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Stevie Wonder The king of funk debuts his short residency on the Strip.

Plus Anita Baker and The Gipsy Kings bring their shows to the city.

ENTERTAINMENT

The hottest performances on the Strip, from Cirque du Soleil and production shows to resident performances. Plus, our entertainment directory.

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Tina McConnell Hidden gems, places every first timer should visit and more treasures from the concierge at the Westin Las Vegas.

DINING

Restaurants organized alphabetically by cuisine, as well as a by-property directory.

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64 Las Vegas Your Way Discover great adreniline rushes, hysterical comedians and Kobe beef in Las Vegas.

SHOPPING

Chic boutiques and shopping centers waiting to be explored.

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ATTRACTIONS+TOURS

Museums, tours, iconic city sites and attractions with camera-ready scenes.

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where now 12 Things We Love in Las Vegas These 16 restaurants, bars, museums, attractions and shows embody all that is great in Las Vegas.

Each makes a great starting point for exploring the best that Sin City has to offer, whether visiting for the first time or the 100th.

17 Insider Picks Concierges share some of their favorite settings for shooting a selfie in Las Vegas. Hint, most are free and many make a trip to the city even more memorable.

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Golf courses, tee times and the most lush fairways in and just outside of Las Vegas.

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NIGHTLIFE

Hang out at these cool clubs and lounges found in our Las Vegas nightlife directory.

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The singer heads to a “Higher Ground” when he embarks on a summer tour with his “The Stevie Wonder Song Party: A Celebration of Life, Love & Music.” The concert series brings some of his favorite hits, including his funk anthems “Superstition” and “Sir Duke,” “I Just Called To Say I Love You” and “Isn’t She Lovely,” written for the birth of his daughter Aisha. His 1969 ballad “My Cherie Amour” was originally called “Oh, My Marsha’” after a girlfriend he dated at the Michigan School for the Blind.

Wonder altered the name after they broke up. Tickets start at $69. Park Theater, Park MGM, 844.600.7275

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1 BACKSTREET BOYS: LARGER THAN LIFE > AUG. 1, 3-4, 8, 10-11 A. J. McLean, Howie D., Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson and Brian Littrell get the gang back together to perform their hits such as “I Want It That Way,” “Everybody,” “Quit Playing Games” and “As Long As You Love Me.” These guys are “Larger Than Life,” now more than when they formed in 1990 or struck it big in 1996. Tickets start at $55. Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort, 702.777.2782

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he takes the stage in Las Vegas. “All Night Long,” “Easy (Like Sunday Morning),” “Say You, Say Me,” and “Dancing on the Ceiling” make the set list. Tickets start at $59. Axis Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort, 702.777.2782 REBA, BROOKS & DUNN: TOGETHER IN VEGAS > AUG. 15, 17-18, 22, 24-25 A high-energy, high-fun concert full of the stars’ biggest hits and even greater humor. Expect to hear solo serenades and joint performances of songs such as “Fancy,” “My Maria” and “Cowgirls Don’t Cry,” as well as some surprises. Tickets start at $59.50.

The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, 866.320.9763

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JACK WHITE > AUG. 23-24 The lead singer and guitarist of the duo The White Stripes heads out on a solo tour to perform his songs such as “Over and Over and Over” and “Respect Commander.” Surely “Fell in Love with a Girl,” “Icky Thump” and “Seven Nation Army” from his White Stripes catalog or songs he wrote for the Raconteurs such as “Steady as She Goes” make an appearance. Tickets start at $59. Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.698.7778 8

STEVEN ADLER FROM GUNS N’ ROSES > AUG. 24 The former drummer for Guns N’ Roses rocks out in Downtown Las Vegas for the night. Tickets start at $29. Golden Nugget Showroom, 800.745.3000 9

SCHOOL OF ROCK > AUG. 7-12 Based on the hit film, this hilarious new musical follows Dewey Finn, a wannabe rock star posing as a substitute teacher who turns a class of straight-A students into rock band. Tickets are $29-$127. Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center, 702.757.4586 2

The Gipsy Kings 6 THE GIPSY KINGS > AUG. 17-18 Incorporating a mixture of Latin, reggae and jazz influences into their albums, The Gipsy Kings will showcase danceready hits, guitar rhythms and booming vocals that span their 25-year career.

Tickets are $75-$175. Encore Theater, 702.770.9966

PANIC! AT THE DISCO > AUG. 18 Hometown favorites Panic! at the Disco return to Las Vegas with a lineup of hits including “I Write Songs Not Tragedies,” “Miss Jackson” and “Death of a Bachelor.” Tickets start at $30.75. T-Mobile Arena, 702.692.1600

3 CHARLIE PUTH > AUG. 12 The singer who got his start uploading his videos to YouTube brings his hits “We Don’t Talk Anymore,” “Attention” and “See You Again” to Las Vegas.

Tickets start at $59. Pearl at the Palms, 702.944.3200

LIONEL RICHIE—ALL THE HITS > AUG. 15, 17-18, 21, 24-25, 28 “Hello” may have sparked the meme spread round the world, but Lionel Richie looks for more than that when

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Alice Cooper, Pearl at the Palms

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Ron White, Terry Fator Theater at the Mirage

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Gavin DeGraw and Phillip Phillips, Pearl at the Palms

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ANITA BAKER > AUG. 29 Performing hits like “Just Because,” “Sweet Love, “Caught Up in the Rapture” and other fan favorites, Baker’s engagement at Wynn will serve as one of the final stops on her farewell tour.

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MARIAH CAREY > AUG. 29 The iconic chanteuse returns to perform from her extensive catalog of hits that range from “We Belong Together” and “One Sweet Day” to “Vision of Love” and “Emotions.” Tickets are $55$250. The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, 1.866.320.9763 11

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} THE NEON MUSEUM The Neon Museum preserves Las Vegas’ rich history through one of its most iconic art forms: the neon sign. This two-acre, outdoor museum is home to more than 200 neon signs dating from the 1930s to present day with nine that have been fully restored.

770 Las Vegas Blvd. N., 702.387.6366

The Neon Boneyard at the Neon Museum features signs from yesteryear.

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She’s a little bit country; he’s a little bit rock n roll.

This brother-and-sister act showcases dance, comedy and multiple genres of music while they still poke fun at each other like siblings often do. Fans hear hits

JOSÉ ANDRÉS Spanish chef José Andrés shows off his prowess with all things meat at this decadent restaurant.

Foie gras, caviar, Kobe beef and even a whole suckling pig make the menu. Do sit at Bar Centro for a cocktail, oysters and a gazpacho shot before dining.

such as “Puppy Love,” “Paper Roses,” “Morning Side of the Mountain,” “I’m Leavin’ It (All) Up To You” and “Soldier of Love,” along with their chart-topping duet, “A Beautiful Life.”

SLS Las Vegas, 702.761.7610

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 TOPGOLF A four-level food, entertainment and sporting playhouse, this attraction and golfer’s paradise features 108 climate-controlled hitting bays on three levels, five bar experiences, a menu of chef-driven creations, two pools, private cabanas and oh-so much more.

MGM Grand, 702.933.8458

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 ALEXXA’S BAR Sip on nine sangrias on the outdoor patio overlooking the Strip at Alexxa’s Bar, sitting right next door to Hexx Kitchen & Bar at Paris.

Can’t decide on a drink? Order a flight of three drinks to sample hops and barley, infused and crushed grapes creations. Or grab a group to order punch bowls meant to be shared.

Paris, 702.331.5100

 OMNIA A Miami Beach vibe takes over Omnia, the huge nightclub at Caesars Palace. Top 40 and hip-hop deejays such as Lil Jon, Nervo, Kaskade, Calvin Harris and Zedd man the decks in the main room, but guests can head over to the more laid-back Heart of Omnia. A patio with a vibe all its own overlooks the Strip.

Caesars Palace, 702.785.6200

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 MAVERICK HELICOPTER TOURS Offers VIP-level service from two locations: Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon. Enjoy the comforts of the Eco-Star helicopter, which features individual leather, theater-style seating, extended leg room and outstanding visibility. Tour the Strip at dusk, visit the Grand Canyon and more.

 JOE’S STONE CRAB This airy, upscale-casual Forum Shops eatery offers high-end surf ‘n’ turf. Must-orders here include Florida Stone crab and Key lime pie for lunch and dinner. Sit on the indoor patio for some serious people-watching.

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 BACCHANAL BUFFET Las Vegas features more than 70 buffets, but Bacchanal at Caesars Palace features nine show kitchens, 500 daily dishes and views of the pool.

Look for small dishes alongside made-toorder stations. Don’t skip dessert, which has its own section.

Caesars Palace, 702.731.7928

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 MATT GOSS British-born singing sensation Matt Goss’ sleek style and unparalleled ability to engage audiences embody the magic of Las Vegas’ classic lounge crooners complete with a multi-piece band and the sultry Dirty Dancers troupe. A favorite among visitors and locals, Goss’ talents have drawn comparison to the Rat Pack.

1 OAK at The Mirage, 702.792.7777

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 THE BEATLES LOVE This stunning spectacle from Cirque Du Soleil introduces you to the colorful characters found in The Beatles’ music.

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr all make an appearance in this 90-minute show.

Even some of the acts come in quartets, just like the band.

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 ADVENTUREDOME Get your thrills on more than 25 rides at this five-acre, indoor amusement park. Canyon Blaster is the world’s only indoor double-loop, double-corkscrew roller coaster, while on El Loco riders experience twists, turns and drops.

Ride bumper cars, spins and rock on The Disk’O and chase lasers here.

Circus Circus, 702.794.3939

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 CHARLIE PALMER STEAK Ask about the Cut of the Week, a cut of meat paired with a first course, familystyle sides and bottomless wine pairings for $58 per person.

Four Seasons, 702.632.5120

 LE RÊVE: THE DREAM This over-the-top aquatic wonder conveys the surreal nature of dreams. Its finale features a dance and light spectacular with 172 high-powered fountains, 116 fire-shooting devices and sensuous dance sequences.

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 ABSINTHE An adult carnival with a cast of eclectic performers who amaze audiences with bizarre acts.

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 THE MOB MUSEUM Explore more than 100 years of organized crime history. High-tech theater presentations, hundreds of artifacts and interactive exhibits.

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Update Your Selfie MARCEY ESSES, CONVENTION SERVICES SPECIALIST AT MORRIS VISITOR PUBLICATIONS Get a table at Hexx or Chateau and have the Fountains at Bellagio in the background.

Anything at Paris with the fountains behind you is fabulous. When you’re in the Eiffel Tower restaurant 13 stories above the Strip, there’s no obstruction to the view of the fountains. The Park between New York-New York and Park MGM in the fall when the weather is nice has a nice ambiance to it, especially when you have kids.

You can walk around out there and not feel restricted. Get “Bliss Dance,” the 40-foot-

tall sculpture of a dancing woman, in the background for a very Vegas moment.

NORMA CABRERA, CONCIERGE AT THE MIRAGE Skyfall Lounge at the Delano has, in my opinion, the best view of the Las Vegas Strip. Fremont Street Experience is a great shot as well especially during the light show at night.

BRIANA RICHMOND, CONCIERGE AT THE VENETIAN I would recommend the most photographed spot in Las Vegas, the Welcome to Las Vegas sign, or the new “Love” installation in our waterfall atrium.

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JASMYN LAM, CONCIERGE AT WYNN LAS VEGAS Dress to impress when attending any one of Wynn’s three venues—XS, Intrigue or Encore Beach Club—and get a selfie with The Chainsmokers, Diplo, Kygo or any of your other favorite DJs. TINA MCCONNELL, CONCIERGE AT THE WESTIN LAS VEGAS Probably the beach at Mandalay Bay because I love the beach.

DAVID MCMAHON, CONCIERGE AT MANDARIN ORIENTAL I would suggest taking a beautiful aerial view of the strip during your Maverick Helicopter ride, Red Rock Canyon’s natural wonder, or an architecturally pleasing background consisting of Mandarin Oriental, Aria and The Shops at Crystals.

NATALEE SIMMONS, CONCIERGE AT THE COSMOPOLITAN I love to send them to the High Roller at The Linq Promenade. I always recommend they take the 30-minute ride during sunset.

Visitors would never guess that we have some of the most beautiful sunsets in Las Vegas because of our surrounding mountains.

RALPH CARL JUNIO, CONCIERGE AT WYNN LAS VEGAS One of my favorite places to send firsttime Vegas visitors to is the world-famous Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. It’s one of those iconic sites of Las Vegas that you will need to visit at least once, and taking a picture with it makes for a great social media profile picture.

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Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding Anything can happen when Tony and Tina decide to get married and everyone in the audience is a member of the wedding party. The madcap Italian-American family intermingles with audience as the reception goes on. F-W, 7 pm.

Tickets start at $99 and include dinner and a show. Buca di Beppo at Bally’s, 888.746.7784

THE BEATLES LOVE—This stunning spectacle intro-

duces you to the colorful characters found in the Beatles’ music. Th-M, 7 & 9:30 pm. $79-$183. The Mirage, 702.792.7777.

BLUE MAN GROUP—The trio of blue men create an

experience that combines performance art with cutting-edge music. Nightly, 7 & 9:30 pm. Tickets start at $59. Luxor, 702.262.4400.

CRISS ANGEL: MINDFREAK— It’s “Mindfreak” live in

the flesh when this provocative magician presents his spectacular illusions. W-Su, 7 & 9:30 pm. Tickets start at $59. Luxor, 702.262.4400.

JABBAWOCKEEZ—This dance troupe is inspiration

personified with top-notch choreography and special effects. Su-M, 7 pm; Th-Sa, 7 & 9:30 pm. $49.99-$82.99. MGM Grand, 866.740.7711.

KÀ—This revelation from Cirque du Soleil combines

acrobatics, martial arts and puppetry. Sa-W, 7 & 9:30 pm. $69-$183. MGM Grand, 702.531.3826.

LE RÊVE: THE DREAM—This over-the-top aquatic

wonder conveys the surreal nature of dreams.

F-Tu, 7 & 9:30 pm. Start at $115. Wynn Las Vegas, 702.770.9966.

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MICHAEL JACKSON ONE—This show features

dance, larger-than-life acrobatics and music from the King of Pop. F-Tu, 7 & 9:30 pm. $69-$185.

Mandalay Bay, 702.632.7580.

MYSTÈRE— Enter a world filled with mysterious

and colorful beings, including a giant baby who’s always on the brink of danger. Sa-W, 7 & 9:30 pm. $69-$125. Treasure Island, 702.894.7722.

O BY CIRQUE DU SOLEIL— Effortlessly blends

acrobatics with synchronized diving in one of the toughest tickets to get in town. W-Su, 7 & 9:30 pm. $98.50-$295 (VIP suite). Bellagio, 866.439.9272.

obsessed with ducks. Daily at 4 pm. $24.90-$30.40.

The D Las Vegas, 702.388.2111.

ANTHONY COOLS— Cools carefully extracts his

subjects’ uninhibited sides, with laugh-out-loud results. Tu, Th-Su, 9 pm. $44.36-$74.63. 18+. Paris, 702.777.2782.

BRAD GARRETT’S COMEDY CLUB— Brings in a

never-ending line-up of the finest comedians around—from established stand-up stars to the hottest young comics in the business. 21+. Nightly, 8 pm. $39-$59; $59-$79 when Garrett appears.

MGM Grand, 866.740.7711.

WOW—This circus-style show features dangers and

CARROT TOP—This red-haired comedian keeps his

water that promises an up-close and interactive audience experience. Tu-W, 7 pm; Th-Sa, 7 & 9 pm; Su, 5 & 7 pm. $49-$169. Rio, 702.777.7776.

audience in stitches as he unpacks trunkloads of crazy props and wacky inventions. W-M, 8 pm.

18+. Start at $49.95. Luxor, 702.262.4400.

ZUMANITY, THE SENSUAL SIDE OF CIRQUE DU SOLEIL— Explores eroticism through sensuality

and art. 18+. F-Tu, 7 & 9:30 pm. $69-$129. New York-New York, 702.740.6815.

Comedy & Hypnosis ADAM LONDON’S LAUGHTERNOON—An engag-

ing afternoon show from the comedian who’s

NEW THE COMEDY LINEUP —Comedians Tom

Green and John Caparulo bring their funny routines. Green performs Su-M, 10 pm, Caparulo performs Th-Sa, 10 pm. $36.99. Harrah’s, 702.777.2782.

NEW CONS OF COMEDY— Standup comedy and ac-

robatics take place in a maximum security prison.

Th-Su, 9 pm. $44.95-$54.95. Night Owl Showroom at Hooters, 702.483.8056.

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NEW THE EDDIE GRIFFIN EXPERIENCE—The actor

and comedian headlines a weekly stand-up comedy residency. M-W, 8 pm. 21+ Tickets are $69.

Sayers Club at SLS, 702.761.7764.

NEW GEORGE WALLACE—“The New Mr. Vegas”

returns to Las Vegas with a show filled with comedy. George Wallace makes a comeback with his serving of a plate of laughs, with extra hot sauce. Tu-Th, 8 pm. Tickets are $65-$95. Westgate Cabaret, 800.222.5361.

HARD ROCK GOES BONKERZ— Catch your favorite

comedian at this comedy show. 21+. Th-Su, 8 pm. $15-$60. Hard Rock Cafe, 702.650.8590.

NEW JEFF CIVILLICO: COMEDY IN ACTION—Juggler

and entertainer Jeff Civillico brings his familyfriendly comedy stylings to the stage. W, 7 pm; Sa-M, 4 pm. $52.78-$64.68. Paris, 702.777.2782.

JOKESTERS COMEDY CLUB—Serves up a rotating

list of racy comedians. Nightly at 10 pm Starts at $29.95. D Las Vegas, 702.388.2111.

L.A. COMEDY CLUB— Headlining comedians stretch

their comedic wings. Nightly, 8 pm; Th-M, 10 pm. $39.95-$79.95. Stratosphere, 702.380.7777.

LAUGH FACTORY LAS VEGAS— Brings in a rotating

line-up of the hottest comedians in the business that change out twice a week. Nightly at 8:30 & 10:30 pm. $34.95-$59.95. Tropicana, 702.739.2411.

SAPPHIRE COMEDY HOUR— R-rated comedy comes

at the hands of headlining comics, burlesque

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acts and magicians. Sa, 8 pm. $20. Sapphire Gentleman’s Club. 3025 Sammy Davis. Jr. Drive; 702.359.7533.

STRIPPED!— Comedian Carl LaBove, one of the

original Outlaws of Comedy, dismantles the experience of Las Vegas one story at a time. Th-Tu, 10 pm. Tickets start at $53.82. Bally’s, 702.777.2782.

Concerts THE BRONX WANDERERS— Brings to life the stories

behind “golden oldies” as well as music that spans six decades. The show covers all musical bases from the Great American Songbook to rock ’n roll.

M-W, 6 pm; Th-Su, 8 pm. Tickets start at $65.51.

Bally’s, 702.777.2782.

DONNY & MARIE—This brother and sister act

showcases dance, comedy and multiple genres of music. Aug. 1-4, 7-11, 28-31, 7:30 pm. $95.87$262.39. Flamingo, 702.733.3333.

HUMAN NATURE: JUKEBOX— Four Australian

sensations perform doo-wop classics, the greatest Motown hits and boy-band classics in the ultimate jukebox party. Tu-Sa, 7:30 pm. $59. The Venetian, 702.414.9000.

NASHVILLE UNPLUGGED: THE STORY BEHIND THE SONG—An all-acoustic, impromptu show creates

a highly interactive connection between songwriters and the audience. F, 8-10 pm. Free. Rhythm & Riffs Lounge, Mandalay Bay, 702.632.6112.

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NEW RYAN WHYTE MALONEY— The contestant on

season six of the hit series “The Voice” brings his roster of country songs including “Hillbilly,” “Michigan Moonlight,” and “Living with No Directions.”

Th, 7:30 pm. Free. Piazza Lounge at the Tuscany Suites, 702.893.8933.

NEW SOUNDTRACK: YOUR SONGS. OUR STORIES.—Sin City favorites Clint Holmes and Earl

Turner team up on songs from musical greats Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, and Prince, as well as Las Vegas legends Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. Th-Sa, 7 pm. Tickets are $48-$98. Westgate International Theater, 800.222.5361.

TENORS OF ROCK— Five burly British men, a full

band and dancers give songs from Aerosmith, Queen, AC/DC and Bon Jovi a new spin. W-M, 8 pm. Dark Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Starts at $35.

Harrah’s, 702.777.2782.

Dance Instruction X BURLESQUE UNIVERSITY— Learn showgirl

choreography on stage from one of the X girls!

18+. Sa, 3 pm. Tickets start at $44.95. Flamingo, 702.733.3333.

Magic & Illusion DAVID GOLDRAKE’S IMAGINARIUM— Magician

David Goldrake brings mentalism, escapology, music and choreography. Tu-Su, 7 pm; Sa, 4 pm. $49.99-$59.99. Tropicana Theater, 702.739.2411.

