The Las Vegas Strip is one of the most famous places in the world although it only spans about 4.2 miles. Many people know it as a gambling capital of the world but there are lots of other reasons people come visit. There are a lot of well-known restaurants, buffets, bars, and other activities like pools, day and night clubs, entertainment, and shopping. One of the unique things about the Strip is the open container laws that allow people to walk around the area with alcohol. Another unique thing is that there are tons of restaurants and bars that open late and some even 24/7. Of course, all the casinos are open all day and night purposefully with no windows around so you lose track of time. It's walkable up and down the street and although it can get to 100 degrees in the summer, you can take shortcuts through the different resorts and buildings. It's a place that draws visitors from all over the world, so you'll see a cast of characters no matter where you go. There really is something for everyone here. read more

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Until you're here, you can't quite comprehend what you're about to see. This is the most visually satisfying feat in architecture I've ever seen. I was in awe as we walked up and down the strip. You definitely need good shoes. As they say, what you see in front of you is actually a mile away. It's truly crazy. We say so much, walked so much, and took in so many sights and sounds. It's so gorgeous. read more

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Hello and welcome BTS fans! I hope your flight or drive into Vegas was a pleasant one. I'm not a local but I do like to visit at least once a year to break the monotony of Seattle life. The Strip can be overwhelming so I tend to do just weekender trips. If it's your first time on the Vegas Strip I recommend that you wear good shoes, stay hydrated, and take breaks. It's walkable but the length of Vegas blocks are long, the properties are grand, and there's a lot to absorb. Summer can be brutal so check the weather forecast so you can pack properly. Restaurants, services, entertainment, lodging. It's all here. It is a car-centric city. Their public transit system isn't reliable or frequent. You'll probably do a lot of rideshare requests if you need to get to places quickly. I've have some of the best conversations with locals on rideshare trips. If you plan on going off The Strip then renting a car is great and if you have your own car that's good too. A couple years ago parking was free but the properties brought back parking fees. I like the efficiency of their parking garages. They use red lights to indicate occupied spots and green lights to indicate an open spots. So ARMY, for those who remember 2022 PTD, The Strip was lit up in purple for Borahaegas. For 2026, it'll be lit up in red for ARIRANG. Exciting, right?!? read more

Las Vegas Strip - 2022 PTD on Stage Las Vegas throwback - Local Flavor Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I don't know if it was just a slow weekend in Las Vegas when we went but I think it was the most enjoyable time I have had walking the strip because it really wasn't overly crowded like it had been in previous trips I have taken there. For the 250th anniversary of America they actually have fireworks on the strip every Saturday of the summer so it was awesome to be able to walk outside and enjoy the show with a drink in hand. We stood right outside bottled blonde and it wasn't crowded at all. I have been to Vegas more times than I can count and the view truly never gets old! read more

Las Vegas Strip - Local Flavor Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

When you think of Las Vegas, I think many of us think of "the Strip." I went to Las Vegas with my mom right before she had a major surgery after her cancer diagnosis (she didn't want to tell family or friends, so I kept privately until a year ago to announce she was in remission!). Loved being able to celebrate life and make memories with my parents. One of the activities suggested to me when visiting Las Vegas, as it had been a decade or more since I went, was to take a stroll down the Strip. Love both being able to walk at day, and at night to see the lights. There's even a roller coaster on the Las Vegas Strip! I was amazed at all the entertainment, food, yard stick drinks, and other offerings Las Vegas had. I do think we will be back, and I would recommend if you want a fun adult trip! read more

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I can't believe i've never written a review of Vegas even though I've been there many times. It's definitely changed mainly the prices but you can still find something to do no matter what. I will say i really miss The Mirage so badly. i'm disappointed that's its turning into something else. It had history and just felt like classic Vegas. I don't go as often because everything is so expensive but it still has a special place in my heart. I've stayed at Aria, Bellagio, palazzo and Wynn and all very beautiful. Over the years I've loved the shows, pools, comedy, and they even offer popular concerts now. The Sphere which I have not made it to yet. Some restaurants use to be something I looked forward to. Even with all these changes I'm sure I'll be back someday. read more

