From the depths of the past, For now we move to the present…read more And then on to the future.... After a long time period in Vegas, in fact most of the twins and my oldest life this has been our home . In death we placed a lock here nine years ago. Now in the present a new marriage and uniting of a family unit to a "family!" In the year of the horse, 2026 we placed a new lock here . We have always been drawn to container park. It was probably the big tree house here . Many times over and over again we played here. The shops come and go here, you can purchase a lock at the container park store or order one on Amazon. At night the mantis and mascot for the park lights up and spits fire. Parking is a nightmare here. Best times to come are early in the morning, especially on the weekends. They always have some sort of extra event happening in the area it's part of the beautification of the area. It's truly been revitalized. When we used to come here decades ago, it's was rough . Make new memories. The past is ready to be put to bed. Let's live and be the best we can be .

I was in town for a friend's wedding and I needed to get my hair done. I had an appointment at a…read moresalon and had the friendliest hairdresser. She told me she was from Las Vegas and because she was a local I asked her where she liked to spend her free time. Her eyes lit up. I know in her industry the focus is always the customer but I'm guessing it was rare for her that a customer asked what she liked to do. She told me that she enjoyed visiting Container Park and told me to check it out during the daytime but also nighttime just to experience the contrast. She even told me about the mantis art piece. I thanked her for the suggestion and she did a great job styling my hair. I never forgot her kindness. So on two separate visits to Vegas I went with different groups of friends and fam to Container Park. It's such a fun and welcoming open space with cute shops and restaurants in former shipping containers. I liked the concept of reusing things in creative ways. If an object can be repurposed instead of going into the landfill then that's always the better option. Sure enough I saw the Giant Metal Mantis show at night. It's a pretty unique and fun place for kids and adults.

This is my favorite mall in Las Vegas as there is such a variety of stores (and they are large…read moreindividual stores too) as well as restaurants and within close proximity to other entertainment things as its located on the Strip. Their department stores here all have a large selection and I find myself frequenting this location for the Macy's in particular. Other smaller stores like Abercrombie, Free People, etc. have a great selection as well. The famous Hello Kitty Cafe is also here for those who like cutsey things like that. Parking is easy if you park in the structure and it's free parking. Just be prepared for some congestion if it's a busy time of day or there's a nearby event going on. The mall itself is nice and I appreciate the hanging flowers in the center area. They always seem to have something for the holidays too, such as photos with Santa, the Easter Bunny, etc.

Great big mall lots of stores Crest air conditioning for a…read morevery warm hot day in Vegas Clean bathroom were very clean Lots of selections of places to shop and eat

This is a great upscale shopping center connected to Caesars palace…read more There is ample parking in the self parking garage accessible from Las Vegas boulevard. It's a bit tricky to find - just follow the signs for self parking. Unfortunately, parking is not complimentary. Locals with a NV license can receive three hours of free parking by scanning their license at the exit gate. Once you exit the garage walk straight ahead and turn left to enter the forum shops. The interior is beautiful and designed to give you the feeling of being outside with the sky overhead. There is a lot of Roman decor as well. There are many high end stores here including Louis Vuitton, Fendi, and many more. There is also a huge Bucherer jewelry store for all your jewelry and watch needs. There are a lot of great restaurants inside as well. We really enjoy the Palm. For your clothing needs you can't go wrong with Psycho Bunny which you'll find here as well. Definitely visit Forum Shops for your shopping needs!

I like the vibe here. It feels like I'm outdoors but am actually inside because the sky is painted…read moreon the ceiling. There are many statues of people to give the feeling of Ancient Rome. Many of the stores are too luxurious for my blood, however, there are many cool stores like a video game store and a Formula 1 bar that you can race people.

The Miracle Mile Shops are part of the Planet Hollywood property, and though this hotel/casino was…read moreconverted from the Aladdin to Planet Hollywood about 2 decades ago, the Miracle Mile Shops are one of the venues in this hotel/casino where you'll still find some Arabian-themed decor and throwbacks to the old Aladdin days. Miracle Mile Shops contains several specialty stores, bars, restaurants, souvenir and sundries shops and even a live performance area. Patrons enter on one side of Planet Hollywood and as they walk through this "mall", they move in a circular direction, as the shops wrap around the rear perimeter of PH's performing arts venue. They'll eventually exit on the other far side of the casino floor from where they'd initially entered the shops.