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COMEDY BUFFET DAT PHAN, AUG. 3-5

Dat Phan

The comedian defeated runner-up Ralphie May to win Season 1 of “Last Comic Standing” in 2003. Tickets are $15-$25. South Point Showroom, 702.797.8005

AMY SCHUMER, AUG. 10-11

Amy Schumer

The star of “Inside Amy Schumer” got her start in comedy on the fifth season of “Last Comic Standing.” Tickets start at $59. Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.698.7778

CHEECH & CHONG, AUG. 18

Cheech & Chong

Richard “Cheech” Marin and Tommy Chong make a stop in Las Vegas. Maybe Dave’s Not Here” makes an appearance.

Tickets start at $50.

Orleans Showroom, 702.365.7111

BILL BURR, AUG. 18

Bill Burr

The comedian has “The Monday Morning Podcast” and an upcoming animated series on Netflix called: “F Is For Family.” Tickets start at $49.95. Park Theater, 844.600.7275

JEFF DUNHAM, AUG. 29

Jeff Dunham

Don’t call Jeff Dunham a dummy. It’s just his sidekicks Walter, Peanut and of course Achmed the Dead Terrorist who dish out the laughs. Tickets start at $49.50. Colosseum at Caesars Palace, 866.320.9763

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MAC KING COMEDY MAGIC SHOW—Side-splitting

comedy and magic from the man donning a retro plaid suit and a bowl cut. Tu-Sa, 1 & 3 pm. Starts at $31.95. Harrah’s, 702.777.2782.

MASTERS OF ILLUSION—This limited engagement

features modern illusions that are good for the entire family. W-M, 7 pm. Tickets start at $49. Jubilee Theater at Bally’s Las Vegas, 702.777.2782.

NEW THE MAGIC OF JEN KRAMER— Magician Jen

Kramer brings her brand of magic and mentalism, comedy and audience participation. She can predict what audience members are thinking, make a C note appear inside a tube of lipstick and more.

Tickets are $19.99-$29.99. W-Sa, 6 pm. Westgate Cabaret at Westgate, 800.222.5361.

MAT FRANCO—The only magician to ever win on

“America’s Got Talent” brings a fresh, fun and feel-good take on magic that defies all expectations. Dates and times vary. $37.11-$91.70. The Linq, 702.777.2782.

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MURRAY: THE CELEBRITY MAGICIAN—A family-

friendly magic show from the “America’s Got Talent” finalist. Th, Sa-M, 4 pm. $35.28-$45.37. Sin City Theater at Planet Hollywood, 702.777.2782.

PARANORMAL: THE MIND-READING MAGIC SHOW—The man voted “Best Mentalist” in

Europe, Frederic Da Silva, wows audiences by revealing their innermost thoughts. F-Tu, 4 pm. $51.37-$60.54. Bally’s, 702.777.2782.

PIFF THE MAGIC DRAGON— Piff and Mr. Piffles,

the World’s Only Magic Performing Chihuahua, perform a selection of their greatest hits. Sa-Th, 8 pm. Additional shows Aug. 3-4, 10-11, 31. $52.95$72.95. Flamingo, 702.733.3333.

XAVIER MORTIMER’S MAGICAL DREAM—The

former Cirque du Soleil performer unfolds his magical world through 14 acts. Sa-Th, 7 pm. $60.41-$85.21. Planet Hollywood, 702.777.2782.

Production Shows ABSINTHE— An adult carnival with a cast of eclectic

performers who amaze audiences with bizarre acts that include burlesque, balancing, aerials, wild rollerskating and more. Nightly, 8 & 10 pm. $99-$199. Roman Plaza at Caesars Palace, 800.745.3000.

DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN—A no-holds-barred

look at the battle of the sexes and who gets control of the remote control. Nightly at 8:40 pm. $47.73-$75.98. D Las Vegas, 702.388.2111.

MARRIAGE CAN BE MURDER—An interactive

dinner theater experience in which the audience becomes part of the mystery. Nightly at 6:30 pm. $85.88-$119.58. The D Las Vegas, 702.388.2111.

MENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL— A celebration of

women who are on the brink of, in the middle of, or have survived “The Change.” Cindy Williams stars. Tu-F, 7:30 pm; M & Sa, 4 & 7:30 pm. Tickets start at $50.15. Harrah’s, 702.777.2782.

THE MISS BEHAVE GAMESHOW— Games, variety

acts and prizes of “questionable” quality come together in this game show. Tu-Sa, 8 pm. Tickets are $49.99. Bally’s, 702.777.2782.

NEW A MOB STORY—A musical tale of how the mob

made Vegas. W-Sa, 7:30 pm. $59.99-$150. The Plaza, 702.386.2110

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NEW OPIUM— Consider Opium a close encoun-

ter with a spaceship of fools. The creators of “Absinthe” bring this new show that includes a pack of comedians, some raunchy crooners and a martini or three. Tickets are $79-$129. 8 pm, Tu, Th, Sa-Su. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.698.7778.

SEX TIPS FOR STRAIGHT WOMEN FROM A GAY MAN—An interactive show talking about sex.

Th-Tu, 7 pm; Sa, 11 pm. Start at $39. Paris, 702.777.2782.

NEW TONY N’ TINA’S WEDDING— Anything can

happen when Tony and Tina decide to get married and everyone in the audience is a member of the wedding party. The madcap Italian-American family intermingles with audience as the reception goes on. F-W, 7 pm. Tickets start at $99 and include dinner and a show. Buca di Beppo at Bally’s, 888.746.7784.

TOURNAMENT OF KINGS— Popular Las Vegas

dinner show with invading armies, dancing maidens and eating with your fingers. M & F, 6 pm; W-Th & Sa-Su, 6 & 8:30 pm. $75.36. Excalibur, 702.597.7600.

VEGAS: THE SHOW—The story of the most

influential and exciting entertainers who made Vegas what it is today. Nightly, 7 & 9 pm. $79.99$99.99. Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, 702.260.7200.

V—THE ULTIMATE VARIETY SHOW— Mesmer-

izing and full of humor, “V” features some of the world’s finest variety acts. Frenetic juggler Wally Eastwood hosts. Nightly, 7 & 8:30 pm. $69.99$89.99. Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, 702.260.7200.

Revues AUSTRALIA’S THUNDER FROM DOWN UNDER—

Two hours of stimulating dance routines by the hard-bodied Australian dance troupe. 18+.

Su-Th, 9 pm; F-Sa, 9 & 11 pm. $49.95. Excalibur, 702.597.7600.

AUSSIE HEAT—An Australian-based, erotic, hip-

hop male revue with eight dancers classically trained in street, break and hip-hop dancing.

Th-Su, 10:30 pm. Tickets start at $54.99. V Theater, inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, 702.260.7200.

CHIPPENDALES—An incredibly sensual late-night

experience for women featuring a dozen male dancers performing tastefully sexy routines. Gossip columnist Perez Hilton appears in August as the guest host. 18+. Su-W, 8:30 pm; Th-Sa, 8:30 & 10:30 pm. $50.41-$73.42. Rio, 702.777.2782.

CRAZY GIRLS—The ladies who make up this top-

less revue are both naughty and nice. 21+. Th-Tu, 9:30 pm. $50.41-$90.78. Sin City Theatre at Planet Hollywood. 702.777.2782.

FANTASY— Dynamic vocals and hilarious comedy

take center stage alongside a talented cast of beautiful dancers in this show. Great for singles and couples alike, the sexy production showcases 15 high-energy numbers set to a variety of today’s top music genres. 18+. Nightly, 10:30 pm. $39$59. Luxor, 702.262.4400.

MAGIC MIKE LIVE LAS VEGAS—Actor Channing

Tatum takes his character Magic Mike from the big screen to the stage with “Magic Mike Live Las Vegas.” The resort recreated Club Domina and

added a sizzling 360-degree dance and acrobatic strip. W-Su, 8 & 10:30 pm. $49-$149. Hard Rock Hotel, 800.745.3000.

THE MEN OF SAPPHIRE— Adult show that offers

choreographed acts as well as lap dances. Th, 9 pm-midnight; F, 10 pm-midnight; Sa, 10 pm-1 am.

Packages start at $40, call for details. Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club, 702.608.9039.

SEXXY—Takes you through a journey of sensual,

sexual, fun and enticing vignettes. 18+. W-Sa, 10 pm. $39.79-$59.77. Westgate, 800.222.5361.

X BURLESQUE— Imaginative choreography meets

today’s hottest music in a show that emulates the style of traditional burlesque. Enjoy a classic striptease performed to Michael Buble’s “Fever” in a traditional burlesque champagne glass in the “Champagne Wishes” segment. Nightly at 10 pm. 18+. Tickets start at $59.50. Flamingo, 702.733.3333.

X COUNTRY—The seductive X Country Girls tease

the audience with acts set to songs by country music’s most popular performers. 18+. Tickets start at $36.23. Th-Tu, 10 pm. Inside the Improv at Harrah’s, 702.777.2782.

X ROCKS— A high-voltage adult topless revue set

to an iconic rock soundtrack. Both sexy and edgy, wardrobe pieces include tight leather everything and Slash-inspired top hats. 18+. Th-Su, 10 pm. $59.25-$128.50. Bally’s, 702.777.2782.

ZOMBIE BURLESQUE— Beautiful and risque zom-

bies pay homage to the most famous horror movies from the ‘40s, ‘50s and ‘60s. M-Sa, 8:30 pm; additional 10 pm show on Sa & M. Tickets start at $64.99. Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, 702.260.7200.

Tickets BRAVOTICKETS.COM—The Las Vegas-based sec-

ondary ticket seller and an online ticket service offers premier access to events across the United States. 4515 Dean Martin Drive, 855.499.2728.

TICKETS ON DEMAND—Tickets on Demand is the

fastest and most convenient way to get Las Vegas show tickets. Pick the seats you want, to the show you want and get your tickets on the spot.Shrewd shoppers can land up to 50 percent off of shows from Cirque du Soleil, Terry Fator and more, along with attractions such as Adventuredome.

Locations are found in front of Circus Circus, Bellagio, Mirage, MGM Grand and The Park.

TIX4TONIGHT— Half-price shows, attractions and

dinners. Deep discounts as well on several commonly sold-out shows. Locations at: Showcase Mall, Bally’s, the Grand Bazaar Shops at Bally’s, Planet Hollywood, Casino Royale, Fashion Show, Town Square and the Four Queens. Open daily from 10 am. Shows posted at 9:30 am. 877.

TIX4TNT (877.849.4868).

VEGAS.COM— Book deals and reservations on

hotels, shows, nightclubs and more through this online system. 866.807.4697.

Tributes & Impersonations ALL SHOOK UP TRIBUTE TO THE KING—Tribute to

THE AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES SHOW—A contem-

porary retrospective of all things Bee Gees, complete with video clips, live camera images and stunning graphics. Sa-Th, 7 pm. Tickets start at $49.95. Excalibur, 702.597.7600.

BEATLESHOW ORCHESTRA— Performing all of

their greatest hits with no backing tracks. M, Th, Sa, 5:30 pm. $59.99-$69.99. Saxe Theater at the Miracle Mile Shops, 866.932.1818.

BIG ELVIS—The hits of the King of Rock n Roll come

back to life. M, W, F, 2-6 pm. Free. Piano Bar at Harrah’s, 702.777.2782.

COOK E. JARR— Booty shaking music and hilarious

patter and sound effects come with this show.

M, 6-8 pm. Free. Napoleon’s Lounge at Paris Las Vegas, 702.777.2782.

ELVIS LIVE AT ELLIS— Gary Benson performs a free,

one-hour show as Elvis Presley. F-Sa, 5 pm. Free.

Ellis Island, 702.733.8901.

NEW GORDIE BROWN—Stars such as Jack Nich-

olson, Paul Simon, Neil Diamond, Bill Clinton and even Johnny Mathis singing Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” make an appearance. Sa-M, W-Th, 7 pm. $39.99-$49.99. Night Owl Showroom at Hooters, 702.483.8056.

HITZVILLE, THE SHOW— Motown music revue that

covers all the classic hits. M-Sa, 5:30 pm. $59.99$74.99. V Theater at the Miracle Mile Shops, 866.932.1818.

Considered the standard for all impersonator shows with a regularly rotating lineup of acts. Times and dates vary. $50.87-$81.15. Flamingo, 702.777.2782.

LEGENDS IN CONCERT—

MJ LIVE—A show that captures the essence of the

King of Pop live in concert. Relive his biggest hits, dance moves and phenomenal voice. Nightly, 7 pm. Tickets start at $49.95. Stratosphere, 702.380.7777.

PURPLE REIGN: THE ULTIMATE PRINCE TRIBUTE SHOW—A 90-minute show packed with hits

from the Purple One from one of Vegas’ most beloved bands. Tu-Su, 9 pm. 18+. Start at $49.99.

Tropicana, 800.829.9034.

THE RAT PACK IS BACK— Relive the days when the

worlds’ most famous entertainers, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr., put Las Vegas on the map with their music, comedy, style and pure cool. M-Sa, 7:30 pm. Tickets start at $49.95; fine dining and show, $69.95. Tuscany Suites & Casino, 702.947.5981.

SOLID GOLD SOUL— Motown’s greatest soul music

from the ’60s. Th-Su, 8 pm; M, 10 pm. Tickets start at $62.14. Harrah’s, 702.777.2782.

SPIRIT OF THE KING— Elvis artist Steve Connolly

performs the big hits. 13+. Tu-Sa, 9 pm. $27-$39.

Canyon Club at the Four Queens, 702.385.4011.

TERRY FATOR—Ventriloquist extraodinaire who

sings celebrity impressions with his stockpile of puppets. M-Th, 7:30 pm. $59.99-$149.99. Mirage, 702.792.7777.

NEW THAT’S VEGAS!— Comic-impressionist Rich

Natole brings some of the best acts in Vegas to stage. Th-Tu, 2 pm. Tickets start at $65.72. Bally’s, 702.777.2782.

Elvis Presley. Daily, 6 pm. $59.99-$69.99. V at the Miracle Mile Shops, 866.932.1818.

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‘’O’’ by Cirque du Soleil

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Adam London’s Laughternoon Defending the Caveman Jokesters Comedy Club Marriage Can Be Murder

EXCALIBUR

The Australian Bee Gees Show

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Legends in Concert

Tournament of Kings PIFF The Magic Dragon X Burlesque

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HARD ROCK HOTEL

Magic Mike

HARRAH’S

The Comedy Lineup

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Mac King Menopause: The Musical

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Tape Face Tenors of Rock X Country: The Show

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Mat Franco

LUXOR

Blue Man Group Carrot Top

• 8 pm • 10 pm • Varies • 7 & 9:30 pm • 8 pm

• 8 & 10:30 pm • 1 & 3 pm • 7:30 pm • 7 pm • 10 pm • Varies • 7 & 9:30 pm

Criss Angel: Mindfreak Fantasy

MANDALAY BAY

Michael Jackson ONE

MGM GRAND

David Copperfield Jabbawockeez KÀ by Cirque du Soleil

MIRAGE

The Beatles’ LOVE

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Anthony Cools

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Inferno Sex Tips

PLAZA

NEW A Mob Story

RIO

Chippendales

STRATOSPHERE

MJ Live

WOW Redneck Comedy Magic Show

TREASURE ISLAND

Mystère by Cirque du Soleil

TROPICANA

David Goldrake’s Imaginarium

• 7 pm • 6 pm • 7 & 9:30 pm

Purple Reign The Laugh Factory

TUSCANY

The Rat Pack Is Back

THE VENETIAN

Human Nature: Jukebox

WESTGATE

NEW George Wallace

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Le Reve

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Dining

Italian Must-Eats “Chopped” judge Scott Conant showcases his Italian fare at Masso Osteria, his stylish restaurant at Red Rock Resort.

Must orders include Conant’s pasta al pomodoro, spaghetti in a tomato and basil sauce, and caramel budino. Opens daily at 5 pm. 11011 W. Charleston Blvd., 702.797.7097

17 DEGREES SOUTH BOOZE & BITES—Tahiti Village.

Great salads, comfort foods and drinks in a laidback, tropical atmosphere. Open from 11 am-2 am daily. 702.440.0017.

BEAUTY & ESSEX— Cosmopolitan. Small plates

in a pawn shop-turned-jewel box space, where “Chopped” star and chef Chris Santos works his culinary magic. $$$ Su, Tu-Th, 5 pm-midnight; M, F-Sa, 5 pm-1 am. 702.737.0707.

BLACKOUT DINING IN THE DARK— Near Strip. Cus-

tomers dine in the dark using only their senses of touch, hearing, taste and smell while waiters deliver food using night vision goggles. Open M-Th, 5-11 pm, F-Su, noon-11 pm. Four-course lunch, $59.95; six-course dinner $79.95 $$$. 3871 S. Valley View Blvd.; 702.960.4000.

CANTER’S DELI— The Linq Promenade. Handcarved

deli sandwiches and deli food make the menu here. $$ 9 am-11 pm, Su-Th; 9 am-midnight, F-Sa. 702.754.4400.

CLAIM JUMPER— Various locations. Hearty portions

of your favorite comfort foods. Lunch and dinner: Daily. $$ Golden Nugget, 128 E. Fremont St., Carson Tower, 702.386.8238. 601 N. Green Valley Pkwy., Henderson, 702.933.0880; and in Summerlin at 1100 S. Fort Apache Rd., 702.243.8751.

FOUNDATION ROOM— Mandalay Bay. Breathtaking

views and cuisine. $$$ Lounge opens nightly at 5 pm; dining room at 6 pm. 702.632.7631.

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HEXX— Paris. Focuses on cuisine made from fresh,

quality-sourced ingredients for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner with a patio view of the Fountains at Bellagio. Also offers Las Vegas’ first bean-to-bar chocolate. $$ Open 24 hours. 702.331.5100.

RAINFOREST CAFE— Harmon Corner. Features a

great view of the Strip and happy hour in a rainforest setting that’s perfect for children of all ages.

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. $ Open SuTh, 9 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 9 am-midnight. 702.891.8580.

TOP OF THE WORLD RESTAURANT & LOUNGE— Stratosphere. This fine-dining restaurant at the

top of the Stratosphere, the second tallest building west of the Mississippi River, features culinary delights served in a restaurant that revolves 360 degrees every 80 minutes. $$$$ Open daily from 11 am-11 pm. 702.380.7711.

TRIPLE 7 RESTAURANT & MICROBREWERY— Main Street Station. Award-winning microbrews, gour-

met hamburgers and handmade pizzas. $ Open daily from 11 am-7 am. 702.387.1869.

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ELLIS ISLAND CASINO & BREWERY— Ellis winning, farm-fresh food that are wheretraveler.com Island. The casino offers a $7.99 steak specomforting day or night. $. Open 24 cial, $12.99 rack of barbecued ribs, karaoke hours at The Linq; call other locations nightly and in-house microbrewery. $ Open Sufor hours. The Linq, 702.254.4646; Also Th, 4-10 pm and F-Sa., to 11 pm. 702.733.8901. at 6800 W. Sahara Ave. 702.804.4646; at the Rio, 702.252.7777; and at the Plaza in downtown Las Vegas, 702.384.4646.

P.F. CHANG’S CHINA BISTRO— Various locations.

Traditional Chinese offerings and contemporary dishes. $$ Open Su-Th, 11 am-midnight; F-Sa, 11 am-1 am. Planet Hollywood Resort, 702.836.0955; 4165 S. Paradise Rd., 702.792.2207; 101 N. Green Valley Pkwy. Henderson, 702.361.3065; Rampart Commons, 702.968.8885.

French AUREOLE— Mandalay Bay. Charlie Palmer’s menu of

seasonal dishes features artisan dry-aged beef and fresh seafood. $$$$ Open nightly from 5:30-10:30 pm. 702.632.7401.

BOUCHON BISTRO— The Venetian. World-renowned

chef Thomas Keller’s refined cuisine. $$$ Reservations required. Open for breakfast, 7 am-1 pm; brunch, Sa-Su, 7 am-2 pm; mid-day oyster bar daily from 3-10 pm; dinner nightly from 5-10 pm.

702.414.6200.

EIFFEL TOWER RESTAURANT— Paris. This romantic

restaurant sits 11 stories above the Strip. $$$$ Open for lunch M-F, 11:30 am-3 pm; dinner Su-Th,

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4:30-10:30 pm; dinner F-Sa, 4:30-11 pm; brunch SaSu, 11 am-3 pm. 702.948.6937.

MON AMI GABI— Paris. A classy Parisian-style bras-

serie specializing in steak frites and seafood. $$$ Open Th-Su, 7 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 7 am-midnight.

702.944.4224.

German HOFBRAUHAUS— Near Strip. Authentic Bavarian

cuisine and a traditional Beer Hall come at the hands of this exact replica of the original Hofbräuhaus in Munich, Germany. $$ Open Su-Th, 11 am-11 pm; F-Sa, until midnight. 4510 Paradise Rd., 702.853.2337.

Greek ESTIATORIO MILOS—The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Fine Greek cuisine, with an emphasis on

seafood. Ask to sit on the patio that overlooks the Strip. $$$ Open for lunch daily from noon-3:45 pm; dinner Su-Th, 4-11 pm; dinner F-Sa, 4 pm-midnight.

702.698.7930.

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Irish ROCK & REILLY’S— Hawaiian Marketplace. An Irish

pub serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as a huge whiskey menu brings the party to the Strip 365 days a year. $$ Open 24 hours. 702.805.2777.