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There is no place in the world like the Las Vegas Strip. It covers the length of Las Vegas Boulevard with miles of iconic resorts, world-famous attractions, incredible dining, shopping, and nonstop entertainment. The hotels are tourist attractions in and of themselves, each offering unique themes, experiences, and attractions that make exploring the Strip totally exciting and unforgettable. On the Strip, you can even hotel-hop and enjoy the different themed resorts for little more than the cost of transportation or for free, if you use the free monorail. One of my favorite things about the Strip is the non-stop energy. Day or night, there is always something happening. From the spectacular Bellagio Fountains to enjoying the amusement park at New York hotel. Walking the Strip is its own unique experience. The bright lights, impressive architecture, street performers (many, many street performers), and diverse set of global visitors. Yesterday, I walked from Cesar's Palace to the Mandalay Bay hotel with stops along the way. Needless to say, I slept well last night. Pro tip: Visitors should be prepared for crowds and plenty of walking. Distances between resorts can be underestimated, and the Strip is much longer than it appears. Someone might tell you something is the next block, however, when you get to the destination, it feels like you have walked 5 miles. Comfortable shoes are an essential rite of passage to survival in Las Vegas. For me, however, these are minor tradeoffs. The people-watching alone is worth the visit...nothing like it. read more

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We exited MGM hotel which led to a connecting bridge to the Hershey factory. I like that they had an escalator you could take to the ground level or up to the bridge. The bridge has a great view of some of the attractions on the strip. We enjoyed walking around and taking in the sights. They had a waterfall with vibrant colors which was fun to take pictures nearby. The Hershey factory and the M&M factory were fun to look around. My friends and I bought some unique flavored m&ms at the factory. Both factories have multiple levels and the candy can get pricey. read more

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The Las Vegas strip still has all its appeal and even more as people's attention span changes. I've been visiting Vegas since 1974 and I even lived here at one point in time, and the ever-changing scope of The Strip never ceases to amaze me. Typically, husband and I visit Hawaii for our anniversary but opted for Vegas due to convenience and cost. I am amazed how much it's grown just since I lived here. Everywhere you look, every nook and cranny, has a surprise, a hip nightclub, themed-focus bars, and food galore!! Dress to the Nines or come casual and as-you-are and create your experience here! Elite-Tip: stop on one of the many bridges and take in the view! And The Strip's number one asset is the level of service you'll receive everywhere you visit. The employees of each location work very hard to provide an amazing experience. I've watched low key workers cleaning, monitoring, guiding, and assisting visitors to ensure a great experience. If you can't travel due to high gas prices, there's always "VEGAS BABY"and The Strip doesn't disappoint! read more

Can we all agree that there is way too many road work construction projects going on at the same time in our city? The route along Las Vegas Blvd and Russell has been under construction for the past six months, since the summer! I noticed the Sign posted that states Road Work will be happening until January 2026. And then there is the Railroad Crossing, if there is a RTC bus, it will be stopping in the right lane of traffic, whether there is a train coming or not. I counted one bus at Pause, it was nineteen seconds. F1 Construction and De-construction has also messed up traffic. I think that is all gone now. Confusing ways to get to Hotel parking garages along with tourists not knowing where to go, has also added to this issue. Have you heard why Locals don't come to the Strip that often, only when family/friends are in town? Yes, this is the reason why. read more

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This is where all the action happens LOL I mean shows, things to do, sight-seeing, all of it. The strip is where you go to gamble, shop and dine. If you go outside of the strip, it's dry, desert, and there's not much going on. The money is all in the strip. The rest of Nevada doesn't even matter lol The strip gets incredibly crowded. You have to pay for parking everywhere. Prepare for a ton of walking too. The best way to get around is either do valet parking, or get your walking shoes on lol The strip is all about the nightlife. It truly is the city that never sleeps. All night long, you will hear cars honking, lights, and people will be down in the casinos. You can find some places open 24 hours or until 3AM in the morning. If you are a night owl, you will love the strip! read more

