Did not know what to expect going into this lol…read more But hey it was quirky fun and we had laughs You start on one end and watch these UV glow in light shows as you go from one room to another until you exit Some are tripper than others Definitely if you are under the influence of something you'd get more out of it lol

I had a great time! Got in quickly, wasn't pricey, and it was entertaining enough! Star off because…read moreit's less immersive in the sense that you're looking through a viewing space vs being completely surrounded by everything. And the music could have used a little more bass ;) But a fun little experience to bring kids to nonetheless!

Shan-Gri-La is a great time for kiddos! If you're looking to take your little explorer to a free,…read moreminimal cost fun time, visit as a family! However, it's Vegas, so bring your hats, waters, misters, whatever you do to fight the heat out here. We brought our niece and nephew here because right now life is all about dinosaurs! They were able to meet Dino man, we explored the very colorful and decorated front yard, saw some gems, baby Dino eggs, a T-Rex and even some aliens. Dino man makes it very fun to be involved and interacts with you, he has little free toys or snacks, games that get you prizes; and little stuff on sale that is very affordable to go towards your experience! He has water, soda and ice pops for your fun time also! Overall, it was a great experience for my nephew, he was super interested in his yard, car and garage! We will be back to see Dino man, but maybe when it's not too hot so he is amazed a bit longer!

What: little museum park for kids. The front of the house is decorated with lots of different…read moredinosaurs and there's a table of toy dinosaurs to play with. Logistics: Before you go in, Dinoman will give you the rules of what you can/can't touch. There are two dinos the kids can sit on for photos. Then into the garage and you can pick a few items (snacks, little toys, candy) for free. There are coupons to spin a wheel and win other things and he also has fossils that he explains and lets the kids touch. It's a very sweet little place obviously put together with the love of dinosaurs and little children by a retired teacher. Our nieces (ages 4 and 7) enjoyed it and spent about 45 minutes there. Cost: free, so please donate a little something to keep this funky place around for the little ones!

Such a cool place! Whether you are a fan of Evel Knievel or like me where you know a little about…read morehim and think he was cool. This place did an amazing job of chronologically displaying all of his triumphs, failures and injuries and everything in between! Super interesting, with short videos throughout, you really end up realizing he did A LOT more crazy stuff than you thought you remembered. I would highly recommend stopping by and checking it out if you are in the downtown area!

My expectations were definitely exceeded. I am 62 yo male from KC and my wife is 56 yo from Spain…read more Also with us was my 65 yo sister from Dallas. I expected the 2 ladies to be bored, but they really enjoyed it. First, the staff and docents were super friendly and knowledgable. The location is great - in the Arts District between the Strip and Fremont Street(we had a great lunch right across the street before our tour). Entry fee is very reasonable, especially for Vegas. The exhibit is split into 2 parts. Part 1 starts with Evel's youth. Then, once he became a daredevil, the go year-by-year through his career with each year in a separate "room". I really liked that each year had a board showing what else was happening in the world to give context. Another big positive was all of the short video clips scattered throughout the exhibit - they put a lot of effort into gathering TV interviews and other video for us. There were also a lot of his motorcycles interspersed in these yearly rooms, so you could see the photos, watch the videos, then turn around and 3 feet away is the actual motorcycle you just saw in the pics and video. You could see when he went from riding Triumphs to Laderas and then Harleys of different models. The exhibits had great graphics with the main points pulled out of the text of the readerboards and splashed across each exhibit. Standing next to the Snake River Jump X-2 cycle was really cool - I mean it's right there in front of your nose so you can really look it over. So many great artifacts, and displayed really well with very good lighting and backdrops to make it come to life. Part 2 was a big single room that held Evel's semi-tractor trailer and other vehicles. It also had a VR simulator where you sit on a motorcycle and go through a recreation of a jump he did. It costs an additional $15, but I felt it was worth it. My wife and sister passed on doing that. The gift shop was good, but they were out of my size in the 3 different t-shirts that I wanted. I found another one I liked in my size. They apologized and said that they had 700 people for their Grand Opening 3 weeks earlier, so they cleaned out of some sizes in some of the most popular designs. They had a life-sized model of the famous Evel Wheelie Motorcycle toy that I always wanted as a kid. They actually sell the toy in the gift shop, too (but I didn't buy one). We spent over 2 hours there, and surprisingly I was the first of the 3 of us to make it through the exhibit - the ladies lingered longer than me. Bathrooms were clean and new. They sold refreshments in the gift shop, too (important since it was 114 degrees that day). But despite the heat outside, the air conditioning was working well. Other than being out of my size on the t-shirt that I wanted, everything else was just really top notch. I highly recommend this exhibit when you are in Vegas - you won't be disappointed.

Amazing experience and great for families! The team is wonderful and I will be recommending them…read moreto my friends and family. Great job ShangriLlama team!