Italian BATTISTA’S HOLE IN THE WALL— Near Strip. This

old-time Italian joint’s specialties are listed on the wall. $$ Bar opens daily at 4:30 pm; dinner seating begins at 5 pm. 4041 Audrie St., 702.732.1424.

BRIO TUSCAN GRILLE— Town Square. Brings the

pleasures of a Tuscan country villa to Las Vegas. $$ Open Su-Th, 11 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 11 am-midnight.

702.914.9145; 702.433.1233.

BUCA DI BEPPO— Various locations. Fresh, authentic

Italian food served family style, for parties of two or 200. $$ Open for lunch and dinner daily.

702.583.6262.; 702.795.1010; 412 E. Flamingo Rd., 702.866.2867; 7690 W. Lake Mead Blvd., 702.363.6524.

Brio Town Square From our fresh shrimp and lobster to char grilled steaks and house-made pastas, our dishes are sure to satisfy.

6653 Las Vegas Boulevard S., Las Vegas, NV 89119, 702.914.9145 420 South Rampart- Ste. 180, Las Vegas, NV 89145, 702.433.1233 www.brioitalian.com

Osaka Japanese Bistro 20 X winner Best Japanese and Sushi in Las Vegas RJ poll. Authentic Japanese dishes & Appetizers, Seasonal fishes, incl. Blue Fin & Toro at the Sushibar, Teppanyaki western style dining.

5 Minutes froM the strip 10920 s. eastern Ave. | 702-616-3788 4205 West sahara Ave. | 702-876-4988

BUDDY V’S RISTORANTE—The Palazzo. “Cake Boss”

Buddy Valastro’s family recipes and decadent desserts. $$ Open for lunch and dinner daily.

702.607.2355.

CARLO’S BAKERY— Venetian. The family-owned

bakery is taken to new heights courtesy of “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro. $ Open Su-Th, 8 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 8 am-midnight. 702.607.2356.

FRESCO ITALIANO— Westgate. A casual, trattoria-

style dining experience with classics like lightly breaded and crispy chicken parmesan and lasagna.

Diners can find gluten-free and whole grain pasta dishes. $$ Open for dinner nightly from 5-10 pm.

702.732.5755.

IL MULINO NEW YORK— Forum Shops at Caesars.

Featuring cuisine from the Abruzzo region of Italy set in a room with soft lighting and wrought iron chandeliers. Request the private balcony for a breathtaking view of the Strip. $$$$ Open for lunch M-Sa, noon-2 pm; dinner M-Sa, 5-10 pm; dinner Su, 5-9:30 pm. 702.492.6000.

LAVO ITALIAN RESTAURANT— Palazzo. Classic Italian

dishes. $$$ Open for dinner nightly; brunch Sa-Su. 702.791.1800.

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Estiatorio Milos From Milos’ one-of-a-kind terrace in the 5-star Cosmopolitan, diners can indulge in an adventure of elegant Greek dining.

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MAGGIANO’S LITTLE ITALY— Fashion Show. Rustic

Italian dishes served on red-and-white checkered tablecloths. $$ Open daily from 11 am-11 pm. Also located in Downtown Summerlin. 702.732.2550.

MASSO ITALIANO— Red Rock Resort. “Chopped”

judge Scott Conant showcases his Italian fare at Masso Osteria, his stylish restaurant at Red Rock Resort. Must orders include Conant’s pasta al pomodoro, spaghetti in a tomato and basil sauce, and caramel budino. Opens daily at 5 pm. 11011 W. Charleston Blvd., 702.797.7097.

MERCATO DELLA PESCHERIA— Grand Canal Shoppes. The seafood-forward restaurant features

imported cheeses, house-made pastas, seasonal vegetables, salads and Roman-style pizzas. $$$ Open daily 11 am-11 pm. 702.837.0309.

TREVI— Forum Shops at Caesars. Cafe dining with

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elongated street lamps creates the focal point for shoppers at the mall. $$ Open Su-Th, 11 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 11 am-midnight. 702.735.4663.

TUSCANY GARDENS— Tuscany. Hearty Italian fare

such as steak, seafood, veal and pasta, complemented by the chef’s famous sauces at this red sauce restaurant. $$ Open nightly from 5 pm.

702.947.5910.

Japanese KATSUYA— SLS. Dynamic creations from master chef

Katsuya Uecki. $$$ Su-Th, 5-10:30 pm; F-Sa, 5-11 pm. 702.761.7611.

OSAKA JAPANESE BISTRO— Near Strip. Japan’s

largest weekly magazine, the Asahi Shukan, calls this restaurant one of the best. $$$ Open for dinner nightly. 4205 W. Sahara Ave., 702.876.4988; 10920 S. Eastern Ave., 702.616.3788.

Mediterranean CLEO— SLS. An inspired reinvention of Tinseltown

glamour features Mediterranean fare that can be shared with the table. $$$ Open Su-Th, 6-10:30 pm; F-Sa, 6-11 pm. 702.761.7612.

Mexican BANDITO LATIN KITCHEN & CANTINA— Near Strip.

Step off the Strip for Latin fare. $$ Open from 11 am-11 pm daily. 325 Hughes Center Drive, 702.857.7550.

CADILLAC MEXICAN TEQUILA & KITCHEN BAR— Golden Nugget. Mexican food and more than 70

boutique tequila selections bring the crowds at this restaurant. $$ Open M-F, 11 am-1 am; Sa, 9 am-1 am; Su, 9 am-midnight. 702.386.8169.

EL DORADO CANTINA— Near Strip. This Mexican

sensation uses all sustainably raised products in its roster of tacos, enchiladas, burritos and more. $$$ Open 24 hours. In the Sapphire Plaza, 3025 Sammy Davis Jr. Drive, 702.722.2289.

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Vegas’ acclaimed restaurants in just one outing.

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Each stop is a different, unique dining adventure designed for fun and interaction. 888.681.4388.

TIX4 DINNER— Discount buffets and half-price

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Shops at Bally’s, Casino Royale, Fashion Show, Circus Circus, Slots-A-Fun, Town Square and at the Four Queens Hotel. Open daily at 10 am. Shows posted at 9:30 am. 800.269.8499.

Pan-Asian CALIFORNIA NOODLE HOUSE— California. A col-

lection of delectable dishes from the kitchens of Asia make up the menu at this favorite that attracts the Hawaiian crowds. $$ Open F-M, 4-10 pm.

702.385.3232.

SECOND STREET GRILL— Fremont. Hawaiian fusion

meets Pacific Rim cuisine at this downtown favorite right on the Fremont Street Experience. Open Th-M from 5-10 pm. $$ 702.385.3232.

TAO— Venetian. Creations include everything from

Kobe beef to traditional Peking duck to sushi. $$$ Open Su-Th, 5 pm-midnight; F-Sa, 5 pm-1 am.

702.388.8338.

Pubs & Grills CULINARY DROPOUT— Hard Rock Hotel. Amped-

up pub-style appetizers and unique antipasti offerings. $$ Open M-Th, 11 am-11 pm; F, 11 ammidnight; Sa, 10 am-midnight; Su, 10 am-11 pm.

702.522.8100.

DICK’S LAST RESORT— Excalibur. Rowdy, in-your-

face, down-to-Earth cuisine. $ Open Su-Th, 11 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 11 am-midnight. 702.597.7991.

PUB 365—Tuscany. Featuring 365 rotating beers

and traditional pub fare with a modern spin make up the menu at this late-night spot. Open M-F, 11 am-2 am; Sa-Su, 8:30 am-2 am. 702.944.5084.

Seafood BUBBA GUMP SHRIMP CO.— Harmon Corner. A

casual and award-winning seafood restaurant that pays homage to the movie “Forrest Gump.” $$ Open Su-Th, 11 am-11 pm; F-Sa, until midnight.

702.795.1016.

CHART HOUSE— Golden Nugget. Dine on top-of-

the-catch seafood and succulent steaks amid a 75,000-gallon centerpiece aquarium. In the Rush Tower. $$$ Open M-Th, 11:30 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 11:30 am-11:30 pm; Su, 11:30 am-10:30 pm. 702.386.8364.

MASTRO’S OCEAN CLUB— Shops at Crystals.

Upscale seafood and steaks. $$$$ Open for dinner nightly from 5-11 pm; bar open nightly from 4 pm-1 am. 702.798.7115.

Southern HOUSE OF BLUES RESTAURANT & BAR— Mandalay Bay. Rock- and blues-themed restaurant serves

Southern dishes. Sundays feature the Gospel Brunch. $$ Su-Th, 7 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 7 am-midnight.

Mandalay Bay, 702.632.7607.

Steaks & Chops BAZAAR MEAT— SLS. Chef José Andrés’ celebration

of all things carnivorous. $$$ Open Su-Th, 5:30-10 pm; F-Sa, 5:30-11 pm. 702.761.7610.

CHARLIE PALMER STEAK— Four Seasons. A twist on

traditional fare in an elegant and understated environment from the chef out of New York City. $$$$ Open for dinner M-Sa, 5-10:30 pm; lounge M-Sa, 5 pm-midnight. 702.632.5120.

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DEL FRISCO’S DOUBLE EAGLE STEAK HOUSE— Near Strip. Serves only USDA Prime aged, corn-fed

beef. $$$ Open M-Sa, 5-10:30 pm; Su, 5-10 pm.

3925 Paradise Road, 702.796.0063.

EDGE STEAKHOUSE— Westgate. Some of the largest

cuts of beef available in Las Vegas. $$$ Open for dinner nightly from 5-10 pm. 702.732.5755.

LAWRY’S THE PRIME RIB— Near Strip. Prime rib,

hand-carved tableside. $$$ Open M-F, 11:30 am-2 pm; M-Sa, 5-10 pm; Su, 4-9 pm. 4043 Howard Hughes Plwy., 702.893.2223.

MCCALL’S HEARTLAND GRILL— Stratosphere.

Hearty Midwestern-style steaks and fresh coastal seafood. $$ Open from 5 pm to midnight daily, McCall’s Whiskey Bar open M-F, 3 pm-2 am, serving food from 3 pm-midnight; noon to 2 am Sa-Su, serving food from noon-midnight. 702.380.7777.

OSCAR’S BEEF, BOOZE & BROADS— The Plaza. For-

mer Mayor Oscar B. Goodman’s glamorous steakhouse. $$$$ Open from 5 pm nightly. 702.386.7227.

VIC & ANTHONY’S— Golden Nugget. Enjoy

bone-in ribeye and Australian rock lobster at this steakhouse from the Landry’s family. $$$ Open for dinner nightly from 5-11 pm. 702.386.8399.

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BY PROPERTY KEY $ Entrées under $15 $$ Entrées $15-$30 $$$ Entrées $30-$45 $$$$ Entrées over $45 Aria, 877.230.2742 Bardot Brasserie, French ................... $$$ Blossom, Chinese ................................... $$$ Carbone, Italian..........................................................$$$ Five50 Pizza Bar............ ................................$$ Herringbone, Seafood ....................... $$$ Javier’s, Mexican............ ..............................$$ Jean Georges Steakhouse............$$$$ Julian Serrano, Spanish ..................... $$$ Lemongrass, Thai........................................$$ Sage, American ........................................ $$$ Bally’s, 702.967.4111 BLT Steak, Steaks & Chops .............. $$$ Buca di Beppo ..............................................$$ SEA, Thai ...............................................................$ Tequila Taqueria, Mexican...................$$ Bellagio, 702.693.7223 Fix, American ............................................. $$$ Jasmine, Chinese .................................... $$$ Harvest, American ................................. $$$ Lago, Tapas .................................................. $$$ Le Cirque, French ................................ $$$$ Michael Mina, Seafood ...................... $$$ Noodles, Chinese .......................................$$ Picasso, French ...................................... $$$$ Prime, Steak & Chops ....................... $$$$ Spago/American .................................... $$$ Yellowtail, Japanese/Sushi ........... $$$$ Caesars Palace, 877.346.4642 Beijing Noodle No. 9, Chinese.........$$ Gordon Ramasay Hell’s Kitchen . $$$ Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill ........... $$$ Mesa Grill, Mexican ............................. $$$ Mr Chow, Chinese .............................. $$$$ Nobu, Japanese/Sushi .................... $$$$ Old Homestead Steakhouse ... $$$$ Pronto by Giada, Italian.........................$$ Rao’s, Italian ................................................. $$$ Restaurant Guy Savoy, French.. $$$$ Searsucker, American ......................... $$$ Cosmopolitan, 702.698.7770 Beauty & Essex, American ............... $$$ Blue Ribbon, American ..................... $$$ China Poblano, Global ....................... $$$ Estiatorio Milos, Greek........................ $$$ Holsteins, Burgers ......................................$$ Jaleo, Spanish ............................................ $$$ Momofuku, Pan-Asian ........................ $$$ STK, Steak & Chops ............................... $$$ Scarpetta, Italian ..................................... $$$ Zuma, Japanese ...................................... $$$ The Cromwell, 702.777.3777 Giada, Italian............................................... $$$ Encore, 702.770.3463 Andrea’s, Pan-Asian ............................ $$$$ Jardin, American ..................................... $$$ Sinatra, Italian ......................................... $$$$ Wazuzu, Pan-Asian ............................. $$$$ Excalibur, 702.597.7777 Buca di Beppo, Italian.............................$$ Dick’s Last Resort, American ................$

The Steakhouse at Camelot.......... $$$ Fashion Show, 702.369.8382 Benihana, Pan-Asian ............................ $$$ Capital Grille, Steak & Chops...... $$$$ El Segundo Sol, Mexican ........................$ Grimaldi’s Pizzeria..........................................$ Kona Grill, Fusion........................................$$ Maggiano’s Little Italy, Italian ...........$$ RA Sushi, Japanese/Sushi ....................$$ Stripburger, Pubs & Grills ........................$ Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, 702.893.4800 Carmine’s, Italian .........................................$$ The Cheesecake Factory ....................$$ Il Mulino New York, Italian ........... $$$$ Joe’s Seafood...... .................................... $$$$ The Palm, Steaks & Chops...... ...... $$$$ Planet Hollywood, American............$$ Sushi Roku, Japanese/Sushi .......... $$$ Trevi, Italian .....................................................$$ Four Seasons, 702.632.5000 Charlie Palmer Steak ............................ $$$ Veranda, Italian......................................... $$$ Golden Nugget, 702.386.8364 Cadillac Vegas, Mexican........................$$ Chart House, Continental ............... $$$ Claim Jumper, American .....................$$ Grotto Italian Ristorante, Italian......$$ Lillie’s Asian Cuisine, Pacific Rim.....$$ Red Sushi, Japanese/Sushi .................$$ Vic & Anthony’s, Steak & Chops ......$$$ Hard Rock Hotel, 702.693.5000 Fu, Chinese .................................................. $$$ MB Steak ..................................................... $$$$ Nobu, Sushi................................................. $$$ Oyster Bar, Seafood ..................................$$ Pink Taco, Mexican ....................................$$ The Linq, 702.731.3311 Brooklyn Bowl, American ....................$$ Carnegie Deli.................................................$$ Chayo, Mexican ....................................... $$$ Flour & Barley, Pizza & Pasta ...............$$ Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips ...........$$ Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar .......$$ Hash House A Go Go, American ......$ Off The Strip, Pubs & Grills ..................$$ Tilted Kilt, Pubs & Grills ..........................$$ Virgil’s, Barbecue ..................................... $$$ Luxor, 702.262.4000 Rice & Company, Pan-Asian...............$$ Tacos & Tequila, Mexican .....................$$ Tender, Steak & Chops ....................... $$$ Mandalay Bay, 702.632.7777 Aureole, American.............................. $$$$ B-Side ...................................................................$$ Border Grill, Mexican ...............................$$ Citizens, American...................................... $ House of Blues Restaurant & Bar, American......................................................... $$ Fleur, Tapas .................................................. $$$ Foundation Room, American ..... $$$ Hussong’s ........................................................$$ Kumi, Japanese/Sushi...................... $$$$ Libertine Social, American............. $$$ Lupo, Italian ....................................................$$ Red Square, Continental .................. $$$ Rí Rá ....................................................................$$ Rick Moonen’s RM Seafood.............$$$ Rivea, Mediterranean .......................... $$$ RX Boiler Room, American...............$$$ Slice of Vegas.................................................$$ Stripsteak. ..................................................... $$$

Mandarin Oriental, 702.590.8888 MOzen, Pan-Asian......................................$$ Twist, French ........................................... $$$$ MGM Grand, 877.660.0660 China Tang................................................ $$$$ Crush, American ..................................... $$$ Emeril’s, Seafood ..................................... $$$ Fiamma, Italian ......................................... $$$ Hakkasan, Chinese ................................ $$$ Hecho en Vegas, Mexican............... $$$ Joël Robuchon, French ................. $$$$ L’Atelier, French ..................................... $$$$ Morimoto, Japanese/Sushi ......... $$$$ Pub 1842, Pubs & Grills ...................... $$$ Tom Colicchio’s Craftsteak ......... $$$$ Mirage, 702.791.791-7111 Heritage Steak, Steak & Chops.... $$$ LVB Burgers & Bar, Pubs & Grills ......$$ Osteria Costa ............................................. $$$ Pantry, American .................................... $$$ Stack, American....................................... $$$ Near-Strip restaurants Bandito Latin Kitchen & Cantina, 702.857.7550 ..................................................$$ Blackout Dining in the Dark, 702.960.4000 .............................................. $$$ Buca (east), 702.866.2867 .....................$$ Del Frisco’s, 702.796.0063 ............... $$$ El Dorado, 702.722.2289 .................. $$$ Hofbrauhaus, 702.853.2337 ...............$$ Osaka, 702.876.4988...............................$$$ NY-NY, 702.740.6969 Gallagher’s Steakhouse ..................... $$$ Il Fornaio, Italian ...................................... $$$ Nine Fine Irishmen, Pub .......................$$ Shake Shack....................................................$$ Tom’s Urban, American .........................$$ Palazzo/Grand Canal Shoppes, 702.607.7777 Buddy V’s, Italian .................................... $$$ Canaletto, Italian .........................................$$ Cañonita, Mexican ....................................$$ Carlo’s Bakery.................................................$$ Cut, Steak & Chops ............................ $$$$ Grimaldi’s, Italian .........................................$$ Lagasse’s Stadium, Pubs & Grills.....$$ Lavo, Italian ................................................. $$$ Mercato Della Pescheria, Italian ......$$$ Morels, Steak & Chops ....................... $$$ Once ............................................................... $$$ Sugarcane, Tapas .................................... $$$ Sushisamba, Mixed Grill.................... $$$ Paris, 702.946.7000 Alexxa’s Bar, Tapas.............................................$$ Beer Park, Pubs & Grills ................................$$ Eiffel Tower Restaurant, French.....$$$$ Gordon Ramsay Steak ..................... $$$$ Hexx, American............................................$$ Le Burger Brasserie, Pubs & Grills ......$$ Martorano’s, Italian. ............................... $$$ Mon Ami Gabi, French....................... $$$ The Park Beerhaus, Pubs & Grills ..........................$$ Bruxie, Southern .........................................$$ Sake Rok, Japanese/Sushi ............... $$$ Park MGM, 702.730.7777 Bavette’s ...................................................... $$$$ Double Barrel Roadhouse...................$$ Primrose, French ..................................... $$$ Planet Hollywood/Miracle Mile, 702.785.5555 Bubba Gump, Seafood .....................................$$

Cabo Wabo, Mexican ..........................................$$ Gordon Ramsay Burger.........................$$ Koi, Japanese/Sushi.............................. $$$ P.F. Chang’s, Pacific Rim..........................$$ Rainforest Cafe, American......................$ Strip House, Steak & Chops ........ $$$$ Yolos, Mexican ..............................................$$ Rio, 702.252.7777 El Burro Borracho, Mexican................$$ Hash House A Go Go, American ......$ KJ Dim Sum & Seafood ..................... $$$ Voodoo Steak ............................................ $$$ Shops at Crystals, 702.590.9299 Mastro’s Ocean Club, Seafood............$$$$ SLS Las Vegas, 702.737.2111 Bazaar Meat, Steak & Chops ......................$$$ Cleo, Mediterranean ............................ $$$ Katsuya, Japanese/Sushi .................. $$$ Umami Burger, Pubs & Grills .............$$ South Strip Restaurants Hard Rock Cafe, 702.733.7625..........$$ Stratosphere, 702.380.7777 McCall’s Heartland Grill .........................$$ Top of the World, American ............$$$$ Town Square, 702.269.5001 Brio, Italian .......................................................$$ Bonefish Grill, Seafood ...........................$$ Double Helix, Tapas..................................$$ Fleming’s, Steak & Chops...............................$$$ Kabuki, Japanese/Sushi ........................$$ La Bella Napoli Pizzeria ............................$ Texas de Brazil, Brazilian .................... $$$ Tommy Bahama, American ........... $$$ Treasure Island, 702.894.7111 Gilley’s, Barbecue...........................................$ Phil’s Italian Steak House ................................$$$ Seafood Shack ..............................................$$ Señor Frog’s, Pubs & Grills ...................$$ Tropicana, 800.462.8767 Bacio, Italian................................................ $$$ Oakville Steakhouse ............................................$$$ Robert Irvine’s Public House, Pub.......$$$ Tuscany, 702.893.8933 Caffe Bottega, Cafes & Delis .................$ Pub 365, Pubs & Grills .............................$$ Tuscany Gardens, Italian.......................$$ The Venetian/Grand Canal Shoppes, 702.414.1000 Aquaknox, Seafood ........................... $$$$ Bouchon, French .................................... $$$ Chica, Latin......................................................................$$$ Delmonico, Steak & Chops.........................$$$ Public House, American .......................$$ Rockhouse, American ...............................$ Tao, Pacific Rim......................................... $$$ Yardbird, Southern ....................................$$ Westgate LV, 702.732.5755 Bar Sake ..............................................................$$ Benihana, Japanese.............................. $$$ Edge Steakhouse ................................... $$$ Fresco Italiano, Italian .............................$$ Silk Road, Pan-Asian .................................$$ Wynn, 702.770.3463 Allegro, Italian ........................................... $$$ Costa di Mare, Italian........................ $$$$ La Cave, Tapas ...............................................$$ Lakeside Grill, Seafood .................... $$$$ Mizumi, Japanese ............................... $$$$ SW Steakhouse, Steak & Chops ......$$$ Tableau, American................................. $$$ Wing Lei, Chinese ............................... $$$$

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TASTE OF LAS VEGAS VIC & ANTHONY’S STEAKHOUSE A world-class steakhouse, Vic & Anthony’s features an awardwinning menu with the finest prime beef and fresh seafood.