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Las Vegas Boulevard ak. as the Las Vegas Strip never disappoints. There is always something new. Right now, we are experiencing the construction of the new Hard Rock Hotel and Casino on the site of the old Mirage Hotel. The new hotel is going to be built as a large guitar shaped building and it's coming along nicely. Simultaneously, the old building of Mirage Hotel is being dismantled. There are lane closures on the Strip nearby the construction site. Of course there are traffic jams along with that. Despite the traffic congestion, I am excited about the new hotel and casino on the Strip! read more

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We haven't been in Las Vegas in quite a few years. With that being said, this is the new "Strip" even though it's older now! ;) The Strip is about four miles of hotels, shopping , and eateries. During the day, it's like anywhere else. During the evening, that's when all the beautiful and flashy lights catches our attention!!! It's amazing how technology has come a long ways to present us with such beautiful images. It's like being in an adult Disney adventure!!! It's fun to take pictures and people watching. We enjoyed shopping in all kinds of different stores. There's even a giant roller coaster! You can hear people screaming when out and about. Hotels and eateries all around. There's different levels so be prepared and wear some comfortable shoes!! Besides the standard sidewalks, there's stairs, and outdoor escalators. I did see some elevators, too. There's also people out playing music. Tipping helps them out. Overall, the first evening we walked a little over 19K steps! We were all tuckered out!! The beauty of the lights made it all worth the exhaustion!! ;) read more

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The Vegas strip baby! It can be fun, cool, scary & trippy all at once too but it's a must to walk it when here. Better to come at night of course but that's when it can get a bit scary too so walk with someone or in a crowd. Unfortunately for us the night we walked it some You Tubers had beef & one was shot & killed, I heard the shots. But for the most part it's chill, you find alot of stores to shop & places to eat & drink. Also don't get hustled by the characters or half naked girls for pics & becareful with the homeless some can be a bit crazy. As long as you with people you should be ok as many walk the strip day & night. During the summer I recommend walk it after 10pm because it's really hot before that. See you soon Vegas & when we do we'll be on that strip :) read more

Las Vegas Strip - Walking the strip at midnight getting munchies with my daughter & feeding a few homeless :) - Local Flavor Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

It's fun in Vegas. We stayed at the MGM Grand and went to The Sphere for the Wizard of Oz show. Good show. We walked to our different activities and also took ride shares. So many things to see and explore. My favorite stores - Coca Cola, M&M's Las Vegas - always go to check them out. And the ABC stores are so good for beverages and snacks during your stay. Lots of souvenir items too. And good prices. It can be crowded and overwhelming with the sounds and people. Watch out for the people in costumes because they want tips to have their photo taken. Some are aggressive. Walk fast past them. Or be prepared to pay for a photo. There aren't many water refilling stations that I could find so we bought drinks or bottled water. The trams are a good option to ride shares and taxis. It's been fun to come back and visit, so many changes and it keeps changing. read more

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One thing I can tell you is that walking from the South of the strip from Mandalay Bay all the way to The Strat is going to take you a good chunk of the day and about 30k steps. Yes, the famous last words is that we can just walk to X casino. You will spend a good 45 minutes doing so and regret it. Anyways, it's always a fun time and I usually stay at a hotel that's in the middle of the strip (Cosmopolitan, Bellagio, Caesars), so I can explore one side one day, and then the other side the next. Casino hopping is always fun, and losing a few along the way. Also blessed that all the casinos are connected or just a short walk in between as nobody wants to be in that 100 degrees desert heat in the middle of the day. read more

On 8/8/2025 I walked the entire Strip, from Venice (Venetian) over to the Sphere, then down to Paris, then over to New York, then to Mandalay Bay and then back to my hotel (The Venetian). Mind you I walked it all midday in 109-degrees, totaling 6-miles @ 18k steps. So many great sights, sounds & scenes. Fantastic exercise & a really great walk. Vegas is surprisingly safe, clean & calm. I was expecting The Hangover movie shenanigans, but it was rather quiet (even at night too). read more