I had so much fun walking llamas... I am so sad the rain kind of cut us and made it so the meeting…read moredidn't get to walk as long with them., but they refunded us half the price, because we didn't get to have our full walk, even though we still had a great time feeding them and they were so amazing. The farm and venue is really beautiful, where they do weddings and you can walk you down the aisle, with a llama. The couple are friendly and helpful, They are very informative and you are more than welcome to ask them. Lots of questions. It was so informative. I learned so much, and I would totally go back again.

My husband dragged me here - and then I had the best time!…read more It was the day after Memorial Day so the large crowds were not there. It's in Henderson, not far from the City. They have a very well-curated museum with century homes throughout the property, including the old print shop, railway depot, a conductor's house, a church and more. Beautiful grounds. YES, roses DO BLOOM in the desert. Go!

Seeking historical context and actual evidence and facts of Nevada…read more.... Let's go! Living breathing historical facts and data are always the best. Now we cannot touch anything. Keep your hands and feet to yourself as you walk the path. It's starts with the breath of the old west. What did a young Las Vegas and Boulder City actually look like. Most of the history here are actual. Some are replicated by certain types of groups to aid in keeping the history alive. As you move on you can actually walk through the exhibits. The history of each era is shown in houses by the "Main Street," exhibits. It's too cool ! This is the way to see a little piece of history. That old chapel was saved and has married so many individuals. Come and see our historical past in photos. The artifacts of the era are here too.

First off this is at the Las Vegas Ballpark. This years theme is the Nutcracker. Going the first…read moreweekend was awesome as there was a $15 discount on tickets, complimentary pictures and being that F1 was in town and a free concert on Fremont, the park was virtually empty. This year the decorations were better than last year, they really did an amazing job. There is a maze for you to walk through to find the gigantic Nutcrackers with different themes for each one. There are two large keyboards you can walk on, a humungous dance floor, an ice skating rink and a giant slide you can go down on inner tubes. Upstairs you will find vendors with all sorts of crafts, food booths and concessions. The lights, the music and the people made this an amazing holiday experience. Even though prices will be a little higher for the rest of the season, it is definitely worth going. We were there for almost 3 hours and it did not even seem like it. I highly recommend a visit to Enchant. There is plenty of parking and the staff are friendly and available to help.

We have actually went for 3 years now and my kids love it. Do I think it's a little expensive? Yes,…read morebut their smiles and the memories are priceless. They did have snow slides this year and we decided to buy tickets. It was everything! We had so much fun and I felt like I was in Colorado. Google promo codes because they usually offer discounts. That's what I did. Parking is free and I recommend going early because I felt like it wasn't as busy until later.

As an auto enthusiast who loves old school muscle cars and vintage cars, this museum is…read morebreathtaking. Spread across multiple buildings there's so many amazing discoveries in their collection. The owner and staff here is really friendly and inviting. They welcome families and it's a great adventure for an afternoon. There's a lot of collectibles beyond just your traditional cars, it's gas pumps, old laundry washers, typewriters, etc. Also, there's a huge collection of memorabilia from film, Disney, sports and the music industry. I was really surprised at the large die-cast collection and how they positioned all of their collectibles in the room. There's so many cars but the layout was exceptional. This is a true gem in town!

So if you like race cars or street rods or toy collections or have interest in LAS history, you…read moregotta go here. Nostalgia Street Rods hosts events during the year where part of the collection is open for viewing but to get the full experience you need to book a tour. Rooms full of die cast, Disney and an unbelievable memorabilia display that would be the envy of any collector. Also an incredible car and truck display. How many people do you know that have their own armored car and Zamboni. The Goldstroms have a long history of community support which continues today. If you have a chance, stop by and get a tour of their collections and the history behind them. You won't be disappointed.

We won tickets from I heart radio. It was absolutely the best Disney experience ive ever had. No…read morewaiting in lines, no rides, children were giggling and having a ball. It was so sweet to see everyone enjoy the snipits of disney movies we all fell in love with as children. The floor is interactive and it was perfectly wonderful. I cqnt say anything bad about this experience other than im sad that it won't be a permanent experience.

Came here with my family. My niece loves Disney so this was perfect for her. This Disney immersive…read moreexperience is located in the crystals shop. We checked in early and were able to draw and take pictures outside before heading into the show. When we got in, they had a few benches scattered around to sit on or you could sit on the floor, which is what we all ended up doing. The walls showed clips of the different Disney movies. Throughout the show, bubbles and fake snow also came out of the ceiling, which I thought was pretty cool. Overall, I think this experience was overpriced if you were to pay normal price. Lucky we got a cyber money deal which was half off for the basic ticket. I'm pretty sure if you have little ones who love Disney, it would be worth it.