I absolutely loved attending my professional conference here at the Venetian Expo! They have such a…read moregreat venue for events, conferences, educational program, etc. here. The moment that I walked into the Expo I was impressed. The spacious and welcoming vibe here is nice. It is classy, clean, spacious, and very accommodating. The restrooms are clean, the salons clean, and they all are equipped with AV and WIFI that works well.

The Venetian Expo is one of the better expos on the strip. For those 'old timers' out there, it…read moreused to be the Sands. It huge, near everything, and has everything you could want EXCEPT cell reception. Using WiFi is otherwise useless as well. This is not only an issue for the Venetian but most show floors suffer from this issue. It makes no difference, your carrier, e-SIM, unlocked capabilities, or VPN. Welcome to LTE and 3G service, you might as well be in the middle of nowhere and still get better connectivity. I am usually here for the SHOT annually, dubbed the show that displays more ways to kill something than any other show.

Caesars Forum, located behind The LINQ on the Las Vegas Strip, was an impressive venue for our…read morereception and dance event. From the moment we walked in, the scale of the space was striking. The massive ballrooms with soaring ceilings and seemingly endless floor space made us feel tiny by comparison. The pillarless ballrooms enhanced the experience. One ballroom was set up with food stations and ample seating, while the adjoining room hosted the dance party featuring DJ Cassidy. The venue's modern architecture and elegant design created a welcoming atmosphere. Despite the large crowd, there was plenty of room for attendees to mingle comfortably, and the staff did an excellent job keeping the event running smoothly. The highlight of the evening was DJ Cassidy, whose infectious energy and crowd-pleasing playlist kept guests on the dance floor all night long. The line dancing was especially popular, and the sound and lighting transformed the ballroom into a vibrant, high-energy celebration. With its enormous space and seamless execution, Caesars Forum accommodated 20K+ attendees comfortably and delivered a memorable experience.

Had a great drone show. Plenty of space to walk around and see exhibits…read more Reason for 4 start no areas for refreshments. Far walk to get something to drink

Hey Yelp friends!! This event was so fun and done so right!…read more This gonna be my new annual tradition. We usually drive thru these lights every year(and we did) but wow it so fun to walk it! My hubby played music so we could enjoy holiday tunes while we meandered. Great job by everyone. Parking was set up right across from the lights entry. We had so much fun getting pumped up by the dJ/MC and the Marching band and the cheer leaders and all the raffles and photo OPPs. Everyone was in the festive mood and dressed for the occasion. This fun supports the children's charity and a lot of people brought children's pjs to donate. If you haven't done this yet. Put it on your list of must dos this year. I recommend. See you out there!

I attended here the last two years for EDC Vegas, and this is an amazing venue. It is enormous! So…read morelarge that they even have a dedicated area for people who want to camp for the weekend! Although I'm not into racing, I believe I would consider coming here for a Formula One race one day. Plenty of parking, and a wonderful place to attend an event.

This was such a fun spot!!! Went for an event and it was so cool. The place is so cool and the…read morepeople there are amazing.

I have never been to the conference center. It is amazingly huge! So spacious and we were well…read moretaken care of. This was for a job event, however all of the staff and security and everyone was very informative and helpful. I would love to have an event here myself because the staff and even the tools themselves were amazing. Everything was cleaned and the upkeep was very nice as well. The food was excellent, it was provided to us and I have included pictures. They multiple vegan and vegetarian options as well. Even down to the bathrooms! This place was awesome, they have mouthwash bottles and cups in the bathroom! Lol

The MGM Grand Conference Center is one of our two main conference meeting spaces. It hosts meeting…read moreand event venues in Las Vegas, offering a blend of scale and professionalism. With more than 380K square feet of dedicated conference space and the convention center has access to the broader MGM Grand convention facilities. It hosts everything from small corporate meetings to major conferences like ours. One of the center's key strengths is its versatility. The facility features numerous meeting rooms, ballrooms, and exhibition spaces that can accommodate groups of varying sizes. We have had workshops, business meetings and social events at this facility. The venue is modern, well-maintained, and designed to handle large attendee volumes efficiently. Experienced conference staff, strong audiovisual capabilities, and extensive on-site services have proven to be good. Attendees benefit from the MGM Grand resort's on-site restaurants, entertainment, and hotel accommodations. The downside is the vast size of the complex. It can sometimes be challenging to locate specific rooms, especially during large convention like ours with 27K attendees.

This was probably one of the best Yelp event I've been to this year. So many awesome vendors and…read morethe theme made it so fun for every to dress up! The food was all so good and exciting to try and I must say many of them were food places I havent heard of so it was great to try them all in one spot. Definitely got me some business cards so I can visit their real location. Hopefully we have another event like this where we can bring a plus one, definitely shows how cool it is to be Elite lol.