The STRIP. I think it's safe to say that when one thinks of Vegas, the Strip is one of the first things that comes to mind. It's the entertainment heart of the Las Vegas Valley, and houses the majority of the resorts, casinos, and shows. Fun fact - the Strip is not actually in the city of Las Vegas; it's in the unincorporated communities of Paradise and Winchester, but why get caught up in technicalities? One of the pros of the Strip is that you're close to "everything" and in the thick of the Vegas entertainment culture. Pretty much all of the megaresorts are on the Strip and as such, all the shopping and shows that come along with them. I've honestly never seen such huge hotels in my life - like wow. The majority of attractions I visited during my time in Vegas were on Strip - though I did go off-Strip for several things and it's worth noting that there are many shops, restaurants, and sources of entertainment in these areas as well. The Strip can be overly stimulating so it was nice to get away from it for a minute. There are definitely some things that I didn't like about the Strip, though. It's not fun to walk - and this is coming from someone who loves walking. I don't necessarily dislike it because of the crowds and street hecklers (that comes with the territory) - it's more because it's very disjointed. The foot traffic makes it so that it's not a straight walk - and they utilize skybridges at some intersections so there's a lot of up and down. At intersections where I could cross the street, the green lights were super long so I was waiting at an intersection for several minutes. I also think the Strip is kind of an optical illusion - everything looks relatively close together, but because the buildings are so large it took me longer than I thought to walk somewhere. I would also be mindful when you're out walking - some areas of the Strip are desolate and not as nice as others. For me, The Strip is like Times Square in NYC, Broadway in Nashville, and the Walk of Fame in LA - fun sources of entertainment but at the same time super over-the-top and at times overstimulating. It's almost obligatory to visit and walk at least part of the Strip while you're in Vegas - just know there are other sources of entertainment outside its confines. read more

As a local, one of the few rare occasions that I'll make it out to The Strip is to see one of the production shows, which are generally world class. You can't go wrong with any performance by Cirque du Soleil. I also love Blue Man Group, which is a mix of comedy, magic, high-energy music, and art, with plentiful crowd participation. Las Vegas casino properties have a lifecycle in which they pass their prime, and will never return to it. Bellagio and The Venetian are among the few that have endured. Caesars Palace is overcrowded, in my opinion. Resorts World is the latest and greatest, but Fontainbleu is not new age, in my opinion. To get the ultimate experience as a tourist on the Las Vegas Strip, I would stay at the Bellagio, and get tickets to see "O." While there, you can also take in the Fountains of Bellagio water show, as well as the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. Make it over to the Wynn for their buffet. Ride the High Roller Observation Wheel at The LINQ. Maybe splurge on a show at The Sphere. If you insist on a beachclub or nightclub, I recommend Drai's at The Cromwell, Omnia at Caesars Palace, or XS at the Wynn. For Sunday brunch, I recommend Crossroads Kitchen at Resorts World, which is the only plant-based fine-dining restaurant on The Strip (which is sister to the original location in Los Angeles). All of the non-vegan family and friends I've taken there love it as much as I do. It's cheaper than the typical buffet on The Strip, and the brunch includes entertainment performed by a piano singer. Also, check out Tacotarian in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood resort. For vegan cuisine off of The Strip, Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum and Tarantino's Vegan are well worth the trip. If you want to explore entertainment and nightlife off of The Strip, head downtown. Check out the three stages of live entertainment on the Fremont Street Experience, along with overhead animations on The Canopy, SlotZilla ziplines, Circa Sportsbook, and Gold Spike. For craft beer, check out Chicago Brewing Co. in Four Queens, or Triple 7 Restaurant & Microbrewery at Main Street Station. My favorite places in the Arts District include Able Baker Brewing, The Silver Stamp, Stray Pirate, Servehzah, Tacotarian, and Cornish Pasty Co. It's hard to keep up with the pace of new bars and restaurants opening in this hotspot, resulting from the breathtaking speed of its revitalization and gentrification. Accordingly, the prices (of food, drinks, and parking) are increasing toward those you would expect on Fremont Street or The Strip. My favorite places in Fremont East Entertainment District currently include pizza at Evel Pie, and brunch at PublicUs. California Hotel and UNLV are the epicenters of the Hawaiian "9th Island." The best places for contemporary Hawaii food on Fremont Street include Aloha Specialties, Market Street Cafe, Garden Court buffet, and ABC Stores. Near UNLV, check out Aloha Kitchen, Leilani's Attic, Poke Heaven, or Makai Island Grill. The flagship location of Zippy's in Vegas is at Arroyo Crossing. At the time of this review, they are preparing to open their fifth location in the valley. Other local favorites include Pāʻina Cafe (in Korea Town Plaza or Blue Diamond) and Island Sushi & Grill in Henderson. read more

