Things to do in Las Vegas

I watched the most expensive movie of my life, experiencing naked-eye 4D, a seamless 16K giant screen, and 360-degree surround sound in a $2.3 billion giant sphere. It was incredibly immersive. The only minor drawback was the lack of subtitles. (75 minutes of English listening practice included.)

A great way to enjoy the Las Vegas skyline! The High Roller gives you plenty of time to relax and take in the views, especially with the Strip stretching out in every direction. The cabins are spacious and comfortable, and the ride is smooth.I really enjoyed seeing Las Vegas from above — the views were especially impressive around sunset and after dark when all the lights came on. It’s an easy and relaxing experience compared with some of the more intense Vegas attractions. Definitely worth adding to your itinerary!

Overall, I liked the ride! It was my first time doing something like it. My only complaint is that I didn’t get the fully immersive feeling as if I was actually in the scenes because I could see where the screens ended at the top of the ceiling. I believe my experience would’ve been much better if that wasn’t visible and that I could only see the screen. Looking down, it’s all screen and there were parts that felt very realistic, which was cool. I’d do it again

The Las Vegas Strip is an iconic landmark of Las Vegas, lined with numerous tourist attractions and large, luxurious hotels. The strip is clean and tidy, but also bustling with traffic and crowds.

The coaster was so much fun. Wish we could have gone back to ride at night. The arcade here is better quality than Excalibur

The Bellagio Hotel & Casino, located at 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd in the heart of the Strip, remains one of Las Vegas’s most iconic luxury resorts. With 3,933 rooms across its two towers, the property blends classic elegance with modern convenience, supported by a 200,000‑square‑foot convention center spread across the main and mezzanine levels. Guests enjoy direct access to the Cosmopolitan and Vdara, along with a strong lineup of dining options such as Prime Steakhouse, Lago, The Mayfair Supper Club, and Sadelle’s. The Via Bellagio shopping promenade adds to the upscale experience, featuring luxury brands like Dior, Chanel, Gucci, and Prada.Beyond its reputation for refinement, the Bellagio offers some of the city’s most photographed attractions, including the world‑famous Fountains of Bellagio and the seasonal displays inside the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. The lobby’s Fiori di Como glass sculpture remains a signature visual highlight. Wellness and leisure are well covered, with a spa‑area fitness center, five serene courtyard pools, and four Jacuzzis that create a resort‑within‑a‑resort feel. Altogether, the Bellagio delivers a polished, immersive Las Vegas experience that balances luxury, convenience, and timeless visual appeal.

One of the landmarks of Las Vegas, you can almost pass by this sign on the way to downtown Las Vegas. Many tourists line up to take photos here. The colorful Las Vegas sign is as warm and enthusiastic as the city of Las Vegas. The blue sky and white clouds, the green trees in the desert, make the Las Vegas sign more vibrant.

incredible views on the middle and top of tower which you can pay to enter via stairs or lift

The Replica Statue of Liberty in Las Vegas is a striking landmark located at the New York-New York Hotel & Casino. Standing at about half the size of the original, it captures the spirit of the iconic symbol with impressive detail. It adds to the vibrant, themed atmosphere of the Las Vegas Strip, perfect for photo opportunities.

The Fremont Street Light and Sound Show is the most convenient to come here at night. It is very beautiful. Not only can you watch the light show, but there are also many different performances. Compared with similar places in China, the Fremont Street Light Show is much better than these many streets.