Las Vegas, Nevada

Obviously Las Vegas is the place to go for gambling.Try your hand at blackjack, slots, poker, roulette, and more at one of Las Vegas’ many casinos. Not a gambler? Don’t worry, there are plenty more things to occupy your time in Vegas, such as the Bellagio Fountains. The fountains are a visual water symphony that is choreographed to music and very pleasing to the eye. You can’t miss the light and musical show at the Fremont Street Experience. Take a personal ride (with a commentator) on the Gondola Rides at the Venetian. Outdoor lovers will love a visit to Red Rock Canyon with its 3,000 foot high sandstone cliffs.The Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat is a tropical paradise with many more exotic animals besides dolphins. Of course, one stop on your itinerary has to be MGM Grand.

Lodging

Many travelers like to stay near the excitement of MGM Grand.If this sounds like you, you might want to try the Skylofts at MGM Grand or the Signature at MGM Grand. For travelers looking to relax during their stay in Las Vegas, stay at the Platinum Hotel and Spa, the JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort Spa and Golf, or the South Point Hotel Casino and Spa. Travelers will find that many times the cheapest hotel rates can be found at casino hotels instead of hotel chains. Many times these will come with free chips to use at the casino or free meals in the hotel restaurant.

Travel

The Las Vegas McCarren International Airport (LAS) service to more than 50 destinations in the United States with direct flights daily.McCarren International is conveniently located just eight miles from the central business district and downtown Las Vegas. It is a hub for US Airways and serves at the focus city for the following: AirTran Airways, Allegiant Air, and Southwest Airlines.It is also the largest operation airport for Southwest Airlines and Allegiant,If travelers are looking for cheap flights, these airlines are the way to go.

Airports in Las Vegas

• Las Vegas
• Henderson Sky Harbor
• Mc Carran Intl
• North Air Terminal