You have to walk the Vegas Strip if you come to Las Vegas on vacation ! You really get the flavor of the place and you get to experience the street level energy and vibe which is cool . I didn't really eat on the Strip but it looks like there are some cool spots to grab a drink with views of the Strip down here . Check out the Bellagio Fountain too . But bring water because it was literally like 100 degrees outside in May and wear comfortable shoes because it's a lot of walking ! read more

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the Vegas Strip! stretching over 4 miles, this is the heart and life of Los Vegas. you must try the Eiffel Tower experience with its own restaurant. you must try a club out here, especially at night. you should check out the Fountains of Bellagio, with a show featuring music and a fountain presentation. and definitely just walk around the strip, as you will find all different forma of live entertainment and experiences read more

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The Las Vegas Strip is well known as the entertainment capital of the world. People from all over the world have visited. There is no other place like it! Do you want thrills and excitement? It's Vegas, Baby!! What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas! We all know that saying! The Strip is about 4 miles long, from the Mandalay to the Stratosphere. It is formally known as the Las Vegas Boulevard. There are so many hotels, casinos, restaurants, shops, and exhibits on the Strip to warm your heart. Practically anything you desire and fantasize about is available as long as you can afford it. So, bring all your credit cards, cash, sexy clothes, and have at it! Don't be shy! Vegas is open 24/7. read more

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Las Vegas is not what I expected. It was full of upselling and quite frankly overtly expensive. They are selling you on an experience that is not there. They don't care about the consumer or the experience only the next customer sadly. I would not return. read more

I've been coming out to Las Vegas over the past few decades. Sadly, this recent trip I can see the area is just declining. Mainly it relies on tourist to come and enjoy themselves. Unfortunately, the entire town has gotten expensive. I went during the Grand Prix. The taxi cab companies were supposed to charge a flat rate as printed on the wall at the airport. The fee to get to my hotel from the airport showed $21 and when we arrived at the hotel we were paying just under $40. It was a bit of a slap in the face. Everything in Las Vegas at the hotels are way more money. Now I usually just walk into a local walgreens or cvs or even a 7-11 and grab a few big bottles of water. Those same bottles cost 3-4x at the hotel. The tickets to see a show has gone way up. Just everything all around is more expensive. People are already spending a ton just trying to visit Las Vegas. They don't want to burn through their savings on the trip. To get around I used Uber/Lyft and those guys all have some interesting stories. Sadly, leaving Vegas my driver told me he's lived and worked in Las Vegas the past 20 years. This is the 1st time he's down about 40%. That's just crazy. I've got some cool ideas to rebuild Las Vegas and attract more tourist. If the mayor there wants to reach out and have a short conversation... More tourist means more money and jobs for everyone. I used to love that city. Now, its good but it could be way better. read more

Spectacular... This massive strip that's filled with so much attraction not to be missed and has grown and evolved in the good and bad. The bad crowd as usual, parking has been the biggest price gouging ridiculousness, getting around anywhere takes forever. The good...it's the fun place to do whatever you choose...gamble, shop, eat, browse and just escape as what happens in Vegas is your choice. The Bellagio fountains and Conservatory & Botanical Garden, Venitian gondola, New York New York rollercoaster, Caesars Palace, and yes the Las Vegas Sphere just to name a few and as driving certainly is the best convenience though parking has gotten insane the draw to view something unique and fun is certainly found here and as much exhausting it can be I do love walking the strip especially in the evening as it all comes alive in the most vibrant and lively show it's definitely known for. Thank you! read more

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Comfortable shoes, clothes that are meant to move in, sunglasses! The cheese factor is thru roof. Did and done. Hectares are the size of some of these complexes. read more