The fine-dining experience is further enhanced by an extensive wine collection, impeccable service and an elegant yet intimate atmosphere accented by hand-crafted mahogany woodwork, plush leather furnishings and luxurious amenities. Guests are welcomed by the eye-catching display of lobster tails and hand-cut prime steaks as they walk through the door. Join us in our private tasting room decorated with beautiful wine country murals which seats up to 18 people. For a memorable meal, a sophisticated special event or cocktails with class, Vic & Anthony’s Steakhouse is sure to please.

Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino 129 E. Fremont Street, 702.386.8399 vicandanthonys.com

GROTTO Grotto is an authentic Italian restaurant, located at the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino, where everything is homemade on-premise. You will find only the freshest ingredients in every dish, from new creations to the classics that patrons have enjoyed for years. The entrées are truly spectacular, prepared as they are in the Old Country. Be it fish, chicken, veal, shellfish or beef, you can rest assured that your choice will delight you with the most delicious Italian food this side of the Bay of Naples.

Italian food deserves to be paired with a fine Italian wine and Grotto offers a unique collection to complement your meal. If wine isn’t your thing, try a perfectly mixed cocktail or our famous Peach Bellini.

Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino 129 E. Fremont Street, 702.386.8341 grottorestaurants.com

DINING OUT IN LAS VEGAS Welcome to dining out in Sin City. Our restaurants feature nationally recognized big-name chefs, as well mom and pop establishments that qualify as true hidden gems. Whatever type of cuisine you’re looking for, you’ll find it here, prepared as many ways as there are days in a month. Be sure to ask about wine, beer, whiskey, sake and other liquor pairings as well — this is the city of indulgence, so your wish is your chef’s, bartender’s and waiter’s command! For more information on dining in Las Vegas, visit wheretraveler.com, and visit your hotel concierge.

DiningOutLV. WHERE Las Vegas, 702.731.4748, www.wheretraveler.com

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TASTE OF LAS VEGAS CHART HOUSE LAS VEGAS One visit to Chart House and it’s clear why diners everywhere flock to this spot. From fresh fish specialties to award-winning prime rib, Chart House is sure to please with our unparalleled selections. The 75,000 gallon aquarium, sporting a variety of exotic fish, is the center point of this happening restaurant. Voted Reader’s Choice Best Date Night, View and Happy Hour, Chart House has everything you are craving. Enjoy Clam Chowder or the Crab Avocado & Mango Stack before you indulge in specialties such as Mac Nut Mahi, Wicked Tuna, Blue Cheese Filet Mignon and the Original Hot Chocolate Lava Cake. Excellent happy hour, Mon-Fri, 4-6pm with appetizers starting at $5 & Signature Cocktails starting at $6.

Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino, 129 E. Fremont Street, 702.386.8364, Chart-house.com

STRIP HOUSE Strip House allows you to experience the combination of charred cuts perfectly paired with decadent sides set in siren red interiors where old world glamour meets modern style and sophistication. Named one of the best steak restaurants by Zagat and awarded four stars by Forbes, the namesake cut isn’t the only thing to marvel upon, with walls adorned by original Studio Manasse prints of 1930s burlesque stars. Whether you are coming for the perfect after work cocktail, or to experience our late-night tableside service, you are guaranteed not to be disappointed.

Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino 3667 Las Vegas Blvd.

South Las Vegas, NV 89109 702.737.5200 www.striphouse.com

CADILLAC BAR Mouth-watering Mexican food, over 70 boutique Tequilas and numerous high def flat screen TVs showcasing your favorite sporting events - all set the tone for a perfect day or night in Vegas! Our menu offers an exciting variety of soups, salads, enchiladas, tapas, fajitas and the popular Especiales de la Casa’. Signature items include guest favorites, such as Carnitas Guadalajara, Relleno de Camaron, the Mexicana Burger and Mariscos Cozumel. Our hand-crafted cocktail selections go well beyond traditional, including two featured barrel aged margarita’s, complemented by an impressive list of Mezcal, Blanco, Anejo, Reposado and Distintivo Tequilas.

Open daily until 2am or order To-Go! Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino 129 E. Fremont Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101 702.386.8169 cadillacbar.com

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TASTE OF LAS VEGAS CLAIM JUMPER RESTAURANT & SALOON At Claim Jumper Restaurant, our friendly environment is ideal for celebrating special occasions, hosting a business lunch or gathering for a delicious meal with friends and family. Open daily for lunch and dinner, Claim Jumper offers a selection of freshly prepared items using only the finest ingredients available.

Favorites include Certified Angus Beef® and USDA Choice steaks, fresh seafood, chicken, baby back pork ribs, fresh baked pot pie, specialty salads, burgers and our famous Six Layer Chocolate Motherlode Cake. Or relax in our saloon to enjoy cocktails and Claim Jumper’s own craft beers. Happy Hour Specials Most Locations.

Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino —129 E. Fremont St., 702.386.8238 Henderson —601 N Green Valley Parkway, 702.933.0880 Summerlin —1100 S. Fort Apache Rd, 702.243.8751 www.claimjumper.com

HASH HOUSE A GO GO Farm foods aren’t just for breakfast anymore. That’s the philosophy behind the “Twisted Farm Food” at Hash House A Go Go, where the portions are generous and the times are fun.

Chicken and waffles for dinner? Of course! The winner of 24 “Best Of” awards in Las Vegas, the restaurant has been featured on the Travel Channel’s “Man vs. Food” and the Food Channel.

Specialties include farm scrambles & benedicts, giant flapjacks and the famous stuffed burgers. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner; 24 hours and special late-night dining menu, Linq location only. Rio brunch only 6 AM - 3 PM. The Linq—Center Strip, 702.254.4646 Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino, 702.252.7777 The Plaza Hotel—Downtown Main St., 702.384.4646 6800 West Sahara, 702.804.4646 555 North Stephanie Street, Henderson, 702.898.4646 www.hashhouseagogo.com/vegas

TREVI At the crossroads of divine shopping and casino magic, you’ll find TREVI, Vegas’ answer to Romanesque elegance and dining excellence. Located next to the ‘Fountain of the Gods’ at The Forum Shops in Caesars Palace, TREVI offers a variety of classic and contemporary Italian dishes. Pasta, chicken and veal specialties are prepared from the finest ingredients with true TREVI flair. Be sure to save room for dessert! Our homemade gelato, award-winning tiramisu and spectacular Italian cream cake are to die for! TREVI is the perfect setting for lunch, dinner, group dining or cocktails. Toss a coin in the fountain and make your wish upon leaving - you’ll be sure to return!

Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, 3500 Las Vegas Boulevard South 702.735.4663, trevi-italian.com

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TASTE OF LAS VEGAS MASTRO’S OCEAN CLUB The Ocean Club’s combination of worldclass service and exquisite cuisine can be found within this 80-foot sculptural treehouse. Experience Mastro’s signature Iced Seafood Tower and highly acclaimed bone in filet, or savor a specialty DryIce Martini at the Grand Bar. Mastro’s is happy to present the addition of eight new sushi items to its menu, such as the Ahi Tuna Tostada, Magura Lime Roll and Chilean Seabass Ponzu.

These new items were developed exclusively for Mastro’s Ocean Club by internationally acclaimed chef Angel Carbajal, of the award-winning Nick-San Restaurant and Sushi Bar in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, which has received accolades from Frommer’s, Fodor’s and Travel + Leisure. Open for dinner nightly. Private rooms overlooking the treehouse are available for large parties and special events. Entire restaurant buyout seats up to 300.

Inside Crystals at CityCenter 702.798.7115

IL MULINO NEW YORK Savor Italy’s tantalizing flavors and culinary traditions in a luxurious setting that melds the elegance of New York City with the vibrancy of Las Vegas. Il Mulino New York Las Vegas is an outpost of the acclaimed Abruzzi-influenced flagship in Greenwich Village, a Manhattan institution that has delighted the world’s most discerning palates for over thirty years. Our menu features exquisitely prepared farm-fresh meat, fish and vegetables served with the highest level of personal attention to our guest. Il Mulino New York is offering a pre-theatre menu.

Sunday - Friday at $39 for 3 courses between the hours of 5:00pm- 6:30pm. Entrée $25 and over. Please call for reservations.

Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, Third floor, 3500 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702.492.6000, ilmulino.com

BOUCHON Chef Thomas A. Keller has brought his distinctive style to Las Vegas with Bouchon. Bouchon rediscovers the classics, using historical reference points and classic French techniques, combined with a modern approach. . Bouchon Las Vegas offers delicious authentic French bistro fare in a beautiful surrounding located in the Venetian Resort-Hotel-Casino, Venezia Tower complete with patio dining. Renowned designer Adam D. Tihany has masterfully created a beautiful interior that features a magnificent French pewter bar, a vibrant mosaic floor, deep blue velvet banquettes, antique light fixtures and an expansive handpainted mural by noted French artist Paulin Paris.

The Venetian Las Vegas 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702.414.6200, bouchonbistro.com

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THE GUIDE

Shopping

Pop Into Clarins

Shopping Centers FASHION OUTLETS OF LAS VEGAS (FOLV)— It’s

worth the short drive to save up to 75 percent off of more than 100 designer brands. I-15 to Exit 1, Primm, Nev. Open daily 10 am-8 pm. 32100 Las Vegas Blvd. S. (in Primm, Nevada, I-15 at Exit 1), 888.424.6898.

FASHION SHOW (FS)— Las Vegas’ largest shopping

destination offers eight department stores including Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, Macys, Dillard’s, Macy’s Mens, Forever 21 and Dick’s Sporting Goods. Each weekend, the center hosts live fashion shows on its runway, featuring the latest styles from its anchor stores and more than 250 retailers; additional stores include Topshop/ Topman, Ted Baker London, Anthropologie, Banana Republic, Coach, Dynamite, Lego, Pinto Ranch and Sephora. A wide variety of dining options are also available from formal to quickservice. M-Sa, 10 am-9 pm; Su, 11 am-7 pm. 3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702.369.8382.

FORUM SHOPS AT CAESARS (FSC)— Globally

recognized as the premier luxury retail destination in Las Vegas, The Forum Shops at Caesars is noted for its unique combination of top retail, dining, entertainment, location and thematic Roman ambiance. Featuring 160 specialty shops and restaurants, The Forum Shops is home to some of the most celebrated retailers including; Breitling, Burberry, Cartier, Christian Louboutin, Coach, David Yurman, Ted Baker London, Emilio Pucci,

There’s a lot more going LAS VEGAS NORTH PREMIUM OUTLETS Ermenegildo Zegna, Versace, Gucci, on this August.

(LVN-PO)— Stroll through this upscale, Hublot, John Varvatos, Louis Vuitton, Visit us online: village-style outlet and enjoy savings of 25 Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, MontBlanc, wheretraveler.com to 65 percent every day on an impressive Nike, Officine Panerai, Rolex, Salvatore collection of name-brand outlet stores Ferragamo, Tiffany & Co., Tourneau including A|X Armani Exchange, Burberry, and Tory Burch. Restaurants and specialty Cole Haan, Dolce & Gabbana, Polo Ralph Lauren, food shops include Il Mulino, The Palm Las Vegas, Ted Baker London and more. M-Sa, 9 am-9 pm; Carmine’s and Trevi. Su-Th, 10 am-11 pm F-Sa until Su, 9 am-8 pm. 875 S. Grand Central Parkway, midnight. Caesars Palace, 702.893.4300.

702.474.7500.

GRAND BAZAAR SHOPS (GBZ)— Modeled after the world’s greatest open-air markets, this marketplace LAS VEGAS SOUTH PREMIUM OUTLETS (LVS-PO)— Find savings of 25 to 65 percent every day on top features more than 120 retailers. Su-Th, 10 am-10 name brands including Bose, Guess, Coach, Fossil, pm; F-Sa, 10 am-11 pm. GBZ, 702.736.4988.

Michael Kors, True Religion and more. In all, the GRAND CANAL SHOPPES AT THE VENETIAN | THE shopping center now features 140 stores and offers PALAZZO (GCS)— Located inside The Venetian two food courts. M-Sa, 9 am-9 pm; Su, 9 am-8 pm. and The Palazzo, the center boasts 160 specialty 7400 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702.896.5599. brands and world-class restaurants nestled around THE LINQ PROMENADE— Anchored by the High a charming and faithful reproduction of Venice’s Roller, the world’s tallest observation wheel topGrand Canal, complete with cobbled walkways, ping out at 550 feet, this shopping district features street-side cafes and live entertainment. Signature a mix of 40 shops and restaurants. M-Th, 10 am-11 brands, including Nevada’s only Barneys New York, pm; F-Sa, 10 am-midnight; Su, 10-10 pm. 3545 Las Jimmy Choo, Armani Collezioni, Dooney & Bourke, Vegas Blvd. S., 702.322.0550.

Hervé Léger and Swarovski, create an unparalleled retail environment that offers a star-studded THE SHOPPES AT MANDALAY PLACE (MP)— Located line-up of restaurants headed by celebrity chefs: on the sky bridge between Mandalay Bay and Wolfgang Puck’s CUT, Emeril Lagasse’s Delmonico Luxor, the Shoppes at Mandalay Place offers 40 Steakhouse and “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro’s unique venues, including popular bars, restaurants, Buddy V’s. The center is also home to entertainand one-of-a-kind stores from across the U.S., ment superstar Tao Asian Bistro & Nightclub. Open including such gems as Ron Jon Surf Shop, The Las Su-Th, 10 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 10 am-midnight. The Vegas Sock Market, Nora Blue, LICK, Shoe ObsesVenetian, 702.414.4500. sion, The Art of Shaving and Elton’s Men’s Store.

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Plant-based French skincare brand Clarins now has a popup beauty boutique at the Forum Shops at Caesars through Dec. 31. A chandelier overhead celebrates the brand’s best seller, Double Serum, while the center of the store showcases the botanical oils in the product line. At the back of the boutique, two treatment tables where shoppers can relax for 20 minutes during a complimentary facial.

There’s even a treatment just for him.

Forum Shops at Caesars, 845.664.0744

WELCOME

LOVE IT? HAVE IT.

NEIMAN MARCUS | SAKS FIFTH AVENUE | NORDSTROM | MACY’S | MACY’S MEN’S STORE | DILLARD’S FOREVER 21 | ZARA | APPLE | TOPSHOP TOPMAN | DICK’S SPORTING GOODS | LOUIS VUITTON MICHAEL KORS | TIFFANY & CO. | COACH | TORY BURCH | UNTUCKIT | UNDER ARMOUR | MICROSOFT TED BAKER | DRYBAR | TORY SPORT | KENDRA SCOTT | DAVIDOFF CIGAR BAR

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10 am-11 pm daily. On the sky bridge between Mandalay Bay and Luxor, 702.632.7777.

TOWER SHOPS AT STRATOSPHERE (TS)— More

than 30 specialty shops offer clothing, jewelry and perfume at Ashba Clothing, Déja Vu Love Boutique and Ship & Anchor Tattoo. Also located in the shops is the full-service Roni Josef Salon Spa along with the SkyJump Store, LA Comedy Club, Fat Tuesday, Chicago Food House and El Nopal Mexican Grill. 10 am-11 pm daily. Stratosphere, 888.99TOWER.

Accessories BACCARAT— Recognized globally as the eminent

creator of luxury crystal with a diverse product assortment that includes jewelry, giftware and custom lighting. FSC, 702.693.9600.

BALENCIAGA— Fine Italian leather goods and

ready-to-wear collections. FSC, 702.732.1660; CR, 702.262.1636.

BALLY— Current up-to-the-moment styles for men

and women, as well as finely crafted shoes and handbags. FS, 702.737.1968; LVN-PO, 702.471.0393; CR, 702.732.7800.

BOTTEGA VENETA— Luxurious leather goods,

such as handbags, luggage and wallets. VB, 702.369.2944; GCS, 702.369.0747; CR, 702.220.4751.

CELINE— Luxurious French handbags and acces-

sories for women. CR, 702.795.2232.

DOONEY & BOURKE— Totes, handbags and acces-

sories designed to stand the test of time. GCS, 702.734.7300; LVPO-N, 702.870.3300.

FENDI— Style and grace in handbags, apparel and

accessories. FSC, 702.732.9040; GCS, 702.369.0587; VB, 702.732.7766; CR, 702.262.5638; FOLV, 702.874.0226.

GUCCI— Retailer dedicated to fine Italian crafts-

manship and design for more than 70 years. FSC, 702.369.7333; VB, 702.732.9300; CR, 702.730.1946.

KATE SPADE NEW YORK— Designer who creates

whimsical handbags, clothing and accessories for women. FS, 702.691.9968; FSC, 702.369.0127; GCS, 702.564.2812; FOLV, 702.874.1128; LVN-PO, 702.255.8777; LVS-PO, 702.263.4276.

KIPLING— Bright and colorful bags and accessories

made from crinkled nylon fabric. FS, 702.734.0185; LVN-PO, 702.366.0372; LVS-PO, 702.896.0698.

MICHAEL KORS— Beautiful bags in glistening

fabrics that are both functional and chic. GCS, 702.731.2510; FS 702.369.3900; FSC, 702.869.0010; LVPO-N, 702.383.4901; LVPO-S, 702.869.0901; DTS, 702.726.3548.

MONTBLANC— Luxury purveyor of fine writing

instruments and stunning accessories. GCS, 702.696.0185; FSC, 702.732.0569.

PORSCHE DESIGN— This luxury brand, which focuses

on technically inspired products, offers classic men’s accessories, a sport and fashion collection as well as electronic products and a men’s fragrance range. CR, 702.736.7113.

SPANX— Slimming intimates, body shapers and

hosiery line the walls of this boutique meant for men and women. Call ahead and someone from the Transformation Team can help you pick out the right piece for your outfit. Fashion Show, 702.737.1199.

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TUMI— Luxury luggage, briefcases, handbags,

wallets, laptop cases and travel accessories. FSC, 702.369.5885; FS, 702.413.0897; MM, 702.313.2050; LVPO-N, 702.366.9392.

Fashion—Casual, Sports & Swim 7 FOR ALL MANKIND— Sophisticated jeans that

are a favorite among Hollywood celebrities. FSC, 702.369.0924; GCS, 702.369.0570; 702.737.1023; LVN-PO, 702.366.9105.

AG JEANS—A socially active and eco-conscious

premium jeans manufacturer, founded by Kul Yu, a pioneer in the denim industry. FS, 702.433.5875.

BEACH BUNNY— Hit the pools in contempo-

rary swimwear for women ages 18-40. GCS, 702.598.0072; FS, 702.699.8118.

BIKINI BAY— Designer brands in one- and two-

piece swimsuits in sizes up to an E cup for ladies; sizes range from 12 months to 16 for girls. MM, 702.699.5597.

BUCKLE— Casual wear for the trendy young adult. FS,

702.650.5348; GS, 702.434.0589; DTS, 702.228.2313.

CALVIN KLEIN PERFORMANCE— Contemporary

and stylish, but functional, athletic wear. FS, 702.836.9731.

COTTON ON— Offers the latest fashion trends in cot-

ton clothing. FS, 702.433.0864; BLVD, 702.431.2727; MEA, 702.822.2068.

EVERYTHING BUT WATER— Fine swimwear and

accessories for women. FS, 702.734.7946; DTS, 702.978.5797.

FLIP FLOP SHOPS— The hottest brands and latest

styles of flip flops and sandals. MP, 702.632.6072; McCarran Airport, 702.261.7830.

GUESS— Carries the hottest denim collections, styl-

ish T-shirts and jackets in both men’s and women’s styles. FS, 702.691.2541; FSC, 702.737.1816; TSQ 702.617.3489; LVN-PO, 702.380.2964; MM (accessories only), 702.892.0658; DTS, 702.240.0569.

JAMES PERSE— Casual lifestyle collections for the

entire family. FSC, 702.693.5482.

LACOSTE— World-famous maker of quality clothing

for men and women. FS, 702.796.6676; LVPO-N, 702.382.8369; FSC, 702.791.7616.

