Las Vegas Strip
- Address:Las Vegas
- Admission:Free
Good Place to Drink, Good Place to Eat, Good Place to Shop, People Watching, Street / Avenue
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The Las Vegas Strip is an All-American road show, home to the most famous hotels and casinos in Las Vegas. With famous spots like Paris, Treasure Island, the Venetian, Bellagio, Caesar’s Palace and the MGM Grand, it’s no wonder that the strip is the most popular destination in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Strip houses entertainment, bright lights, other-worldly architecture, and the city's trendiest clubs and nightlife. It's a Disneyland for adults, a place where fun and fantasy meet. Watch Elvis impersonators or avant-garde performances by Cirque du Soleil, or try your luck on a slot machine. There’s something for everyone in Las Vegas.
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What can I say? It was just so AMAZING! I got to sit next to the pilot, listened to all the stories, and at the same time watching the fabulous Vegas strip at night. A must do in Vegas Continue Reading »
Going into this, I was excited. I have flown in a helicopter before but never over the strip at night. It really is a breathtaking experience. To see the entire valley lit up, and glistening is something that you will never forget! Our pilot offered great commentary and pointed out different things to us, so that made it even more special. I'm so happy I had the opportunity to do it, and I would highly recommend it to anyone! Continue Reading »
Absolutely fabulous ride over the strip, you can see lots from up there, I really wanted to do it all over again, shame it only lasts about 15 mins. We waited a while as well at the airport but it was worth it in the end.
Continue Reading »Practical Info
The Las Vegas Strip refers to the 3.8 mile (6.1 km) stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South, bounded by McCarran Airport to the south and downtown Las Vegas to the north. Vehicle traffic on the Strip is busy, especially on weekends and holidays. Walking is not always an option - distances on the Strip are farther than they seem.