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Las Vegas Strip is sensory overload lol ;) There's literally so much to do and see. So many friendly faces and yummy spots to grub. read more

Firework Disappointment: If you are not a local, I highly discourage anyone from around the country to fly into vegas on the 4th of July for the fireworks. You need to know the Las Vegas Strip only puts on the firework show for 8 minutes!!!! This was a shock, as most other places do a fireworks show anywhere from 30 minutes to a full hour. EIGHT MINUTES for Vegas! Also, depending on where you are watching the fireworks from, your view can be greatly obstructed by buildings. Just because you are on the top floor of a hotel does not mean your view will be flawless. read more

Five stars because there's no place quite like it. There are so many new changes on the horizon and so many that have occurred over the years. We don't go out West often, but when we do Vegas is usually on the list of cities to visit. Let the good times roll, Viva Las Vegas! read more

Pretty dead . Formula one event so completely fenced up . Not many people walking . Not what I remember from years and years ago when I was here . I did noticed a ton of new buildings . The Vegas lights are always cool. I got to have Gordos Tacos so that was plus !! read more

We had fun exploring different hotels in 1 day. If you're not into gambling like us, doing hotel/casino hopping is the way to explore the strip. We parked at the mall, paid $15 for an all day rate, and walked across the bridge. Mall parking is free but it was very impossible to find a spot. Instead of wasting more time, paid the valet. Visited 1. Wynn. 2. Venetian 3. Caesars 4. Treasure Island We walked for 5 hours and back to the mall before closing time 10pm. read more

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My wife and I used to visit 2-3 times a year. We enjoy the whole scene. The gambling, drinking, shows, crazy people and everything in between. Except all the children. Really... Our last trip was for new years 2025. We stayed at mgm grand for the first time. (Hated it) Worst casino on the strip. Imo But back to the kids. There were so many and increased every visit since 2020. Tripping over them on the strip and inside the casinos. I couldn't comfortably drink and enjoy myself. Who likes to let loose if front of kids. Yes everything was super expensive (400 a night for the room) but the kids are why we won't ever be back. Las vegas needs to quit trying for a family friendly setting and accept that it's gotta stay sin city read more

Las Vegas Strip - Local Flavor Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

You have to hit up the strip if you want to say you visited Las Vegas! It gets super crowded on weekends and at night especially, but isn't that part of the fun? If you're intimidated by the heat, come out at night or stick to walking inside the casinos for the air conditioning. I didn't realize I walked three miles until I got to the end of the strip-I was seriously entranced by all the sights and stores. It is super beautiful at night with all the lit up buildings and LED displays. The Sphere also has some cool displays (and advertisements). Best of all, you don't have to spend money to enjoy it, although there's plenty of places if you want to. I think the day time is more family-friendly. In the evening there's hustlers and people handing out escort cards, which isn't my cup of tea personally. read more

LAS VEGAS BABY!!!!! An adult playground, Never a boring moment, always something new, fun, exciting, unexpected, Rated R & sometimes X, friendly, upscale, smiling faces, TMT, Stars, intoxicated people, shows, shows, shows, and OMG more shows, unlimited things to do, restaurants, museums, casinos, rides, Area 15, (NOT to be confused with 51) Area 51, Freemont Street, the Grand Canyon, and the list goes on....... Yes, Please! What's not to like? read more