Great venue!!!! Loved all the different spaces!…read more All of the restaurants that came in were off the charts! Music was jammin and food and drinks were flowing! Thank you so much Yelp for such a great event!!!

So I honestly thought this was going to be a much bigger event than it was. It was going on right…read moreafter the dream Asia festival which had a crazy amount of food vendors so I thought naturally they would network and have many of those vendors piggy back and go to their event to sell. There was only one Asian food vendor besides the the tenghulu vendor. It looked like the booth was used on other days by China mama, but today it was mio buns. Further more when we went to order they were already out of the dan dan noodles and both drink options. So I ordered the beef soup. They estimated it would take 20 min...it took like double that largely because they weren't using a ticket system. They were just putting bowls down and people were grabbing them...I finally got my bowl. It was just over cooked yet clumpy noodles, and beef that was at least tender in a bland broth. There was no pickled greens, scallions or cilantro as advertised. I went back and let them know first what was missing she through some cilanteo and onion frantically on my bowl but no pickled greens...at that point I was like why even mention the noodles. They were flailing because most people wanted Asian food at an Asian event and the only other options were a burger truck and a taco truck. Funny enough my mom went to the burger truck goodhood because it had a vegetarian option and she said he was super organized and everything he was serving people was put together with care. There was also a drink booth that sold soda, no beverages connected to the culture, a cookie booth, and a Greek booth for other dessert options. I was just so confused. The Greek pastries were yummy I will say. We did buy some, but like who organized this? All the other vendors were just selling kind of gimmicky merchandise. I was hoping for like a Chinese medicinal herb booth, loose leaf teas, pretty clothes with fabrics that culturally significant. I just crave a cultural event that is authentic not this overly processed concept that they think Americans want. The energy also just felt flat some random opera singing that was a bit off and dancers going through the motions, no like cool dragon dance waking up the grounds, or lively drumming. Now for positives the lights were pretty to look at, and they had a dinosaur area which really only makes it more exciting for those with kids. Small rides for them to get on and animatronics for them to interact with. My son loves dinosaurs so that rocked his world in a good way. They also had an interactive light display that he was pretty fascinated by. There was some games set up to play, but sadly the corn hole was broken. This event has so much potential and I hope that in the future they find a way to make it what it can be.

It was half off for locals until 12/31/25 - so we went!…read more Came here with my fiancée and our siblings. There's an option to pay for VIP, but I wouldn't really recommend it during a weekday.They do a check on your bags and belongings as you enter and you go through. As you walk in, you're greeted with all of the lights and ambient Asian music. The playlist does change as you go through each section. There's also a story to follow along as you walk through. It's really amazing how they transform the parking lot. The LED is amazing and the detail of each display is very pretty. There are food vendors and local businesses around as well. Do note that the entire loop to see everything will not take more than an 40 minutes! But definitely lots of Instagrammable photos to take. Plus, they have. $5 dinosaur ride that you can trek on for 3 minutes!

The Prime Rib Dinner that once was very popular at the California Hotel Casino for $9.99 is now…read more$17.99 and too tough to eat. Very ,very tough. Then I went to play video poker. Put $100 in the machine and the bill was returned?. A guard standing by said it only takes old bills? And said to press the service button. I waited for service and was told the macho was full and would not take any more bills . So I left without playing. Can a place like this survive in Las Vegas??v

We've been staying @ the RV park steadily since 2005 @…read moreleast twice a year for periods of a week to occasionally a month, before & after our Lodge Gig in Utah which ran from Dec thru April of the following year. In the earlier times it was a fun time to visit as lot of returnees would visit & you'd make friends over the years. The Park is basically a paved parking lot, with an upgraded shower & restroom & laundry. Security roams on a regular time schedule, as the unwanted pass thru & occasionally there is trouble & theft. It was a good place to stay as it's close proximity to Fremont St. experience, Cal. Hotel, Main St station & other Casino's. The price has risen steadily over the years, but that's inflation, & minimal at that. The Staff @ the Main St that checked you in. Lillian Araceli, Pam & others were always professional & friendly, Leo, Connie ,& all the Housekeeping staff we're always nice to visit with and all so nice & true to their jobs.Before Covid in 2020.We enjoyed staying there. Today the park is looking the same, but lacks the previous vibe, driving thru, have not stayed there since 2020. Hope they can get improvements made to up grade the park . Love the renovation at the California Hotel. It's keeping up with the times, & now the Main St Station needs one. It has showed it's age & looking bad. Boyd for the Hawaiians that have supported you for decades , please step it up! Pics in future visit!