LAS VEGAS SOCK MARKET— Socks, more socks and

socks galore—knee highs, thigh highs, tie-dyes, argyles, golf socks and more. MP, 702.632.6990.

THE LEVI’S STORE— The denim-maker’s most

popular styles for men, women and children. FS, 702.731.1866; LVN-PO, 702.386.3011; LVS-PO, 702.361.4622; FOLV, 702.874.1649.

LULULEMON ATHLETICA— A yoga-inspired

athletic company commited to green living. FS, 702.696.1282; FSC, 702.384.0031; DTS, 702.240.4175.

OAKLEY— The leader in sunglasses, clothing and

accessories for men and women. FS, 702.366.7080; TSQ, 702.614.1288; LVN-PO, 702.474.9000; MM, 702.734.0033.

ORIGINAL PENGUIN— Iconic casual clothing for

men and women, rooted in its ‘50s heritage. FS, 702.792.1109; MM, 702.734.0089.

RON JON SURF SHOP— The best of the beach—

from sunscreen to surf boards to apparel. MP, 702.632.9396.

SPLENDID— Luxurious, soft and colorful clothing for

men, women and children. FS, 702.893.7500.

TOMMY HILFIGER— Celebrates the essence of

“Classic American Cool” in its men’s, women’s and children’s collections. LVN-PO, 702.492.0300; LVNPO, 702.477.0134; LVS-PO, 702.492.0300.

TRUE RELIGION BRAND JEANS— A Los Angeles-

based premium denim company known for its intense attention to detail. MM, 702.893.2340; FS, 702.791.5670; LVN-PO, 702.388.2009; LVSPO, 702.263.0465; FSC, 702.369.4621; DTS, 702.800.4873.

VILEBREQUIN— Specializes in father and son match-

ing trunks. FSC, 702.894.9460; FS, 702.734.0021.

Fashion—Clothing A PEA IN THE POD— Luxury maternity wear with

designs from Diane von Furstenberg, Zooey, Lilly Pulitzer, 7 For All Mankind and more. FS, 702.732.2022.

ALEXANDER MCQUEEN— Distinctive ready-to-wear

looks for women. WE, 702.369.0510.

ALLSAINTS—Vintage-inspired British ready-to-wear

for men and women. FSC, 702.920.0745; The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.722.5252.

ARMANI COLLEZIONI— Ready-to-wear jeans, tops,

leather, fur and outerwear for men and women.

GCS, 702.474.4860.

BARNEYS NEW YORK— A Manhattan institution

that’s been a mecca for discriminating fashionistas and clothing connoisseurs since 1923. GCS, 702.629.4200.

BCBG MAX AZRIA— High-fashion suits,

dresses, shoes and accessories for women.

GCS, 702.866.2366; MM, 702.735.2947; TSQ, 702.616.2210; FSC, 702.699.5498; LVN-PO, 702.366.0960; LVS-PO, 702.407.0353.

BOSS HUGO BOSS— Men’s styles directly off the

runways of Europe and New York. FS, 702.792.0135; FSC, 702.696.9444; The Venetian (casino level), 702.836.0940; LVN-PO, 702.868.3501 BRIONI— A boutique that carries upscale menswear

and features a guest salon and a tailor shop. WE, 702.650.5786.

BURBERRY— The original British luxury brand. FSC,

702.731.0650; GCS, 702.382.1911 CALVIN KLEIN— A lifestyle brand for modern and

sophisticated men and women, which offers tasteful, timeless looks. LVN-PO, 702.366.9898; LVS-PO, 702.492.4557. 702.897.5008.; There is also an underwear and accessories store at LVN-PO, 702.868.2798; FOLV, 702.874.1060.

CH CAROLINA HERRERA— Men’s and women’s styles

just off the runways. FSC, 702.894.5242.

CHANEL— A diverse mixture of fabrics such as

textured tweeds, thickly layered tulle and glistening double-knit nylon. VB, 702.765.5505; WE, 702.765.5055; ENC, 702.765.5155.

CHRISTIAN DIOR— Fashion and accessories for a

youthful and refined clientele. VB, 702.731.1334; WE, 702.735.1345; CR, 702.597.0941.

DILLARDS— The classic department store with

fantastic jewelry and fragrance counters, as well as fashions for juniors, women, men and children.

FS, 702.733.2008; GS, 702.435.6300; MEA,

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702.870.2039; Also in Summerlin at 11011 Sage Park Drive, 702.435.6300.

ELTON’S MEN’S STORE— Contemporary and cre-

ative men’s fashions. MP, 702.990.0571.

MACY’S— Your source for the hottest selection of

clothing, accessories, jewelry, home goods, children’s items and so much more. FS, 702.731.5111; BLVD, 702.791.2100; MEA, 702.258.2100; GS, 702.458.7300; DTS, 702.854.6229; Macy’s Home Store, 4450 W. Spring Mountain Rd., 702.579.6333.

NEIMAN MARCUS— Purveyor of designer fash-

ions, accessories, shoes, gifts and more. FS, 702.731.3636 NORDSTROM— Department store that carries men’s

and women’s fashions and accessories, as well as fabulous shoes and great gifts. FS, 702.862.2525.

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE— The best in glamour, from

jewelry to evening wear. FS, 702.733.8300 TOPSHOP/TOPMAN— The epitome of cool British

style; at 20,000+ square feet, it’s one of the largest in the world and one of a handful in the U.S. FS, 702.866.0646; personal shopper, 702.866.0644.

URBAN OUTFITTERS— Eclectic and distinctly urban

fashions, shoes, accessories and housewares. FS, 702.794.4011; MM, 702.733.0058.

Hospitals and Urgent Care SUNRISE HEALTH —When your trip takes a turn,

text ER to 23000 for average ER wait times and locations near you. (Message and data rates may apply. For more information, visit texterhelp.com.) With four hospitals and 16 CareNow Urgent Care centers, Sunrise Health makes it easy to receive the care you need. Sunrise/Sunrise Children’s Hospital, 702.731.8000; Southern Hills Hospital, 702.916.5000; Mountain View Hospital, 702.962.5000; DownInVegas.com.

Jewelry & Watches LINKS OF LONDON— Showcases the brand’s

sterling silver, 18-karat gold, diamond and watch collections. Find charms available only in Las Vegas as well. FSC, 702.733.4065.

MARTIN & MACARTHUR—Watches, jewelry, acces-

sories and home décor handcrafted from Hawaiian koa wood. GCS, 702.998.3770.

SWAROVSKI— High-quality collections made

from the most stunning Austrian crystals. Also offers popular figurine and ornament collections. FS, 702.732.8161; GCS, 702.732.0047; TSQ, 702.269.9508; MM, 702.732.7302; FSC, 702.836.3257; MP, 702.675.3446.

TIFFANY & CO.— Since 1837, Tiffany & Co. has

been one of the world’s premier jewelers and America’s house of design. FSC, 702.644.3065; VB, 702.697.5400; CR, 702.545.9090; FS, 702.734.2461.

UNO DE 50— Rebels, unite. Uno de 50 out of Spain

specializes in edgy bangles, necklaces, chains, watches and key rings. FS, 702.834.5005; GCS, 702.331.7111.

Shoes DONALD J. PLINER— Luxury footwear and acces-

sories for men and women. Whether it’s comfort or style you’re after, Donald J. Pliner has your footwear needs covered. FSC, 702.796.0900.

MEPHISTO— Fine, attractive footwear made with

soft-air technology for the ultimate in comfort.

FSC, 702.636.4800.

PUMA— The brand’s hottest styles in footwear,

apparel and accessories. FS, 702.892.9988; LVPON, 702.366.9921; LVPO-S, 702.897.1100; FOLV, 702.874.0209.

STUART WEITZMAN— Sumptuous pumps, glittering

mules and studded stilettos—Weitzman’s creations are the stuff of dreams. FSC, 702.369.9222

Spas ASIAN MASSAGE —Offers full body massages for

men and couples 24/7. 702.686.3082.

THE BATHHOUSE— Water is the central theme here,

with pools set in different temperatures, exotic baths and a flowing waterfall behind the bathhouse yogini. Delano, 702.632.9444.

BLO LAS VEGAS —Nab one of seven signature blow

out styles from the classic blow out to runway inspired curls. Braids, up-dos and extensions can be added. Blo also features makeup and nail services.

3900 Paradise Road Suite S., 702.929.3342.

CANYON RANCH SPACLUB —This 134,000-square-

foot spa features a 40-foot rock-climbing wall, as well as the Aquavana with its European-style thermal treatment suite. The Venetian and Palazzo, 702.414.3600.

DRIFT SPA —Find Las Vegas’ only traditional Turkish

co-ed hammam as well as couples treatment rooms with private gardens, indoor hot and cool soaking pools, steam room and sauna. Palms, 702.944.3219.

ESPA —The 18,000-square-foot, two-level spa, salon

and fitness center uses ingredients with herbs, flowers, fruits, vegetables and essential oils in its treatments. Vdara, 702.590.2474.

FOUR SEASONS SPA —Find 16 elegantly appointed

treatment rooms as well as a relaxation room for rejuvenating, a large steam room facility and men’s and women’s lounges with a club-like setting. Four Seasons Las Vegas, 702.632.5302.

GOLDEN NUGGET SPA — Head to one of the 10

treatment rooms, fully appointed lounges, herbal steam rooms and saunas at this downtown spa. A manicure and pedicure room, complete salon and fitness rooms round out the amenities. Golden Nugget, 702.385.7111.

MGM GRAND SPA & FITNESS CENTER —Massages,

facials, manicures and pedicures by trained practitioners make an appearance at this spa. MGM Grand, 702.891.3077.

NURTURE, THE SPA —Aside from massages, facials

and body treatments, this spa features a eucalyptus steam bath, dry sauna and whirlpools. Luxor, 702.730.5724.

OLEKSANDRA SPA —The 18,000-square-foot,

twolevel spa, salon and fitness center uses ingredients with herbs, flowers, fruits, vegetables and essential oils. Treasure Island, 702.894.7474.

QUA BATHS & SPA —This 50,000-square-foot

spa features 51 treatment studios including three deluxe couples studios, two personalized hydrotherapy tubs, three Vichy showers, seven facial studios, 35 massage studios and a Crystal Room. Ask for the tea sommelier. Caesars Palace, 702.731.7822.

RELIQUARY SPA —Find treatments with musical

names at this rock-n-roll spa. The Harmonic Massage combines sound vibrations with points and meridians from the art of acupuncture. A sauna, whirlpool and co-ed pool are available. Hard Rock Hotel, 702.693.5520.

SAHRA SPA & HAMMAM —This 43,000 square-foot

sanctuary finds inspiration in the desert’s sky, sand sculptures and moonlit nights. Find 30 treatment rooms, a penthouse spa suite and an authentic Turkish hammam. Treatments here are evoked by desert cultures from around the world and sensual therapies are infused with Arabian beauty rituals.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.698.7000.

SPA & SALON AT ENCORE —A dramatic grand

corridor sets the stage for this spa, outfitted in an opulent environment. Encore, 702.770.4772.

SPA AT ARIA —Relax on heated-stone ganbanyoku

beds or head to the salt room at this opulent spa.

Eucalyptus steam rooms and redwood saunas as well as Las Vegas’ only co-ed balcony pool with a view of pools are just some of the amenities here.

Aria, 702.590.9600.

SPA AT MANDARIN ORIENTAL —East meets West

at this spa decorated in a 1930s Shanghai style.

Vitality pools, steam rooms and ice fountains, as well as the Laconium room with temperaturecontrolled Tepidarium, a Turkish hammam and a Chinese foot spa await. Mandarin Oriental, 702.590.8886.

SPA AT WYNN —This must-visit spa offers 45 treat-

ment rooms for massage, body treatments, facials and hydrotherapy. Wynn, 702.770.3900.

SPA BELLAGIO —Find a full complement of

therapeutic and rejuvenating facial and body care treatments. Bellagio, 702.693.7472.

Specialty Shops & Services DEJA VU ADULT EMPORIUM— The biggest and

best adult boutique in town, with more than 12,000 square feet of adult fun. Couples-friendly atmosphere. Offers massage and bachelorette items, DVDs, books, novelties, lingerie, dance wear and bikinis. Open 24 hours. Call for a free ride to and from your hotel. 4335 W. Tropicana Ave., 702.367.8002.

HONOLULU COOKIE COMPANY—Spreads the true

spirit of aloha in the form of gourmet cookies made in Hawaii. GCS, 702.836.9413; The Linq Promenade, 702.489-6111.

HUSTLER HOLLYWOOD—Sexy lingerie, apparel,

adult novelties and more make this a one-stop shop for all things a little naughty. 6007 Dean Martin Drive, 702.685.6969; 620 E. Sahara Ave., 702.474.4469.

LAS VEGAS HARLEY-DAVIDSON—Your one-stop

shop for the latest and greatest Harley-Davidson motorcycles, accessories, gear, T-shirts and much more. The location’s rental fleet is the largest in the nation. 5191 Las Vegas Blvd., S.,888.218.0744.

LION’S DEN—Adult entertainment store features

products for pleasure and romance. 2923 Sammy Davis Jr. Drive, 702.892.9315.

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Summer in Italy

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For the summer, the Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens takes its inspiration from the landscapes and romantic visions of Italy. The exhibit, entitled “That’s Amoré,” features elaborate fountains, ornate crystal chandeliers and trees overflowing with lemons, with romance sprinkled in for good measure. This 14,000-square-foot floral playground features a massive 22-foot, vine-covered fountain overflowing with water, a tribute to The Fontana dell’Ovato in Villa d’Este, a 16th century residence in Tivoli, as well as three Murano-inspired crystal chandeliers. Open now through Sept. 9. Open 24 hours.

Free. Bellagio, 702.693.7111

Madame Tussauds Las Vegas now has its first Khloé Kardashian figure, complete with flower wall. The reality star wears her Good American high-waisted jeans, a black lace bodysuit and Christian Louboutin pumps.

The museum took more than 250 measurements to create the likeness. Open daily at 10 am. The Venetian, 702.862.7800

NEW BELLAGIO GALLERY OF FINE ART— The Bel-

lagio Gallery of Fine Art unveils Primal Water, a collection curated by Midori Nishizawa that uses water as a motif to connect contemporary Japanese works. The 28 works include painting, sculpture, photography, site-specific installation and ¬film.

The 14 featured artists span over four generations, and each work approaches the theme of water in di erent ways. Through Oct. 21. Tickets are $14 for adults and $12 for Nevada residents, seniors 65 and older, and students, teachers and military with valid ID. Children 12 and younger are free. For groups of 10 or more, the gallery offers special pricing of $10 per person. Open daily from 10 am-8 pm; last admission at 7:30 pm.Bellagio, 702.693.7871 BODIES ... THE EXHIBITION— Find out about your

body’s internal systems as you examine more than 260 preserved organs and 13 whole-body specimens. Open from 10 am-10 pm daily; last admission at 9 pm. $32 adults; $24 children 4-12.

Luxor, 702.262.4000.

DISCOVERY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM— The wonder

of discovery is realized at this fun and educational museum, where kids of all ages can ascend the 12 levels of “The Summit” to explore electricity, energy, space and much more. M-Sa, 10 am-5 pm; Su, noon-5 pm. $14.50. At the Smith Center, 702.382.5437.

general aviation in Southern Nevada, from the first flight in the 1920 through the introduction of jets. Open 24 hours.

Free. McCarran International Airport, 702.455.7968.

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Photography and exhibits of post-Cold War era weaponry. “Area 51: Myth or Reality” reveals the myths of Groom Lake and allows you to make your own decision. $22. M-Sa, 10 am-5 pm; Su, noon-5 pm. At the Desert Research Institute, 755 E. Flamingo Rd., 702.794.5124.

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LAS VEGAS NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM— Offers

interactive and educational exhibits on prehistoric life, Egyptian treasures, the adaptation of mammals and African, marine and Nevada galleries. Daily from 9 am-4 pm. $10 adults; $5 children 3-11. 900 Las Vegas Blvd. N., 702.384.3466.

MADAME TUSSAUDS LAS VEGAS— Rub elbows

with your favorite stars—among the Las Vegas line-up are Katy Perry, Bradley Cooper, Sandra Bullock, Michael Jackson, Nicki Minaj and Elvis.

The newest experience features deejay Steve Aoki.

Open daily at 10 am. Call for pricing. The Venetian, 702.862.7800.

THE MOB MUSEUM— Explore more than 100 years

of organized crime history. High-tech theater presentations, hundreds of artifacts and interactive exhibits. New in 2018: The Underground Prohibition exhibition with working distillery and speakeasy.

Plus: Crime Lab and Use of Force Training Experience. Su-W, 9 am-10 pm; Th-Sa, 9 am-midnight. $27 adults; discounts for military, teachers, seniors, students and children 11-17. Children 10 and under free. 300 Stewart Ave., 702.229.2734.

LIONS AND TIGERS AND FLAMINGOS Animals of all types find a home at some of the attractions on the Strip.

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THE NEON MUSEUM— The Neon Museum preserves

Las Vegas’ rich history through one of its most iconic art forms: the neon sign. This two-acre, outdoor museum is home to more than 200 neon signs dating from the 1930s to present day with nine that have been fully restored. The new Brilliant experience, created by noted artist Craig Winslow, transports visitors into the history of Las Vegas through sight and sound. Static signs come to life, splashed with iconic Las Vegas images and accompanied by the soundtrack of some of the greatest musical performers in history. Head out on one of four nightly tours through the Neon Boneyard to see the signs illuminated. Guided one-hour tours ($19) through the Neon Boneyard take place day and night, but make a reservation in advance.

Open daily from 8 am-10 pm. 770 Las Vegas Blvd.

N., 702.387.6366.

NEVADA STATE MUSEUM— Housed in a

70,000-square-foot building on the grounds of the Springs Preserve, this museum features a 13,000-square-foot exhibit gallery. Tu-Su, 9 am-5 pm. Admission free with entrance to the Springs Preserve. 333 S. Valley View Blvd., 702.822.7700.

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HOWARD W. CANNON AVIATION MUSEUM— The history of commercial and

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OLD LAS VEGAS MORMON FORT— Recounts the his-

tory of Mormon missionaries, who built an adobe fort along Las Vegas Creek in 1855. Open Tu-Sa, 8 am-4:30 pm. $1 per person over the age of 12. 500 E. Washington Ave., 702.486.3511.

REAL BODIES AT BALLY’S— You’ll never see your

body the same way again. Experience real human bodies presented in dramatic and compelling environments. Bally’s. Open daily at 10 am. Adults, $29.95; children (3-12), $18, plus fees. Bally’s, 702.777.2782.

TITANIC: THE ARTIFACT EXHIBITION— Peruse

through more than 300 personal effects of passengers on the ill-fated ship, and experience how the air felt that cold April night when the unsinkable ship rammed into an iceberg. Daily, 10 am-10 pm; last admission at 9 pm. $32 adults; $24 children 4-12. Luxor, 702.262.4400.

NEW ZAK BAGANS’ THE HAUNTED MUSEUM—Ven-

ture down creepy winding hallways and secret passages into more than 30 rooms filled with paranormal piece. Open M, W-Sa, 1-9 pm; Su, noon-8 pm. Prices start at $44. 600 E. Charleston Blvd., 702.444.0744.

Attractions & Tours ADVENTURE CANYON LOG FLUME— Swirling rapids

and treacherous waterfalls mark this fun-filled log ride, where you shoot at Wild West-style targets as you float back toward the beginning. Must be 46 inches or taller to ride alone. $8 per ride or $30 for an all-day wristband. Su-Th, noon- 7:30 pm, F-Sa, noon-9:30 pm. Buffalo Bill’s in Primm, 702.386.7867.

ADVENTUREDOME— Get your thrills on more than

25 rides at this five-acre, indoor amusement park. Hours vary by season; call for updated info.

Best value is the all-day ride pass, regular pass $31.95 for adults, $17.95 junior pass. Circus Circus, 702.794.3939.

ATLANTIS AQUARIUM— A 50,000-gallon saltwater

aquarium home to more than 1,000 species of ocean life, including tropical puffers, flounders and sharks. Animal life is fed daily; call for current schedule and to inquire about tours of the aquarium’s facilities. Free. Forum Shops at Caesars, 702.731.7110.

AXE MONKEYS— Learn how to throw axes and have

a good time at one of the 23 indoor axe throwing lanes. 3525 E. Post Road, 866.293.6665.

BATTLEFIELD VEGAS— A five-acre, military-style

complex at which guests can shoot the largest collection of domestic and foreign weapons available for public use in the United States. Open daily from 8:30 am-7:30 pm. 2771 Industrial Rd., 702.566.1000.

BELLAGIO CONSERVATORY— An elaborate display

of horticulture and art, with more than 7,500 plants, trees and flowers in view. Open 24 hours. Free. Bellagio, 702.693.7111.

BELLAGIO FOUNTAINS— Serpentine streams of

water blast 245 feet in the air and are set to music.

Weekdays: every 30 minutes between 3-8 pm; every 15 minutes from 8 pm-midnight. Starts at noon on weekends. Free. Bellagio, 702.693.7111.

THE BIG APPLE COASTER AT NY-NY— Experience

negative Gs that take you past the replicated New York City skyline. The Big Apple Coaster takes a new turn during its white-knuckle ride high above the Strip. Advanced, immersive graphics now make this a 4D experience that’s out of this world.