Las Vegas Strip - Local Flavor Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I have been going to Vegas since my high school days. So I have seen many of the changes that have taken place over the years. I remember driving to Las Vegas from L.A. for the first time in the middle of the night with some buddies and seeing the lights from afar. We passed the iconic Las Vegas sign and went cruising down the Strip. It was a scene from the movie "Swingers" where we were yelling "Vegas Baby Vegas" out the window while in awe of the bright lights from all the hotels. The Luxor was still being built when I first visited Las Vegas over 30 years ago. What makes Las Vegas fun is walking up and down the streets and checking out all of the different hotels. I feel like every time I go to Las Vegas, either a new hotel is being built or an older one is coming down. It is sad when you watch the videos of some of the old iconic hotels like Sands and Riviera being demolished. I miss the days when coming to Vegas was dirt cheap and you could get a room and buffet dinner for almost nothing. Today, the rooms are pretty pricey if you stay at one of the nicer hotels. I have probably stayed at close to fifteen different hotels on the Vegas Strip. They all have their perks and I have a few favorites that I still go back to. Las Vegas has changed over the years and has become more family friendly with more rides and entertainment (and sports venues) which I think has driven up the prices. Fine dining has become a thing too with celebrity chefs opening restaurants up and down the Strip. The Las Vegas Strip is about four miles long and is known for its concentration of resort hotels and casinos. The Strip has one of the highest concentrations of LEED-certified buildings in the world. The "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign and Mandalay Bay are at the southernmost part of the strip. The Strat is at the northern most part of the Strip. Beyond the northern part of the Strip is Downtown Las Vegas and Fremont Street. If you want to get a nice view of the entire Las Vegas Strip, take a trip up to the observation deck of the Strat at night. The Luxor Lamp has the strongest light beam in the world and Sphere is the world's largest LED sphere display screen. Las Vegas isn't always glamourous and has its downsides. There is a reason it is nicknamed Sin City. In the older days, every corner was lined with paid workers that would shove "adult entertainment" cards advertising escorts and working girls on the Strip in your hand. It has gotten a little better, but those guys are still there. You can drink on the Strip and sometimes the streets are littered with beer cans and trash. And it can get very very crowded. Vegas probably is not the best place for kids during the later hours of the night. If you miss seeing some of the old Las Vegas Strip buildings and signs from the old days, head over to the Neon Museum north of the Strip. The Neon Boneyard features many of the signs from old casinos and other businesses. read more

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Review #1111 and it's been a fun ride. The Las Vegas Strip is one of the Greatest Places on Earth! It has everything you want or need at almost all hours of the day every day of the year. There are sections that definitely need re-done, and some are in the process of being improved which can make it tricky to navigate by walking, but the bridges over the cross streets definitely help keep things moving for vehicles and pedestrians. I do recommend walking at least a portion of the strip as it's perfect for people watching. You'll see things you may not see in your home city. There are lots of little shops where you can grab a quick snack. You can pop into a casino to cool off (or warm up depending on the season). There are other attractions and plenty of discount ticket booths for shows and other stuff. With legal marijuana, there are also plenty of places to stop and indulge, with bud-tenders waiting to assist you in your purchase. At roughly 4 miles from the south end (Mandalay Bay) up to the Stratosphere, it is possible to walk the whole thing, so make sure you have practice walking in Stiletto's before you go! There are plenty of places to stop along the way too! read more

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I live in Los Angeles. But I am madly passionately in love with Las Vegas. We have never stayed off strip because - why would you do that? This is the best - gambling, food, resorts... I love it all. When my flight lands in Vegas... I feel this weird crazy happiness knowing I'm only a few minutes from the strip. Yes, I married Los Angeles... but I am having a wild love affair with Las Vegas. The Las Vegas strip is my happy place. read more

Las Vegas Strip - Local Flavor Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

There's plenty of lights and entertainment on this strip. There is plenty of walking to be done and nothing is quite straightforward while walking. There's a few crosswalks but the majority of the streets are connected by overhead walkways. These walk ways can be quite a distance away, so have good walking shoes read more

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I had a great experienc. Love the street performer, mini shops, and food. Great rewards programs. Safe traveling because of good securiTy. The first time I'd ever seen a two storey bus. The landscaping is beautiful. The cleaniness is above a 4. read more

I have visited the Las Vegas Strip for business and pleasure more times than I can remember and it never gets old. The casinos, restaurants, hotels and attractions are some of the most grandiose and world renowned, all within a 5 mile stretch. The glitz, lights and glamour is also a sight to see. Some of my favorites that I have enjoyed is MGM Grand, Caesar's Palace, and Cosmopolitan. I usually stop by the Fashion Show Mall to pick up the latest gear on the trip and chill out for a cigar at Davidoff, Eight, Montecristo or Casa Fuente. For those late night munchies, In N Out, White Castles and Tacos El Gordo. Day or night, I enjoy myself, all the time. read more

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