When you arrive in Las Vegas it can be quite daunting due to the vast array of things to do, ranging from day time activities to night time ones. Many think a heavy wallet is needed to enjoy the delights "Sin-city" has to offer. On the contrary the most popular activities, however, are the free or inexpensive ones. Las Vegas is world renowned for its casinos which are fantastic but the City offers a whole different range of attractions that suit the tastes of virtually anybody. Below is an outline of recommended things to do for the visitor to Vegas:
The Fremont Street Experience
A free show taking up a large portion of Fremont Street and using some of the largest screens in the world, this show provides excellent and lively entertainment for individuals of all ages.
Bellagio Fountains
This show is a light and sound show, coupled with the fountain display, that takes place in front of the Bellagio Hotel, and is tremendous fun for all the family, and as it's located in the heart of the Bellagio, why not visit the Gallery of Fine Art while you're there? Stop by and visit the current exhibits to see the artworks that have come from museums as well as private collections. Definitely a thing to do in Las Vegas for art enthusiasts.
Eiffel Tower Replica
The view from this vantage point is amazing, and you can even take the time to visit the restaurant in the tower, If you are interested in having a little dinner as well.
Las Vegas Space Flights
The zero gravity Las Vegas experience is now available for those who wish to feel weightless. A specially designed Boeing 727 will perform effects of a real space flight including flying smaller parabolas that recreate lunar gravity. An excellent experience for the individual or the entire family! For more info visit http://www.gozerog.com/
Gaming Classes at the Las Vegas Hilton
If you are planning on gambling as most people coming to Vegas do, these 30 or so minute classes can be fun and education. Most of them are free, so why not include them in your things to do in Las Vegas? You will need to enquire on class times at the Las Vegas Hilton.
Las Vegas Sky Diving
If the thrill of the blackjack table isn't your bag, or the dealer at the casino is taking too much of your money, strap on the parachute for some Las Vegas sky diving! Enjoy a picturesque view of Sin City and its beautiful surroundings while freefalling from 10,000 feet in the air. There will always be time to find that dealer and get your money back. For more info visit http://www.skydivelasvegas.com/