s also open 24 hours for maximum convenience.

The Venetian Resort. venetianlasvegas.com

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TRANSPORTATION

DISPENSARIES

GOLF

Limousine/Coach Rentals AWG 702.740.3434 Bell Trans 702.739.7990 Kaptyn 702.688.7351 Presidential Limo 702.731.5577

Curaleaf One of the top health and wellness cannabis operators in the United States offers a variety of inventive products. 1736 Las Vegas Blvd.

Serket Looking for a solid challenge? This layout tests even the best. golfserket.com

S., 21+. curaleaf.com

The Legacy Golf Club In Henderson, this par-72 course stretches 7,168 yards. thelegacygc.com

Medizin Shop top-quality products from an everchanging catalog. 4850 W. Sunset Road, No.

Rental Cars Alamo 844.354.6962 Budget 800.331.1212 Dollar Rent a Car 866.434.2226 Enterprise 800.736.8222 Fox Rent a Car 702.964.1320 Hertz 800.654.3131 National 800.227.7368 Payless Car Rental 800.729.5377 Sixt 888.749.8227 Thrifty 800.367.2277

Bear’s Best Las Vegas This gorgeous, 18-hole course was designed by Jack Nicklaus from his 270 designs worldwide. 702.804.8500

130. 702.248.0346

MedMen First-class facilities offering the latest in marijuana products. 823 S. 3rd St.,

recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.527.7685; 4503 Paradise Road, recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.405.8597

Weddings

Oasis Cannabis Dispensary This 24-hour marijuana dispensary serves the community with quality cannabis products. 1800 Industrial Road,

Royal Wedding Chapel Celebrate your special day inside the retro Thunderbird Boutique Hotel, which offers three romantic venues for those nuptials. Wedding

Suite 180, 21+. 702.420.2405

Trams Bellagio-CityCenter-Park MGM Stops at Crystals and Aria. 8 a.m.-4 a.m. daily, every seven minutes

Planet 13 Medical and recreational cannabis, plus cannabis extracts and infused products. a.m.-3 a.m. daily, 2548 W. Desert Inn Road, 9

Excalibur-Luxor-Mandalay Bay 10 a.m.-

midnight, daily, every three to seven minutes

packages starting at $99 plus fees, 1215 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702.780.0555

recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.815.1313

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Events & Headliners

Want to know what special events and acts are in the works for the next time you head to Vegas? Check our select list of what’s been announced so you can begin making your plans. Prices do not include tax and fee.

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Feb. 22-28

Jennifer Lopez Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. March 1314, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com

Sammy Hagar Park MGM, 8 p.m. March 11, 13-14, starting at $126. ticketmaster.com

Backstreet Boys Sphere, 8 p.m. Feb. 5-7, 11 and 13-15, starting at $480. ticketmaster.com

Brad Williams The Venetian Resort, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 28, starting at $45. ticketmaster.com

Chris Distefano MGM Grand, 10 p.m. Feb. 6,

Bunnie XO The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. Feb. 26, starting at $54.99. ticketmaster.com

8:30 p.m. March 18, 20-21, 25 and 27-28, starting at $59. ticketmaster.com

Chris Stapleton Park MGM, 8 p.m. Feb. 4-5, starting at $372. ticketmaster.com

Def Leppard Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. Feb. 24, 26 and

Jennifer Lopez Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. March 20-

Collective Soul The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. Feb. 4-7, starting at $60. ticketmaster.com

March 1-7

311 Park MGM, 8:30 p.m. March 7-8, starting at

John Fogerty Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. March 18, 20-21, starting at $113. ticketmaster.com

Alice Cooper and Criss Angel Planet Hollywood, 7

Matt Friend The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. March 21, starting at $35. ticketmaster.com

$45. ticketmaster.com

Def Leppard Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. Feb. 3, 5, 7, starting at $110. ticketmaster.com

Vegas Golden Knights vs. LA Kings T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. Feb. 5, starting at $94. axs.com

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Vancouver Canucks T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. Feb. 4, starting at

28, starting at $110. ticketmaster.com

$220. ticketmaster.com

p.m. March 6-8, starting at $118. ticketmaster.com

Foreigner The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. March 6-7, 11 and 13-14, starting at $55. voltairelv.com

$94. axs.com

Illenium Sphere, 9 p.m. March 5-7, 12-14 and April 2-4, starting at $177.26. thesphere.com

Feb. 8-14

Jim Breuer The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. March 7,

March 15-21

Boy George & Culture Club The Venetian Resort,

21, and 27-28, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com

Sammy Hagar Park MGM, 8 p.m. March 18, 20-21 and Sept. 18-19, 23, 25-26, starting at $126. ticketmaster.com

March 22-28

Jennifer Lopez Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. March 2728, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com

Babyface Palms, 8 p.m. Feb. 13-14, May 8-9, Sept.

4-5, Nov. 13-15, starting at $68. axs.com

starting at $39.99. ticketmaster.com

March 29-April 4

Backstreet Boys Sphere, 8 p.m. Feb. 11 and 13-15,

Jennifer Lopez Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. March 6-7, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com

p.m. April 3-4, starting at $118. ticketmaster.com

starting at $480. ticketmaster.com

Cardi B T-Mobile Arena, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13, starting at $74. axs.com Def Leppard Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. Feb. 10, 12,

Nine Inch Nails MGM Grand, 8 p.m. March 7, starting at $62. axs.com

March 8-14

311 Park MGM, 8:30 p.m. March 8, starting at

14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 26 and 28, starting at $110. ticketmaster.com

$220. ticketmaster.com

Dream Asia Festival Downtown Las Vegas Events

and 13-14, starting at $55. ticketmaster.com

Center, 4-10 p.m. Feb. 13, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Feb. 14-15, starting at $52.37. dreamasiafest.com

Hilary Duff The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. Feb. 13-15 and May 22-24, starting at $404. voltairelv.com

Foreigner The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. March 11 Illenium Sphere, 9 p.m. March 12-14 and April 2-4,

starting at $177.65. thesphere.com

Alice Cooper and Criss Angel Planet Hollywood, 7 Illenium Sphere, 9 p.m. April 2-4, starting at $177.65. thesphere.com

April 5-18

Cheap Trick The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. April 17-18, starting at $55. ticketmaster.com Jerry Seinfeld Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 17-18, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com

April 19-25

Cyndi Lauper Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 24-25, 29, May 1-2, starting at $92.75. ticketmaster.com

Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Mandalay Bay, 8:30 p.m. Feb. 13-14, 18 and 20-21, starting at $76.50. ticketmaster.com

Matt McCusker The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. Feb. 13, starting at $35. ticketmaster.com

Feb. 15-21

Charlie Berens The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. Feb. 21, starting at $39. ticketmaster.com

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Def Leppard Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. Feb. 17, 19, 21, 24, 26 and 28, starting at $110. ticketmaster.com

Dream Asia Festival Downtown Las Vegas Events Center, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Feb. 15, starting at $52.37. dreamasiafest.com Hilary Duff The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. Feb. 15 and May 22-24, starting at $404. voltairelv.com Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Mandalay Bay,

8:30 p.m. Feb. 18 and 20-21, starting at $76.50. ticketmaster.com

Tyler Henry Palms, 8 p.m. Feb. 15, starting at $51.50. axs.com

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