This is a fun place to go to shop, grab a meal and maybe get a massage or have your feet chewed on…read moreby tiny fish. We did all of that. And a little gambling at adjacent Planet Hollywood too. I've heard this referred to as a "locals place" and I don't know if that's true, but there are several restaurants here that regularly make the lists of "cheap eats" put out by local influencers. Like several other Vegas malls, the ceilings are painted for atmosphere and there are even two free shows - a rain show and the Lost City Show. They have the usual annoying cosmetic stores with the women literally chasing after you, proffering samples. It's like a Vegas plague. There are souvenir stores and ABC stores of course. But there are some unusual gems too. Dr. Fish is where you can go for the fish pedicure experience (get yourself a Groupon). There is a massage place. There are shows at the Theaters and a food court with some unique choices. The only downside is if you're planning to leave using a rideshare. If you are, there IS a designated Miracle Mile Shops rideshare area, but most drivers don't seem to acknowledge it, so they will inevitably go to Planet Hollywood and leave you standing outside in a garage area waiting. It's frustrating and it happens to us every time we go there. And every time, the drivers have insisted that the correct spot to pick up is Planet Hollywood. So plan ahead on that or maybe just give in exit through Planet Hollywood. Good way to end a pretty solid afternoon.

There are a few things more delightful to a vintage lover then digging through a gloriously crowded…read morelittle shop with surprises and treasures in every corner and under every counter. And in this case, on top of the counters as well. And on me. I loved trying on clothes and jewelry and picking through all kinds of knick-knacks and everything else. I bought several things after a Lovely discussion about historical fashion with the young lady running things. Nothing was more endearing than their darling, cross-eyed, noisy little shoulder cat. 10/10. Would go back and pay an entry fee for her alone.

Yessssss, we are all obsessed with "Honey" the snuggly, over the shoulder, cross eyed beauty of a…read morecat! She is just perfection and I miss her already! I love the vintage vibe in the Arts District in LV. Glam Factory is packed with all kinds of goodies. Stephanie, the owner was nice enough to show me the armadillo purse. She can tell I was down for the creepy vibes. There was racks of all kinds of vintage finds. It was challenging with my baby angel on my back but I managed to find the most beautiful, floral, eighties blouse with sheer sleeves! It was giving Robert Smith vibes. A must in my book. It was a great deal too. The shop is located close to all the other shops and you can really make a nice afternoon just shopping. I would definitely keep an eye out for one of a kind pieces for a fair price.

I really appreciated visiting the Linq Promenade. It offered such a variety of shops and…read morerestaurants - so many that I'd regretted making dinner reservations elsewhere. We opted for sugar candy and $5 daiquiris while window shopping. This is also the spot to enjoy the High Roller Ferris wheel.

GETTING HERE:…read more Located outside the Flamingo and LINQ resorts. Think of it as a mini Downtown Disney or Universal City walk. REVIEW: This is a good time. Lots of places to eat, people watch, listen to music, shop, etc. There's an In-N-Out (obvi), little Vegas gift shops, a Ghiradelli, and I noticed a magic shop place also. Tons and tons of places to drink, too! Personally, I prefer to spend time in the Resorts, but if you need something quick, I am sure you will find it here. There's a Mexican restaurant that plays loud techno music until 2-3 in the morning, so FYI on that. :) It's a nice play to get some fresh air and sun. There's also a zipline! Check it out!

Well having come to see many shows here this place may as well shut its doors!!! Both elevators are…read morebroken and all 4.... Count them 4 are as of this posting inoperable!!! What is left of the businesses should be getting there rent back before this place shutters the windows!!! Where are the people enforcing the ADA!! Just say no til the landlord at least looks like they care!!!

The Hush Puppy opened a location in Neonopolis today! They also celebrated 50 years of being in…read morebusiness. I attended the grand opening and it was so fun! Great food, festivities, many prominent professionals, and government officials attended too! I tried catfish, fried chicken, fried green tomatoes, and the yummy hushpuppies with honey butter! Parking was easy in the garage and it was a short walk to the elevators up to Level 1, which is on Freemont Street and where the Hush Puppy is located.

1. This was my first time coming here, but I was impressed with their vast selection of model kits,…read morefigures, and other items. What caught my attention was that they also have things that I don't expect to find especially in this city such as figures for NIKKE: Goddess of Victory, Girls' Frontline (small selection), and Blue Archive. Their display shelves were also cool to look at and see figure scales and details. 2. The prices felt reasonable to me as it'd be more expensive if I bought things elsewhere online. 3. The staff were extremely welcoming and upon checkout, mentioned their account system to earn rewards. The staff member who serviced me went out of her way to help me out in our checkout. I highly recommend this store if you are a big collector or an anime fan as they have lots of items catering to many franchises.

Went here yesterday, this place has a wide selection of figures ranging from pop up figures to…read morenendoroids. I was stunned to see the wide variety of shows there too, most of the figures were pretty cheap for the quality. All of them looked absolutely amazing and it was often hard to choose between some due to how gorgeous they were. I ended up getting this pretty pink haired girl. I would ABSOLUTELY come back here again!