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Riders use a pair of virtual reality headsets to go in hot pursuit of an alien who escaped, with popular landmarks combining with the real G forces behind the high-speed coaster. With 4,777 feet in track, The Big Apple Coaster becomes the longest roller coaster in the world equipped with virtual reality.

Prices start at $20 for The Big Apple Coaster Virtual Reality Experience and $15 to ride the roller coaster the traditional way. Su-Th, 11 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 10:30 am-midnight. Riders must be at least 54 inches tall. $15; $26 for an all-day pass. New York-New York, 702.740.6616.

BIG BUS TOURS— Hop on, hop off at any of 20 sights

on the Strip and Downtown Las Vegas and get magnificent views from open-top double-decker buses. 24- and 48-hour options available. Board at any stop between 10 am-6 pm. Or, choose a Panoramic Night Tour. Call for more information.

702.685.6578.

BIG HORN TOUR COMPANY— Luxury tour company

whose Hummer H2s have access to areas that no other Las Vegas ground tour has—to the heart of the Mojave Desert and Joshua Tree National Forest. 702.385.4676.

BONNIE SPRINGS RANCH— Step back into the Old

West at the complex that features a petting zoo, restaurant & bar, horseback riding, a Western town with shows and shops and more. Call for times and prices. 16395 Bonnie Springs Rd., 702.875.4191.

CIRCUS ACTS— The world’s largest permanent circus

houses high-flying acts every half hour; performances start at 11 am daily. Free. Circus Circus, 702.734.0410.

COCA-COLA STORE— All things Coca-Cola, from

apparel and collectibles to home décor and travel gear find a home in this massive store that includes a giant bottle of Coca-Cola at the entrance. Open daily from 10 am-11 pm. Free entry; products vary in price. 3785 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702.270.5900.

COMBAT ZONE PAINTBALL— The largest paintball

field in Las Vegas, known for its Zombie Apocalypse Experience, an interactive recreation of what will happen in the event of a zombie apocalypse.

Paintball hours: F, 11 am-4 pm; Sa-Su, 9 am-5 pm.

Zombie Apocalypse Experience: F-Sa, 8 & 10:30 pm; reservations required. 13011 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702.388.9663.

CONEY ISLAND EMPORIUM— This 32,000-square-

foot-facility is modeled after the Coney Island amusement park of the early 1900s. Find midwaystyle carnival games, shooting galleries, bumper cars, coin-operated games and an interactive driving simulator. Open from 8 am-midnight daily.

New York-New York, 702.740.6969.

COWABUNGA BAY— Brightly colored water park

that’s fun for the entire family; it features eight water slides, a lazy river, wave pool, kid’s cove and much more. Season passes are now available for the 2018 season. 900 Galleria Drive, Henderson, 702.850.9000.

CSI: THE EXPERIENCE— Test your inner crime solver

at the blockbuster interactive exhibit based on the hit TV show, CSI. Includes state-of-the-art forensic equipment and interactive displays: survey the crime scene, gather the evidence, solve the case! Open 9 am-9 pm daily; last admission at 8 pm. $28 adults, $21 children (4-11). MGM Grand, 702.891.8111.

DALE CHIHULY GLASS SCULPTURE— Hundreds of

hand-blown glass flowers from the Seattle-based

artist fill the lobby of the Bellagio. Free. Bellagio, 702.693.7111.

DESERT OFF ROAD ADVENTURES— Head through

the desert on an Arctic Cat Wildcat 1000 Utility Terrain Vehicle with two to four seats for an off-road adventure. Packages, such as the Mint 400 twohour tour, start at $225. Open daily from 8 am-5 pm. 6234 E. Tropical Parkway, 888.573.4405.

DESPERADO— One of the valley’s most wicked roller

coasters, which lifts through the roof of the casino, drops through a tunnel at speeds of 90 MPH, then goes into a second drop—a 155-foot-tall spiral.

Must be at least 48 inches tall. $10, or $30 for an allday wristband. Su-Th, noon-7:30 pm; F-Sa, noon9:30 pm. Buffalo Bill’s in Primm, 702.386.7867.

DIG THIS— Build huge mounds and push gigantic

tires in a bulldozer or play “bucket basketball” in an excavator—the choice is yours, you can play on these big toys all day if you wish. All equipment is air-conditioned. Call for more information. 3012 S. Rancho Drive, 702.222.4344.

DOLPHIN TRAINER FOR A DAY— Learn how to care

for, feed and play with the Mirage’s family of Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. The day starts at 9:45 am and ends at 4 pm; a private poolside lunch is included in the package. Call for availability. Mirage, 702.792.7889.

EIFFEL TOWER EXPERIENCE— Travel 460 feet above

the Strip to the top of this half-scale replica and enjoy a panoramic view of the city and mountains.

Daytime pricing: M-F, 9:30 am-7:15 pm, adult $14, child $10. Evening pricing: M-F, 7:30 pm-12:30 am & Sa-Su, 7:30 pm-1 am, adult $19, child $14. Paris Las Vegas, 702.946.7000.

ESCAPE REALITY— You and your team have just 60

minutes to escape one of seven uber-real and intense movie-inspired rooms. Open Su-Th, 11 am-10:30 pm; F-Sa, 11 am-midnight. Pricing starts at $32 per player for two to six players. 5182 Arville St., 702.577.3560.

ESCAPOLOGY— Play in teams of two to six people

in games that make players search carefully for clues, solve puzzles and try to escape within 60 minutes. Avert the Cuban Missile Crisis or figure out who murdered a man on the Budapest Express and more on these thrilling adventures. Daily from noon-midnight. 2797 S. Maryland Pkwy., 702.359.0805.

NEW ESPORTS ARENA LAS VEGAS — At the first per-

manent esports venue on the Strip, fans can find a blend of interactive entertainment and Las Vegas nightlife. The 30,000-square-foot venue features a multi-level arena complete with a competition stage, LED video wall, telescopic seating, daily gaming stations, a customized food and beverage offering, and a state-of-the-art streaming and television-quality production studio. The arena features a ready-to-go championship destination for tournaments, leagues and high stakes match-ups in a setting designed to deliver an unparalleled fan experience. Luxor, 702.723.2355 ETHEL M CHOCOLATE FACTORY AND BOTANICAL CACTUS GARDEN TOUR— Watch how this fine

chocolate is made, and sample some at the end of the tour. When you’ve finished, discover a 2.5-acre, arid landscape with more than 350 species of cactus, succulents and desert plants from the Southwest and other deserts of the world. Su-Sa, 8 am-8 pm. Free. 2 Cactus Garden Drive, 702.435.2655. 2 Cactus Garden Drive, 702.435.2655.

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EXOTICS RACING— Get behind the wheel of an

exotic car, from names like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Aston Martin or Porsche, and benefit from the experience of professional driving instructors.

Driving packages start at $199. Open daily. Located 20 minutes from the Strip. 6925 Speedway Blvd., 702.405.7223.

practice your kickflips, aerials and other tricks. 10 am-7 pm daily. Guests must be 48 inches to ride.

Call for prices. Planet Hollywood, 702.785.9106.

FLYBOARD LAS VEGAS—Take flight on an in-

sanely cool water jet pack. If you can stand on your own two feet, you can fly! Prices start at $99 for a 15-minute Flyboard demo experience.

702.600.9860.

FALL OF ATLANTIS—As King Atlas decides which of

his children will succeed him in ruling Atlantis, the gods ultimately take matters into their own hands in this 11-minute fountain show that is jam-packed with jaw-dropping special effects. Every hour on the hour between 11 am-11 pm Su-Th; until midnight F-Sa. In the Forum Shops next to the Cheesecake Factory. Forum Shops at Caesars, 702.731.7110.

FREMONT STREET EXPERIENCE— Fremont Street

Experience is a one-of-a-kind venue that includes free nightly concerts and entertainment on three stages. With direct pedestrian access to eight casinos, more than 60 restaurants and specialty retail kiosks, Fremont Street Experience attracts more than 17 million annual visitors. Viva Vision, the world’s largest LED screen, spans the length of five football fields above the pedestrian mall. Light shows take place every hour on the hour between sunset and midnight nightly. Free. Fremont Street at Las Vegas Boulevard, downtown. 702.678.5777.

FEAR OF THE WALKING DEAD SURVIVAL—The Fear

the Walking Dead Survival attraction, inspired

by AMC’s TV series “Fear the Walking Dead,” brings a zombie-themed walk-through attraction that transports guests into a apocalyptic world of motion rides, mazes and more. Su-Th, 1 pm-1 am; F-Sa, 1 pm-2 am. Tickets are $30. Fremont Street Experience.

FUN DUNGEON— A medieval-themed midway with

carnival-style games, a state-of-the-art arcade and a gift shop. Open daily from 10 am-10 pm. Excalibur, 702.597.7777.

FLIGHTLINEZ— Go for a thrilling flight through

Bootleg Canyon, just 30 minutes from Las Vegas, on one of four zip lines. Open daily from 8 am-5 pm. Packages start at $150. 1644 Nevada Highway, 702.293.6885.

GLOWZONE—Head to the Skyscraper ropes course,

FLOWRIDER WAVE-IN-A-BOX— Go from body

boards to flowriding in the blink of the eye and

play mini-golf, see if you can make the next “American Ninja Warrior” or climb to the top of a 28-foottall building at Glowzone with its glow-in-the-dark environment. Try Bazooka Ball, a combination of paintball and laser tag, or even play on bumper cars that glow. M-Th, 11 am-10 pm; F-Sa, 11 am-

midnight; Su, 11 am-10 pm. Rates start at $15. 6630 Arroyo Springs, 702.978.7790.

GONDOLA RIDES— Glide along the canals of The

Venetian while a gondolier serenades you. Indoor and outdoor rides available. Indoor: Su-Th, 10 am11 pm; F-Sa, 10 am-midnight. Outdoor: Daily from 11 am-10 pm. $19.95 (Gondola Seats Four), $79.80 (private two-passenger gondola). The Venetian, 702.414.4300.

THE HAND OF FAITH— The largest golden nugget

in existence; it’s also the largest ever found with a metal detector. On display in the hotel lobby.

Golden Nugget, 702.385.7111.

HARD ROCK HOTEL MEMORABILIA DISPLAYS—

Check out wardrobe pieces, photographs, records and instruments from your favorite musicians in a series of displays of more than $4 million of rare music memorabilia throughout the casino. Hard Rock Hotel, 702.693.5000.

HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE WORLD—A two-story

destination that’s all things Hershey’s, from the Hershey’s kiss pillows to customizable candy bars to the Statue of Liberty sculpted from Hershey’s chocolate. Open Su-Th, 9 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 9 ammidnight. New York-New York, 702.437.7439.

HIGH ROLLER— The world’s tallest observation

wheel. Its 28 glass-enclosed cabins offer you unparalleled views of the Strip from the middle of all the action in a 30-minute ride. Open from 11:30

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Featuring 11 restored plus many unrestored signs and the history behind them.

A 30-minute nightly show that magically brings unrestored signs back to life, accompanied by a soundtrack of some of the greatest musical performers in history to transport guests into Las Vegas’ past.

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am-2 am daily. Tickets start at $26.95. The Linq, 866.328.1888.

HOOVER DAM— Learn about the history of this

wonder of technology through either a one-hour guided tour ($30) or half-hour power plant tour ($15). Open from 9 am-5 pm daily; last ticket sold at 4:15 pm. Parking fee: $10. 30 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Take US Highway 93 to Nevada State Route 172. 702.494.2517.

INSANITY— This inverted centrifuge spins you 64 feet

over the edge of the tower at a force of 3 Gs. Su-Th, 10 am-1 am; F-Sa, 10 am-2 am. $39.95 as part of an all-day ride pass. Stratosphere, 702.383.5210.

KISS BY MONSTER MINI GOLF— You’ll want to rock-n-

roll all night and party every day at the new KISS by Monster Mini Golf, a combination of rock-n-roll music, 18-hole mini golf course, a museum dedicated to the rock band and, of course, a wedding chapel.

Yes, that mini golf course glows in the dark and comes decked out in props from the rockers’ tours with monster-sized videos showcasing the group’s music. Find Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons’ stage-used gear, a Porsche Stanley and Simmons gave drummer Eric Carr when he joined the band, every KISS album since inception signed by all band members and more. By the time you finish, you’ll be calling Dr. Love. Daily, 10 am-midnight, Rio, 702.558.6256.

LAKE OF DREAMS— Every half hour, a mystical vi-

gnette of different dreams dance through music, a light show and nature. Dusk to 12:30 am daily. Free.

Wynn Las Vegas, 702.770.7000.

LAS VEGAS ATV TOURS — Ride an ATV through the

Nellis Dunes 14 miles from the Strip. Tours include complimentary pick up and return, lunch, refreshments and gear daily. 702.750.9751.

LAS VEGAS MINI GRAN PRIX FAMILY FUN CENTER—

Features rides for all ages including Adult Gran Prix carts, Go Karts, Sprint Kart Speedway, Kiddie Karts, Dragon Roller Coaster, Super Fun Slides, Tornado Twister, Dive Bomber Airplanes, the latest arcade games and a 7,000 square foot restaurant/ party room with great food. Free admission. Open year ‘round. Su-Th, 10 am-10 pm; F-Sa, 10 am-11 pm. 1401 N. Rainbow Blvd., 702.259.7000.

LAS VEGAS SPRINGS PRESERVE— Explore colorful

botanical gardens, interactive galleries and trails at this 180-acre “birthplace of Las Vegas.” The Springs Preserve hosts several annual special events tied into holidays, seasons and cultural celebrations. Open daily from 10 am-6 pm. $18.95 adults, $10.95 children 5-17. 333 S. Valley View Blvd., 702.822.7700.

LIGHTS AT THE LINQ— A dazzling light show is set

to four different popular songs and incorporates the High Roller Observation Wheel, the Cake Topper above Sprinkles Cupcakes and The Linq Fountains blinking more than 2,000 individual, energy-efficient LED lights syncopated to music.

6:30 , 7:30 , 8:30 , 9:30 and 10:30 pm. Free. The Linq Promenade.

LION HABITAT RANCH— Home of the lions previously

at MGM Grand’s habitat. Features lions from 3 weeks to 20 years old. Open F-M, 10 am-2 pm; last entry at 1:30 pm. $25 includes adult plus one child; extra children, $10 each. 382 Bruner Ave., 702.595.6666.

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life, including sharks, stingrays, porcupine fish, eels, sea bass and puffers. The display is one of the most elaborate and technically advanced in the world. 24 hours. Mirage, 702.791.7111.

LUXOR LIGHT—This beacon, so bright it’s able to

be seen from space, is Las Vegas’ best directional aid for those looking for the South Strip. Luxor, 877.386.4658.

M&M’S WORLD— For chocolate lovers, this logo-

shopping experience is a dream come true. See the Colorworks wall and the 3-D animated movie “I Lost My M in Vegas.” 9 am-1 am daily. Free.

Showcase Mall, 702.740.2504.

MAVERICK HELICOPTER TOURS— Offers VIP-level

service from two locations: Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon. Enjoy the comforts of the Eco-Star helicopter, which features individual leather, theater-style seating, extended leg room and outstanding visibility. 888.261.4414.

MIDWAY AT CIRCUS CIRCUS— When Circus Circus

opened in 1968, it didn’t have any hotel rooms— only a casino, circus tent and carnival midway, which is still popular today. It’s located on the second floor and houses a 200-game arcade and classic carnival-style games. Open daily at 10 am.

Circus Circus, 702.734.0410.

MINUS5 ICE EXPERIENCE— More than 100 tons of

frozen Canadian ice make up the chilly wonderland. Aside from tributes Joshua Tree and Arches National Parks, this bar serves up cocktails in tumblers made from ice. Mandalay Place, 702.740.5800; Grand Canal Shoppes, 702.293.3388.

MIRAGE VOLCANO— This attraction is bigger, better

and hotter than ever before. It erupts Su-Th at 8 and 9 pm; F-Sa, 8, 9 and 10 pm. Free. Mirage, 702.791.7111.

MOUNT CHARLESTON— Part of the Humboldt-

Toiyabe National Forest, Mount Charleston encompasses more than 316,000 acres. Snow-capped mountain peaks are surrounded by hardy desert and home to 58 sensitive plants and animals found only in this area. Recreation opportunities include hiking, camping, climbing, skiing, sightseeing, bird-watching and more. Located 35 miles northwest of the Strip, off U.S. 95 north. 702.515.5400.

PALAZZO WATERFALL ATRIUM— The Palazzo’s

staff of horticulturalists change out over-the-top displays by the season. The centerpiece of the atrium is a dramatic, two-story waterfall. Palazzo, 702.607.7777.

PAPILLON GRAND CANYON HELICOPTERS— The

world’s largest and most experienced helicopter company has been operating since 1965 and offers daily tours of the Grand Canyon. Choose from a variety of helicopter landing tours, airplane tours, bus tours, combos, hotels and more. 275 E. Tropicana Ave., Suite 155, 702.736.7243.

THE PERFECT PINT EXPERIENCE— Learn the six-step

process behind pouring the perfect pint of Guinness. Daily, 10 am-11 pm. $20. 21+. Guinness Store, 702.632.7773.

PINBALL HALL OF FAME— A 450-feet square foot

space with row upon row of pinball machines from the 1950s to 1990s. The nonprofit organization is dedicated to maintaining these machines; game prices go toward refurbishment. Su-Th, 11 am-11 pm; F-Sa, 11 am-midnight. See the web site for a list of games. 1610 E. Tropicana Ave.

PINK JEEP TOURS— Experience remote areas inac-

cessible to most with Pink Jeep’s rugged fleet of high-end, all-terrain Tour Trekkers. Complimentary hotel pick-up and drop-off. Choose from Grand Canyon (West Rim and South Rim), Valley of Fire, Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam, Death Valley and Las Vegas city tours. Call for reservations.

888.900.4480.

THE PLANETARIUM— Southern Nevada’s only

planetarium, whose screen features a hemispheric video projection system that creates virtual realities on the dome surrounding the audience. F, 6, 7 & 8 pm; Sa, 3:30, 6, 7 & 8 pm. No late seating. $6. 3200 E. Cheyenne Ave., 702.651.4759.

POLAR JOURNEY— Head to the polar regions of the

earth and discover the unknown. Interactive scenes depict the ice caps as well as games to feed krill to animals on an interactive wall or watch penguin robots swarm. Su-Th, 9:30 am-8 pm; F-Sa, 9:30 am-10 pm. Shark Reef Aquarium, Mandalay Bay, 702.632.4555.

POLE POSITION RACEWAY— Experience the thrills of

indoor karting at this facility launched by racers for racers. Su-Th, 11 am-11 pm; F-Sa, ‘til midnight. Call for prices and track availability. 4175 S. Arville St., 702.227.7223.

PRO GUN CLUB—A one-of-a-kind experience for

both beginners and seasoned shooters. The experiences here are myriad and varied—try a sniper rifle or machine gun on for size, or experience the thrill of blowing up a vehicle. Open daily from 7 am-5 pm. 12801 S. U.S. 95, Boulder City, 855.222.4554.

PUBLIC ART AT CITYCENTER— Fine art has a home at

CityCenter, where various modern pieces can be found throughout Aria, Vdara, The Shops at Crystals and the walkways between the properties. Ask for a list of pieces to discover at the Aria concierge desk. Aria, 702.590.7111.

NEW RAINBOW RYDERS— Get a gorgeous birds eye

view of the Red Rock Mountains and the timeless Las Vegas Strip skyline from a hot air balloon. Gorgeous landscape and wildlife float below during this ride that lasts for 45 minutes to an hour. Prices start at $149. 800.725.2477.

THE RANGE 702— Unleash your inner warrior at this

indoor facility with a VIP room, 7 private lanes, firearms safety and training and an on-site restaurant.

5999 Dean Martin Drive, 702.485.3232.

RICHARD PETTY DRIVING EXPERIENCE— Ride along

in a 600-HP NASCAR-style race car receive instruction to drive like a racer yourself. Add excitement to your trip by challenging friends and family on the track at speeds of up to 155 mph! Packages include the Rookie Experience, American Muscle Car Challenge and Indycar Experience. Las Vegas Motor Speedway, 7000 N. Las Vegas Blvd., 800 237 3889.

SHARK REEF— A total sensory experience that

transports visitors to an underwater world where more than 2,000 animals including the saw fish, giant rays, endangered green sea turtles, piranha, jellyfish and the rare golden crocodile swim in the 1.3 million-gallon aquarium. Su-Th, 10 am-8 pm; F-Sa, 10 am-10 pm. Last admission one hour prior to close. $18 adults, $12 children 5-12. Mandalay Bay, 702.632.4555.

SHARK TANK TOURS— This behind-the-scenes tour

conducted by the Golden Nugget’s marine biologists shows you the inner workings of its 200,000 gallon shark aquarium. Learn what the sharks and

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Tina McConnell Concierge at the Westin Las Vegas

Q: Tell me about one of your favorite places to send first-time Vegas visitors.

A: I always suggest walking the Strip and checking out some of the hotel architecture.

I love the Bellagio Conservatory, The High Roller at The Linq Promenade and I love recommending Fremont Street Experience. It’s always a hit for any guests of all ages.

