How to do Las Vegas nights the right way
Las Vegas has long been seen as the “entertainment capital of the world” and still continues to make leaps and bounds in the tourism sector, having recorded a staggering 40 million plus arrivals in a single calendar year.
That said, planning a night out in Laa Vegas can be overwhelming, whether you are visiting Sin City for a day or even for a week.To overcome this, you need to have a plan in place that focuses on doing the right things, the right way so that you don't miss out on anything. Here is how to spend a fabulous time in Las Vegas.
Research well
Time out in Las Vegas requires a bit of planning and some serious research as there is much to do up and down the famous Las Vegas Strip and decide what you must see.
A simple Google search will guide you to the best clubs and restaurants as well as the best casinos and the shows in your area that may strike your fancy.
Doing advanced research will also help you to plan where you may spend the evening and how you may have to dress to gain entry in clubs and bars you want to visit.
Start with a bus tour
If you are visiting Las Vegas for the first time, it is a good idea to take an open-top bus tour to get acquainted with the sights and sounds of the city.
From the open deck you can get amazing views of all the iconic landmarks by way of an illuminated three-hour long night adventure.
Go clubbing
A night out in Las Vegas cannot be complete by visiting the wide range of party venues and nightclubs. Plan to visit a few of a different kind so that you don't miss out. Don’t forget to get on several Las Vegas guest list for top clubs so you dont have to pay for entry.
For instance, you can start with Drai’s in the downtown district for world-class live performances. Follow with a visit to Hakkasan and then the Omnia nightclub at Caesars Palace for colorful lighting to make the evening shine.
Visit a Museum
People typically spend time in museums during daytime, but the Neon Museum in Las Vegas is one of the coolest places to visit by night. The iconic neon signs light up the Strip, but they have a historical role behind them as well.
The non-profit Neon Museum focuses on restoring and preserving old and new Vegas signs. Walk through the “Neon Boneyard” and you will witness hundreds upon hundreds of unrestored casino and hotel signs lighting up the night.
Enjoy the full speakeasy experience
Step into the 1923 Prohibition Bar, located in the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino if you have always craved an authentic speakeasy experience off-the-beaten-path.
The secluded bar serves special cocktails, offers live entertainment and planning to spend the rest of the night here covers all the bases of food, drink and fun.
Trained whisky professionals will happily guide you through a whisky tasting experience that you may not be able to shrug off for some time.
While Ghost stories will take you on a haunting journey, every Friday and Saturday there are mind-reading shows with plenty of crowd participation.