Q: Tell me about your favorite hidden gem in Las Vegas.

A: The Neon Museum. It’s not really hidden but I definitely think it’s underrated. This is perfect for anyone because the pictures are great and who doesn’t want a good Instagram photo to post about your vacation? You get to see all the classic Vegas hotel signs and get great photo ops while you’re there.

Q: Where should I eat if I want to celebrate a special occasion? How hard is it to get a reservation while I’m in Las Vegas?

A: I am going to be basic but I would recommend either the Eiffel Tower because you get the view of the Bellagio Fountains or Top of the World at Stratosphere because what’s more romantic than a nice city view?

Reservations aren’t too bad to get, normally pretty easy if you make them in advance.

Q: What’s the must-see show in Las Vegas right now?

A: “Zumanity” is still one of my favorites and a good classic. If you haven’t seen it, it is still a must-see. I love the humor, I love the Cirque du Soleil performances.

Q: What tips do you give first-timers?

A: A great tip for anyone visiting Las Vegas is suggesting our great Strip transportation service, the RTC bus. It’s inexpensive and the best, in my opinion, way to get around Las Vegas. It’s also very easy to navigate and guests love when I suggest this because they feel like I am saving them tons of money.

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fish dine on and how the feeding process works, and go home with a souvenir shark tooth. Th-Sa, 3:30 pm. $30. Golden Nugget, 866.946.5336.

SIEGFRIED & ROY’S SECRET GARDEN AND DOLPHIN HABITAT— The famous duo’s ode to preservation,

STREETMOSPHERE— Street performers, such as op-

era singers and living statues, perform at St. Mark’s Square. More than 30 performances take place each day. Free. The Venetian, 702.414.4525.

SUNSET STAMPEDE— Chronicles the Western pio-

where white tigers, lions and other big cats live in the lap of luxury. The adjacent 2.5 million-gallon habitat is an observation and research facility with underwater viewing areas. Open daily from 10 am-6 pm. $22 adults, $17 children 4-12. Mirage, 702.791.7188.

neer experience with music, lights and animation.

Fountains shoot eight stories into the air and the waters dance in the lights to a symphonic score recorded especially for Sam’s Town by the Indianapolis Philharmonic Orchestra. Daily at 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm. Free. Sam’s Town, 702.456.7777.

SILVERTON AQUARIUM— A 117,000-gallon artificial

SWAROVSKI STARBURST DROP— Every night is remi-

reef home to more than 4,000 tropical fish, three species of stingrays and three species of sharks.

The front viewing convex window extends 25 feet by 12 feet and is one of the largest single pieces of curved acrylic in the United States. 24 hours. Interactive feeding shows are scheduled daily at 1:30 pm and 4:30 pm. Free. Silverton, 702.263.7777.

NEW SIN CITY BALLOON RIDES— Take scenic tours of

the Las Vegas valley from up in the cooler air seven days a week. 702.468.2426.

SKYDIVE LAS VEGAS— Skydive Las Vegas is Ne-

vada’s premier professional student skydiving facility, dedicated to providing the first-time jumper with the most incredible experience of their lives.

Jump out of our perfectly good airplane securely attached to your own personal skydiving instructor, freefall at 120 MPH, then enjoy a peaceful parachute flight while taking in views of Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Colorado River, the Las Vegas Strip and more! Professional media services available to capture your entire experience and ready same day. No experience necessary. 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Free shuttle available. At the Boulder City Airport. 702.759.3483.

SKYJUMP— Plummet off the 108th floor of the Strato-

sphere Tower at 40 MPH, at this, the world’s highest “controlled freefall.” Su-Th, 10 am-1 pm; F-Sa, 10 am-2 am. $119.99. Stratosphere, 702.380.7777.

SLOTZILLA ZIP LINE— A 12-story, slot machine-

inspired zip line that lets visitors cascade 77 feet above the pedestrian promenade. Open Su-Th, 1 pm-1 am; F-Sa, 1 pm-2 am. Lower zip line, $20; upper zip line, $40. Fremont Street Experience, 702.678.5780.

SPEED VEGAS— Get your adrenaline pumping as

you guide Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Audi and Corvette supercars around a 1.5 mile Formula Oneinspired track with 12 sweeping turns, 20-degree banked turns and 60 feet of total elevation change.

You’ve never had a better excuse to burn some rubber. 14200 S Las Vegas Blvd., 888.979.7236.

SPLASH ZONE— Circus Circus revamped its pool

area into the Splash Zone with three water slides, water features for all ages, new seating options, private cabanas and a mobile food truck. The 50foot slide tower features three, colorful water slides including the Four-lane Mat Racer, Aqua Tube and Speed Slide. Splash Zone is available only to Circus Circus hotel guests. Circus Circus, 800.634.3450 STRATOSPHERE TOWER— Features America’s tall-

est freestanding tower with indoor and outdoor observation decks. The tower houses SkyJump, X-Scream, Insanity, and the Big Shot, all open Su-Th, 10 am-1 am and F-Sa until 2 am. Admission to the tower is $20; or, see it with the all-day rides pass (SkyJump a separate price) for $39.95. Stratosphere, 702.383.5210.

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niscent of New Year’s Eve when this 14-foot-wide starburst, made from more than 1,800 LED lights, drops from atop a 55-foot spire. Nightly at 9 pm and midnight. Grand Bazaar Shops, 702.201.1223.

THE TANK— Get up close and personal with some

of the world’s deadliest and sleekest creatures— more than 15 species of aquatic life, five of them sharks, live in this $30 million pool complex. Pool hours are Su-Th, 9 am-7 pm; F-Sa, 9 am-9 pm.

Free to hotel guests, others $20. Golden Nugget, 702.385.7111.

TOPGOLF— A four-level food, entertainment and

sporting playhouse, this attraction and golfer’s paradise features 108 climate-controlled hitting bays on three levels, five bar experiences, a menu of chef-driven creations, two pools, private cabanas and oh-so much more. Open Su-Th, 8 am-2 am; F-Sa, 8 am-4 am. MGM Grand, 702.933.8458.

VEGAS BALLOON RIDES— Go up, up and away on

the world’s oldest form of flight—the hot air balloon. Daily sunrise flights are $275 per person. 4390 Polaris Ave, 702.553.3039.

VEGAS INDOOR SKYDIVING— Experience skydiving

within a vertical wind tunnel, with air speeds up to 120 mph, simulating the free-fall of skydiving.

Must be height/weight proportionate. Open daily from 9:45 am-8 pm. Packages starting at $75. 200 Convention Center Drive, 702.731.4768.

NEW THE VOID— Go undercover as a Stormtrooper

in a full virtual reality experience during “Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire.” Up to four players walk through the experience together, exploring a stage with walls, doors and props that can be explored without being tethered to a computer. $36.95. Grand Canal Shoppes, 702.406.5967.

NEW THE WALL GAMING LOUNGE — Casual gamers

and seasoned esports pros alike can get immersed in gamer culture from the first moment with gameinspired wall art. Mobile food ordering and a selfserve beverage wall featuring energy and sports drinks keep gamers fueled, while cash tournaments and daily challenges make things interesting for spectators and competitors alike. Rio. WELCOME TO FABULOUS LAS VEGAS SIGN— De-

signed by Betty Willis in 1959, this iconic sign is on the National Register of Historic Places and is one of the most popular sites for a photograph in Las Vegas. Free. On the Strip one mile south of Mandalay Bay. WET ‘N’ WILD— Water park with more than 25 thrill-

ing slides and attractions, such as the Hoover Half Pipe, that drops you a gut-wrenching 57 feet into a giant half pipe, or the raging Rattler, the only slide of its kind in North America. 7055 S. Fort Apache Road, 702.979.1600.

WILDLIFE HABITAT— Chilean flamingos and other

exotic creatures take up residence on the original

Flamingo hotel site. Open Daily from 8 am-dusk.

Pelican feedings take place daily at 8:30 am and 2 pm. Free. Flamingo, 702.733.3349.

NEW XTERIOUS ESCAPE— Grab a group of friends

and try to figure out the mysterious games at Xterious Escape. Six different puzzles taking about 60 minutes each keep visitors solving riddles.

Tickets start at $30 per person. 105 E. Reno Ave., 702.931.2727.

State Parks & Nature Areas ASH MEADOWS WILDLIFE REFUGE— Contains

22,000 acres of spring-fed wetlands and alkaline desert uplands managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Free. Located 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas. Take Highway 95 North to Nevada Highway 160, go south past the town of Crystal, Nev., and follow signs to the refuge. www.fws.gov/refuge/ ash_meadows/. Located 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas. Take Highway 95 North to Nevada Highway 160, go south past the town of Crystal, Nevada, and follow signs to the refuge. 775.372.5435.

FLOYD LAMB PARK— Contains Tule Springs Ranch,

one of the best Pleistocene paleontologic sites in western North America, once home to large prehistoric mammals—fossil remains of mammoths, bison, horses, camels and giant sloths and have been found here. Open summer months (MayAugust) 8 am-8 pm and winter months (SeptemberApril) 9 am-5 pm $6 per vehicle; $1 per person for walk-ins, bike-ins and those on horse. 9200 Tule Springs Road, Las Vegas. 702.229.8100.

LAKE MEAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA— This 1.5

million acre recreation area contains two lakes, and offers visitors a multitude of options, such as swimming, sunbathing, boating, fishing and sightseeing.

Open 24 hours; beaches usually open from dawn to dusk. The vistor’s center is open from 9 am-4:30 pm daily. 601 Nevada Way, Boulder City, Nevada.

702.293.8990.

RED ROCK CANYON NATIONAL CONSERVATION AREA— A 197,000-acre National Conservation Area

with more than 30 miles of hiking trails, accessible off the 13-mile scenic loop road that takes you through the canyon. Vehicular access daily from 6 am-8 pm. $7 per car. All cars receive an area map upon entry; stop at the Visitor’s Center for more information. Picnic areas and restrooms are available. Located 17 miles west of the Strip on west Charleston Boulevard (Highway 159). 702.515.5367.

VALLEY OF FIRE STATE PARK— Nevada’s oldest and

largest state park, dedicated in 1935, which derives its name from the stark red sandstone formations.

Ancient trees and early man are represented throughout the park by areas of petrified wood and 3,000 year-old Indian petroglyphs. There are two individual campgrounds with a combined total of 73 units, and three group areas, each of which can accommodate 45 people; in addition, there are four shaded picnic areas with restrooms.

Inquire at the visitor’s center, open daily from 8:30 am-4:30 pm, for information on hikes. $10 entrance fee; additional campground fees. Located 55 miles northeast of Las Vegas via Interstate 15 (exit 75).

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Golf

A Devilish Trio Legacy Golf Club, designed by architect Arthur Hills, stretches 7,233 yards from the professional tees. On the 10th hole, each tee box is in the shape of playing cards suits: hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades. Also notorious, the “Devil’s Triangle,” AKA holes 11, 12 and 13 that make for a devilish trio of exciting challenges. 130 Par Excellence Drive, Henderson, 702.476.0090

BOULDER CITY GOLF COURSE— Nestled within three

mountain ranges, this course offers a budgetfriendly game of golf on a course that rivals the greens and fairways at some of the leading resort courses. One Clubhouse Drive, 702.293.9236.

BOULDER CREEK GOLF CLUB— Three distinct nine-

hole tracks add up to great variety at this course.

The practice facilities are outstanding. All three nines measure more than 3,700 yards, making for a very long 18 holes. 1501 Veteran’s Memorial Drive, Boulder City, 702.294.6534.

Henderson BLACK MOUNTAIN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB— Black

Mountain offers a perfect 18-hole combination to challenge golfers of all playing abilities. The 6,579yard layout gives players great scoring opportunities with well-placed approach shots. Protecting the course’s length are its small, fast, undulating and elevated greens that will test a player’s skill and nerves. 500 Greenway Road, Henderson, 702.565.7933.

CHIMERA GOLF CLUB AT TUSCANY— This addition

to Southern Nevada’s golf scene was designed by Ted Robinson and is located about 15 miles east of the Strip. The beautiful par-72, 18-hole course challenges players of all skill levels. The surrounding community looks similar to a Tuscan village, and wine barrels are used as signage on the course.

DESERT WILLOW GOLF COURSE— This

premises. 2851 Grand Hills Drive, Henderson, 702.777.2400.

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par 60 executive course makes for a quick but satisfing round. No holes extend longer than 350 yards, so leave the driver in the room. 2020 W. Horizon Ridge Parkway, Henderson, 702.263.4653.

THE LEGACY GOLF CLUB— Terrific views and chal-

lenging play for golfers at every skill level at this par 72 course. Legacy Golf Club, designed by architect Arthur Hills, stretches 7,233 yards from the professional tees. On the 10th hole, each tee box is in the shape of playing cards suits: hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades. Also notorious, the “Devil’s Triangle,” AKA holes 11, 12 and 13 that make for a devilish trio of exciting challenges.130 Par Excellence Drive, Henderson, 702.476.0090.

REVERE AT ANTHEM GOLF CLUB— This facility is

home to two pristine par-72 courses designed by Greg Nash and Billy Casper, with both courses offering spectacular views of the Las Vegas Valley. At Lexington, steep canyons and elevation changes provide golfers a chance to test their course management. Mid- to high-handicap players will enjoy Concord’s forgiving, gully-shaped fairways. 2600 Hampton Road, Henderson. 702.259.4653.

RIO SECCO GOLF CLUB— After putting on greens

that should be mowed by a Zamboni, you’ll know why Butch Harmon put a golf school right on the

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WILDHORSE GOLF CLUB— This 18-hole golf course features lush fairways set amid stunning desert beauty with eight shimmering water hazards. 2100 W. Warm Springs Rd., Henderson. 702.434.9000.

Las Vegas Valley ALIANTE GOLF CLUB— Hit it straight or bring an

extra sleeve of balls at this course built around a meandering arroyo that comes into play on 14 holes. This Gary Panks and Associates-designed 18-hole championship course plays more than 7,000 yards from the tips. 3100 W. Elkhorn, North Las Vegas. 702.399.4888.

ANGEL PARK GOLF CLUB— Features night play on

the Cloud Nine course—12 holes that are replicas of the most challenging par-3 holes in the world.

100 S. Rampart Blvd. 888.446.5358.

BALI HAI GOLF CLUB— Located just south of

Mandalay Bay on Las Vegas Blvd., this tropically themed course has earned praise as one of the country’s top resort tracks. 5160 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702.728.2001.

COYOTE SPRINGS GOLF CLUB— Nestled among

regal mountain ranges, the Coyote Springs valley features dramatic views of jagged peaks and open sky. 3100 State Route 168, Coyote Springs, Nevada, 877.742.8455.

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GOLF

HIGHLAND FALLS GOLF CLUB— Another of the

popular Casper/Nash courses in Sun City Summerlin area, this one has fast greens, a peak elevation of more than 3,000 feet and excellent playing conditions. Ideally suited for those whose best drives carry like a pro’s three iron.10201 Sun City Blvd. 702.254.7010.

LAS VEGAS GOLF CLUB—The oldest course in the

valley, this golf club offers up a fun test of the of traditional golf that plays homage to the “good ole days” in Las Vegas. It’s also lauded as one of the best golf values in Las Vegas. 4300 W. Washington Ave., 702.646.3003.

LAS VEGAS NATIONAL GOLF CLUB— An oasis that

has hosted numerous PGA and LPGA Tour Events.

1911 E. Desert Inn Road 702.734.1796.

LAS VEGAS PAIUTE GOLF RESORT— This top-tier golf

course boasts the only three golf courses personally designed by Pete Dye. 10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd., 702.658.1400.

MOUNTAIN FALLS GOLF CLUB— Mountain Falls Golf

Club is one of Southern Nevada’s hidden treasures.

Located 45 minutes from Las Vegas, this superior course is surrounded by picturesque mountain ranges, wide open spaces and lush rolling hills.

Rated #24 in the nation by Golf Advisor, course yardages range from 5,415-7,082 yards, making the course attractive to all skill levels. 5001 S. Clubhouse Drive, 775.537.6553.

PAINTED DESERT GOLF CLUB— The first true desert

links-style course in Las Vegas, this track was de-

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signed by award-winning architect Jay Morrish and features scenic desert landscaping and wildlife.

Narrow fairways and little grass on either side of them make accuracy off the tees a necessity. 5555 Painted Mirage Road, about 18 miles northwest of the Strip. 702.645.2570.

PRIMM VALLEY GOLF CLUB— For the greatest golf

getaway in the game, there’s only one place to play: Primm Valley Golf Club. #1 Yates Wells Road, 702.679.5509.

RED ROCK COUNTRY CLUB, ARROYO COURSE— With

more bunkers than a World War I battlefield, this daily-play course demands either pinpoint accuracy or a surgeon’s touch with the sand wedge. 2250C Red Springs Drive, Las Vegas, 702.258.2300.

REFLECTION BAY GOLF CLUB—Set amid the luxury

of Lake Las Vegas, this Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course is the only such course located in the state of Nevada. 75 Monte Lago Blvd., Henderson, 702.740.4653.

RHODES RANCH GOLF CLUB— This par-72 course

measures 6,800 yards and is ideally suited for midhandicap resort golfers. Water is in play on more than a third of the holes. com. 20 Rhodes Ranch Parkway, near Durango and Warm Springs roads.

702.740.4114.

ROYAL LINKS GOLF CLUB— Built to honor the rich

history and tradition of the game of golf, this links-style course features holes inspired by eleven different British Open rotation courses, including the “Road Hole” and “Hell Bunker” from

the old course at St. Andrews and the “Postage Stamp” from Royal Troon. 5995 E. Vegas Valley, 702.450.8123.

SIENA GOLF CLUB— Friendly service, pristine

conditioning and the towering Spring Mountains make Siena one of Las Vegas’ most relaxing golf experiences. It features rolling fairways and artful bunkering, plus dazzling views of the city. With more than 80 bunkers, accuracy is key. 10575 Siena Monte Ave., 702.900.1742.

SPANISH TRAIL COUNTRY CLUB— With lush golf

conditions and panoramic scenery, this 27-hole, Robert Trent Jones Jr.-designed course offers an experience unlike any other in Las Vegas. The Sunrise Course features large undulating greens with rolling fairways, ending with a signature 9th-hole waterfall, located next to the clubhouse.

The Lakes Course is appropriately named as water comes into play on six of the nine holes with forced carried-over water on several holes. The Canyon Course is the longest and most challenging course at Spanish Trail Country Club, measuring 3,576 yards from the championship tees. 5050 Spanish Trail Lane, 702.210.6101.

TPC LAS VEGAS— Located in the foothills of the sce-

nic Red Rock National Conservation Area, minutes from the famous Las Vegas Strip, TPC Las Vegas is the only public PGA Tour Facility in Las Vegas. 9851 Canyon Run Drive, 702.256.2500.

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Nightlife

Swanky Cocktails The new Camden Cocktail Lounge specializes in libations made with flair. Tableside carts bring the action up close. Look around for “Nurse in Las Vegas” and “Las Vegas Nurse” by artist Richard Prince.

The gaming lounge features the Sun Disc sculpture by Damien Hirst and a piece by Andy Warhol. Palms, 702.944.5989

Nightclubs 1 OAK— Embraces the avant-garde in 16,000 square

feet of meticulously detailed architectural mastery.

W, F-Sa, from 10:30 pm. The Mirage, 702.693.8300.

CHATEAU NIGHTCLUB & GARDENS— A

45,000-square-foot, two-story clubbing paradise, with outdoor gardens and lavish décor. Club: W-Sa, from 10:30 pm-4 am. Beer Gardens: F-Sa, 6-9 pm.

Deck: F-Sa, 9 pm-close. Paris, 702.776.7777.

DRAI’S— A club courtesy of Victor Drai, the man

hailed as the “father of the Las Vegas after-hours scene.” Th-Su, 10 pm-4 am. The Cromwell, 702.777.3800.

ENCORE BEACH CLUB AT NIGHT— A sophisticated

indoor/outdoor oasis, with poolside cabanas and bungalows, go-go dancers and sets by the world’s most in-demand DJs. Open Th-Sa from 10:30 pm.

Encore, 702.770.7300.

HAKKASAN— This multi-level mega-club is home to

some of the world’s hottest DJs. Th-Su, from 10:30 pm. MGM Grand, 702.891.3838.

INTRIGUE—A 14,000-square-foot party spot with a

glass-enclosed patio and a private “club within a club” that’s a social media-free zone. Th-Sa, 10:30 pm-4 am. Wynn, 702.770.7300.

JEWEL—A luxurious, 24,000-square-foot space with

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more than 1,400 square feet of architectural LED ribbons and a mesmerizing wall of light. F-Sa, M, from 10 :30 pm. Aria, 702.590.8000.

LIGHT— This mega-club features 38,000

square feet of space that merges the nightlife scene with state-of-the-art production and theatrics. W, F-Sa, 10:30 pm-4 am. Mandalay Bay, 702.632.4700.

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MARQUEE— This 60,000-square-foot clubber’s

nirvana boasts seven bars, two dance floors, a 40-foot-long LED DJ booth and a projection stage surrounded by coliseum-style seating. Open M, F-Sa, from 10:30 pm-5 am. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.333.9000.

OMNIA—A mammoth, 75,000-square-foot nightclub

paradise with an ultra lounge, mezzanine and stunning rooftop garden that showcases the panorama of the Strip. Tu, Th-Su, from 10:30 pm. Caesars Palace, 702.785.6200.

TAO— This popular celeb hangout has roots in New

York City. Th-Sa, 10:30 pm-5 am. The Venetian, 702.388.8588.

TROY LIQUOR BAR— A view of the Fremont Street

Experience, stiff drinks and a dance floor make up Troy Liquor Bar. Guests can even play a hand of blackjack at one of the tables inside the lounge that’s straight out of New York City’s Meatpacking District. Th-Su, 9 pm-close. Golden Nugget, 702.386.8382.

VOODOO LOUNGE— Offers a fantastic view of the

Strip and imaginative specialty cocktails. Opens 8 pm daily. Rio, 702.777.6875.

XS— The epitome of opulence in nightlife,

where guests can enjoy bottle service indoors, or outdoors at a luxurious poolside cabana. Open F-Su, 10:30 pm-close.

Encore, 702.770.0097.

Pool Clubs & Dayclubs BARE POOL LOUNGE— Exclusive adult alternative

to the Vegas pool-side experience. European sunbathing permitted. Th-M, 11 am-6 pm. Mirage, 702.693.8300.

BOULEVARD POOL— Sophisticated, chic atmosphere

with a French twist. DJs play live Euro-style house music while guests sample food. Daily, 9 am-5 pm.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.698.7000.

DAYLIGHT BEACH CLUB— An outdoor entertainment

destination that features an elevated stage flanked by six LED screens. Th-Su, 11 am-6 pm. Mandalay Bay, 702.693.8300.

DRAI’S BEACH CLUB— A lush indoor/outdoor club

with a rooftop pool deck in the center of the Strip.

F-Su, 11 am-6 pm. $20 for non-hotel guests. The Cromwell, 702.777.3800.

ENCORE BEACH CLUB— A 60,000-square-foot

paradise with want-for-nothing cabanas and eight two-story cabanas with private hot tubs. Sa 10 am-7 pm; F, Su, 11 am-7 pm. Encore, 702.770.7300.

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FOXTAIL POOL CLUB—A 43,000 square-foot, retro-

inspired liquid oasis, with 25 cabanas, twp VIP cabanas, 30 daybeds and floating lily pads. Daily, 9 am-7 pm. SLS Las Vegas, 702.761.7619.

LIQUID POOL LOUNGE— The ultimate in pool-side

opulence, with private cabanas that showcase the latest in technology, world-renown DJs and superior service. W-Su, 11 am-6 pm. Aria, 702.693.8300.

MARQUEE DAYCLUB— Features three-story bunga-

low lofts and living quarters for overnight stays, as well as a party deck with infinity pools and gaming.

21+. Daily, 11 am-6 pm; call to inquire about over-

night quarters and cover charges. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.333.9000.

MOOREA BEACH CLUB— This upscale, “toptional”

adult pool experience overlooks the 11-acre Mandalay Beach. Enjoy high-energy music, poolside massages and more. Open daily, 11 am-6 pm.

Mandalay Bay, 702.632.4760.

NIGHT SWIM— An after-dark soiree that encourages

guests to don their best swimwear and take a dip in the pool or dance beneath the stars. Su, 10 pm-4 am. XS at Encore, 702.770.0097.

THE PLEASURE POOL— Features Las Vegas’ top DJs,

15 cabanas with pool-side bottle service, a cafe and more. Daily, 10 am-6 pm. Week days are free for non-hotel guests and weekends, $10. Planet Hollywood, 702.785.9106.

RADIUS ROOFTOP POOL & WET LOUNGE—An

intimate retreat tucked away on the 25th floor with large daybeds, signature drinks and panoramic views of the mountains by day and the city’s neon lights by night. Open daily at 11 am. DJs take the stage every Th-Su. Daily sunset happy hour from 6-11 pm. Stratosphere, 702.380.7777.

REHAB— This, the originator of the pool party in

Vegas, gets bigger and better every year. Celebrity guests and DJs are the norm here. Th-M, 11 amDusk. Hard Rock Hotel, 702.693.5555.

SAPPHIRE DAY CLUB— A sexy pool experience with

hundreds of girls. F-Su, noon-6 pm. 3025 Industrial Road, 702.869.0003.

TAO BEACH— A lush Balinese escape with 40-foot tall

bamboo trees and the world’s hottest DJs. Th-Su, 11:30 am-6 pm. The Venetian, 702.388.8338.

VENUS POOL CLUB— A sophisticated and seductive

European-style retreat, with high-end food choices and roving margarita and mojito carts. Su-Th, 10 am-6 pm; F-Sa, 10 am-7 pm. 21+. Caesars Palace, 702.650.5944.

WET REPUBLIC— The ultimate nightlife vibe merges

seamlessly with poolside pampering. Th-M, 11 amclose. MGM Grand, 702.891.3563.

Lounges 107 SKYLOUNGE— An upscale lounge with delec-

table signature drinks and a 360-degree view of the Las Vegas valley. 2-for-1 martinis and 50 percent off appetizers from 4-7 pm nightly during the early happy hour and from 10:30 pm-1 am during the late happy hour. Stratosphere, 702.380.7777.

ALEXXA’S BAR—Sip on nine sangrias on the outdoor

patio overlooking the Strip. Order a flight of three drinks to sample hops and barley, infused and crushed grapes creations. Open 24 hours. Paris, 702.331.5100.

THE CHANDELIER— A three-level architectural

wonder with 2,000,000 luminous beaded curtains of light. The “inside” Chandelier is a swank cocktail haven. All levels are open daily; the bottom is the only level open 24 hours. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.698.7989.

CLIQUE BAR & LOUNGE—A decidely modern cock-

tail haven that features cocktails mixed tableside with seasonal juices and house-made mixers. Open daily from 4 pm-3 am. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 702.698.7939.

THE DORSEY— Get a shot of penicillin at The Dorsey,

a smokey-sweet combination of scotch, ginger, lemon, honey and an Islay float. Open daily 3 pm-4 am. The Venetian, 702.414.1000.

HYDE BELLAGIO— Feel like you’re sitting in the

middle of the Bellagio Fountains when you visit Las Vegas’ most happenin’ hipster nightlife spot.

Lounge open nightly at 5 pm. Nightclub open TuW, F-Sa, from 10:30 pm. Bellagio, 702.693.8700.

LILY BAR & LOUNGE— Intimate, sophisticated,

upscale. This lavishly decorated lounge serves up exotic and seasonal cocktails. Open 5 pm M-F, 11 am-3 pm Sa, 9:30 am-3 m Su. Bellagio, 702.693.8300. w w w.wh e re t rave le r. com 55

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NIGHTLIFE DIRECTORY CLUBS ARIA

HOURS

MUSIC

CONTACT

Alibi Ultra Lounge

Noon-5 am daily

Indie

Jewel

M, F-Sa, 10 pm-late

Open format, electronic

702.590.8000

BELLAGIO

Hyde

Tu, F-Sa, 5 pm-4 am

Open format

702.693.8700

Lily Bar & Lounge

Daily from 5 pm

Open format

702.693.8300

CAESARS PALACE

Cocktail Lounge

Daily, 5 pm-2 am

Open format

702.776.3200

Omnia

Tu, Th-Su, from 10 pm

Electronic, house

702.785.6200

Cocktail Lounge

Daily, 5 pm-2 am

Open format

702.776.3200

Vista

From 5 pm nightly-late

Open format

702.731.7852

Bond

Daily, 11 am-4 am

House and Top 40 mash-ups

702.698.7000

The Chandelier

Bottom level, 24 hours

Open format

702.698.7989

Clique

3 pm-3 am

Timeless musical stylings

702.698.7000

Marquee

F-Sa & M, from 10 pm-5 am

Open format

702.333.9000

Vesper Bar

24 hours

Open format

702.698.7000

Bound

Th-Su, 10:30 pm-4 am

Hip hop, Top 40, house, electronica, mash-ups

702.777.3777

Drai’s

Th-Su, 10:30 pm-4 am

Hip hop, Top 40, house, electronica, mash-ups

702.777.3800

Drai’s Afterhours

Tu-Su, 1 am-10 am

Hip hop, Top 40, house, electronica, mash-ups

Skyfall Lounge

Su-Th, 5 pm-midnight; F-Sa, until 1 am Open format

877.632.5400

Th-Sa, 11 pm-6 am

Open format

702.609.6666

Surrender

W, F-Sa, from 10 pm

Electronic, hip hop and Top 40

702.770.2040

XS

F-Sa, 10:30 pm-4 am; Su-M, 11 pm-4 am

Top 40, hip hop and ‘80s

702.770.0097

Center Bar

Open 24 hours

Top 40

702.693.5555

Goose Island Pub

Daily, 11 am-late

Open format

702.693.6722

LUXOR

Aurora Lounge

Open 24 hours

Top 40

702.262.4000

MANDALAY BAY

Eyecandy

Daily from 3 pm

Open format

702.632.4760

Foundation Room

Nightly, 5 pm-2 am

World music

702.632.7631

Light

W, 10:30 pm; F-Sa, 10 pm

Electronic, house, Top 40 and hip hop

702.693.8300

Centrifuge

Open 24 hours

Open format

702.891.1111

Hakkasan

W-Su, from 10 pm

Electronic, house, hip hop and Top 40

702.891.3838

Whiskey Down

Open 24 hours

Open format

702.891.1111

MIRAGE

1 OAK

W, F-Sa, from 10:30 pm

Hip hop, Top 40, electronic and mash-ups

702.693.8300

NY-NY

The Bar at Times Square

Open 24 hours; piano hours vary

Piano, Top 40

702.740.6466

Coyote Ugly

Nightly from 6 pm

Top 40

702.740.6330

PALAZZO

Rosina

Nightly from 5 pm-3 am

Open format

702.607.1945

PARIS LAS VEGAS

Chateau

W, F-Sa, 10:30 pm-4 am

Hip hop, funk and old school

702.776.7777

Napoleon’s Lounge

Nightly from 6 pm-2 am

Open format

702.946.7000

iBar

24 hours

Top 40, hip hop, dance, trance

702.252.7777

Voodoo Lounge

COSMOPOLITAN

THE CROMWELL

DELANO

EMBASSY NIGHTCLUB Embassy Nightclub

702.212.8804

702.777.3800

3355 PROCYON ST. ENCORE

HARD ROCK HOTEL

MGM GRAND

RIO

Nightly from 8 pm

Live music, Top 40, hip hop

702.777.6875

SAPPHIRE, Sapphire 3025 INDUSTRIAL RD

24 hours

House, hip hop and Top 40 mash-ups and dance

702.608.9039

SLS LAS VEGAS

Foxtail

F-Su, 10:30 pm-close

Open format

702.761.7619

Sayer’s Club

Th-Sa, 9 pm-close

Live music, open format

702.761.7618

STRATOSPHERE

107 Sky Lounge

From 4 pm nightly

Open format

702.380.7777

T-MOBILE ARENA

Hyde Lounge

One hour before & during events

TOWN SQUARE

Blue Martini

From 4 pm nightly

Open format

702.949.2583

Stoney’s Rockin’ Country

Tu, Th-Sa, 7 pm-4 am

Country

702.435.2855

THE VENETIAN

The Dorsey

Nightly, 3 pm- 4 am

Open format

702.414.1945

TAO

Th-Sa from 10 pm

Hip-hop and rock mash-ups

702.388.8588

WYNN LAS VEGAS

Intrigue

Th-Sa, 10:30 pm-4 am

Contemporary party music

702.770.3375

Parasol Down

Daily, 11 am-2 am

Top 40

702.770.7000

Parasol Up

Su-Th, 11 am-3 am; F-Sa, until 4 am

Open format

702.770.7000

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If you need show, dining or activity reservations, we’ll get you right in.

Give us a call, we’ll book you a show, reserve you a table, get you on a tour, or all of the above.

That way you can get back to your convention (or the casino).

(702) 338-4025 • (702) 731-4748 • www.wheretraveler.com/las-vegas

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Navigate

Driverless Lyft Lyft partners with self-driving technology company Aptiv to offer rides in its fleet of 30 robot taxis. A safety driver rides behind the wheel, so the trips will not be completely driverless. Order through the mobile app.

BUS SYSTEM—REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION (RTC)— 24-hour transit service with handi-

capped services and a park-and-ride option to the airport. The Deuce hits most of the casinos on Las Vegas Boulevard. South Strip Transfer Center: 6675 S. Gilespie St.; Downtown Transportation Center, 300 N. Casino Center Drive. 702.228.7433.

EXECUCAR— Have a late-model, luxury sedan or SUV

pick you up for a private ride at to the airport, or be greeted in style, as your driver picks you up at baggage claim. 800.410.4444.

FREE TRAM SERVICE— Available between TI and

the Mirage and Excalibur, Luxor and Mandalay Bay, and also Bellagio, Crystals at CityCenter and Monte Carlo. 24 hours.

LAS VEGAS CONCIERGE—These ambassadors to all

things Las Vegas can secure tickets to a sold-out show, offering directions, making reservations for the hottest new restaurants and more.

LAS VEGAS MONORAIL— Seven stops between SLS/

Sahara Avenue and the MGM Grand. $5 single ride ticket; $13 unlimited day pass, $23 unlimited 2-day pass, $29 unlimited 3-day pass, $36 unlimited 4-day pass. M-Th, 7 am-2 am; F-Su, until 3 am.

Call 866-4-MONORAIL or 702.699.8200. MGM Grand, 702.891.1111; Bally’s/Paris, 702.739.4111; Flamingo/Caesars Palace, 702.733.3100; Harrah’s/ The Linq, 702.369.5000; Las Vegas Convention

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LYFT LAS VEGAS— From the Las Vegas

Strip to downtown, Henderson to Summerlin and McCarran Airport, this ride service has you covered in minutes. Available 24/7; pay through your phone after the ride.

TAXI CAB AUTHORITY— Sample rates: Airport to downtown: $25. Airport to midStrip: $18-$20. Airport to convention center: $17. 1785 E. Sahara Ave., 702.486.6532; Checker/ Star/Yellow Cab, 702.873.2000.

MCCARRAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT— One of

only two airports in the world to have slot machines (the other is in Reno, Nevada), McCarran Airport serves more than 40 million visitors a year and is one of the busiest airports in the United States.

There are two terminals; check to see which one you are departing from before you leave for the airport. 702.261.5211.

MCCARRAN RENT-A-CAR CENTER— A 68-acre

facility that houses 11 car rental companies in one location. Located three miles south of Terminal 1; dedicated shuttles transport visitors to the site.

702.261.6001; Additional car rental outlets include: A Select of Las Vegas Inc., 702.948.8257; Alamo/ National Rent-A-Car, 702.261.5391; Avis Rent-ACar, 702.531.1500; Budget, 702.736.1212; Dollar Rent-A-Car, 702.891.8588; Enterprise Rent-A-Car, 702.795.8842; Hertz, 702.736.4900; Thrifty Car Rental, 702.896.7600; Advantage Rent-A-Car, 800.777.9377; Payless Rent-A-Car, 702.736.6147.; E-Z Rent-A-Car, 702.263.3300.

SUPERSHUTTLE— Friendly drivers in blue vans res-

cue you from the hassle of getting to and from the

Tipping Guide Bartenders —$1-$2 per drink.

Cocktail Waitresses —$1-$2 per drink.

Gaming Dealers —For table games, a chip

representing your betting increment. In poker, $1 per winning hand, more for large pots.

Hotels —Bellmen & doormen: $2-$3 for each bag.

Concierge —$5 or more depending on task.

Housekeepers —$3-$5 per day.

Pool attendants —$1-$2.

Room-service attendants —15-20 percent.

Valet—$2-$5.

Restaurants/Servers —15-20 percent.

Buffet/Servers —$1 per drink.

Taxi drivers —15-20 percent, as all tips are taxed by the government.

Tour guides —$2-$10 depending on the length of your tour and how helpful and informative your guide is.

MANY RESORTS appear closer than they are. Ask your concierge whether to walk, take the Monorail, catch a Lyft or grab the bus.

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airport. Earn frequent flyer airline points when you book online. 800.258.3826.

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Getting Around

Center, 702.892.0711; Westgate Las Vegas, 702.732.5111; SLS/Sahara Ave., 702.737.2111

N A V I G AT E

HOTEL & CASINO REFERENCE THE STRIP Aria 702.590.7111 Bally’s 702.739.4111 Bellagio 702.693.7111 Caesars Palace 702.731.7110

Casino Royale 702.737.3500 Circus Circus 702.734.0410 The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas 702.698.7475 The Cromwell 702.777.3777

Delano 877.632.5400 Encore Las Vegas 702.770.7070 Excalibur 702.597.7777 Flamingo 702.733.3100 Four Seasons

702.632.5000 Harrah’s 702.369.5000 The Linq 702.731.3311 Luxor 702.262.4000 Mandalay Bay 702.632.4760

Mandarin Oriental 702.590.8888 MGM Grand 877.660.0660 The Mirage 702.791.7111 Nobu Hotel 800.727.4923 NY-NY 702.740.6969 The Palazzo 702.607.7777 Paris Las Vegas 702.946.7000 Park MGM 702.730.7777 Planet Hollywood 702.785.5555 SLS Las Vegas 702.737.2111 Stratosphere 702.380.7777 Treasure Island 702.894.7111 Tropicana 702.739.2222 The Venetian 702.414.1000 W Las Vegas 702.761.8700 Wynn Las Vegas 702.770.7070 OFF-STRIP Alexis Park 800.270.3574 Ellis Island 702.733.8901 Fortune 702.830.4010 Gold Coast 702.367.7111 Grand Chateau 702.862.5600 Green Valley Ranch 702.617.7777 Hard Rock Hotel 702.693.5000 Hilton LLV 702.567.4700 Holiday Inn Club Vacations at Desert Club Resort 702.731.6175 Hooters 702.739.9000 JW Marriott 702.869.7777 M Resort 702.797.1000

One Love Temple 702.497.2936 The Orleans 702.365.7111 Palace Station 702.367.2411 Palms 702.942.7777 Park MGM 702.730.7777 The Platinum 702.365.5000 Red Rock 702.797.7777 Renaissance 702.784.5700 Rio 702.252.7777 Sam’s Town 702.456.7777 The Signature 702.797.6000 Silver Sevens 702.733.7000 Silverton 702.263.7777 South Point 702.796.7111 SpringHill Suites 702.433.5880 Trump 702.982.0000 Tuscany 702.893.8933 Vdara 702.590.2030 Westgate LV 702.732.5111 Westin Las Vegas 702.836.5900 Westin LLV 702.567.6000 DOWNTOWN Binion’s 702.382.1600 California 702.385.1222 the D 702.388.2400 Downtown Grand 702.719.5100 Fremont 702.385.3232 Golden Gate 702.385.1906 Golden Nugget 702.385.7111 Main St. Station 702.387.1896 Plaza 702.386.2110 w w w.wh e re t rave le r. com 59

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Enjoy a thrill of a lifetime with these attractions that get you high, whether for a sightseeing adventure, a freefall through the air or in a simulated skydiving adventure. (1) Maverick Helicopter Tours (888.261.4414) offers VIPlevel service from two locations: Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon. Enjoy the comforts of the Eco-Star helicopter, which features individual leather, theater-style seating, extended leg room and outstanding visibility. Plummet off the 108th floor of the Stratosphere Tower at 40 MPH at this, the world’s highest “controlled freefall,” (2) SkyJump (Stratosphere, 702.380.7777). Experience skydiving within a vertical wind tunnel, with air speeds up to 120 mph, simulating the free-fall of skydiving at (3) Vegas Indoor Skydiving (Convention Center Drive, 702.731.4768).

Any doctor will tell you that laughter is the best medicine, and in Las Vegas, the laughs are plenty with these comedians. (1) Carrot Top (Luxor, 702.262.4400), the red-haired comedian, keeps his audience in stitches as he unpacks trunkloads of crazy props and wacky inventions. No two shows are ever alike since Scott Thompson, the man behind the name, improvises every night.

“The New Mr. Vegas” returns to Las Vegas with a show filled with comedy. (2) George Wallace (Westgate Cabaret, 800.222.5361) makes a comeback with his serving of a plate of laughs, with extra hot sauce. (3) Defending the Caveman (D Las Vegas, 702.388.2111) brings a no-holds-barred look at the battle of the sexes and who gets control of the remote control starring Kevin Burke.

Every food lover knows that real Kobe beef is a hard dish to find. While many restaurants claim to offer this novelty, these three feature the real deal. At (1) Bazaar Meat by José Andrés (SLS Las Vegas, 702.761.7610) order A5 Kobe eye of rib and cook it ever so slowly on an ishiyaki grilling stone brought to the table. (2) SW Steakhouse (Wynn Las Vegas, 702.770.3325) lets diners order Kobe beef by the ounce for $220 for a minimum 4 ounces.

Each additional ounce goes for $55. Check with your server for available cuts. (3) Jean Georges Steakhouse (Aria, 877.230.2742) from Jean-Georges Vongerichten has A5 Kobe beef available in three-, six- and nine-ounce portions. Hot tip: Ask your server to see the certificate of authenticity if you question whether the Kobe you ordered is real.

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