Whether you’re a high roller or a low-key lounger, Las Vegas has something to suit your vacation taste. Sample fare from top chefs and cornucopian buffets, try your luck at one of the world’s premier casinos, or take in a spectacular show. Just wandering the Strip is enough to get your heart pumping. Once you’ve had enough of the razzle-dazzle, wave hello to the toothy sea life at the Mandalay Bay Shark Reef, hike Red Rock Canyon, or visit the Neon Museum, where old signs take on new life.
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If you're looking for the most contemporary spot to refresh your home, then the Las Vegas Market it is. Featuring thousands of designers and retailers of home decor, indoor and outdoor furniture, textiles, and gifts for the home, it's a playground for buyers and exhibitors alike. The highlight is the space itself: over 5 million square feet of bustling architecture, indoors and out, with rest spaces, fire pits, and charge-up points. Check out the latest styles and give your kitchen, bathroom, or living room a makeover. Or, just get some inspiration for ways to Feng Shui your home when you get back! The Summer market typically takes place for five days, from July-August.
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I've been attending the NFR for many years now. While you can visit just about any resort in town to watch a live feed of the event, there is nothing that compares to actually being there. From the well organized free bus ride to and from the event to the rapid fire change between events, I can only come up with one negative comment. The seats are too narrow and cramped for a larger person! That's it! I strongly suggest you attend at least one session of the NFR if given the opportunity. Use the free bus transportation as it is much easier than Uber or Lyft.
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A spectacle of sound and light, Electric Daisy Carnival presents the best EDM DJs and production artists in the industry at this three-day festival in Las Vegas, NV. Dancing is one of the primary means of expression among attendees as are the whimsical, colorful jewelry selections and barely-there summer outfits. Unlike many other US festivals, the event is centered around a carnival theme, complete with circus performances, elaborate rides, and lofty art installations. This event gives new meaning to the saying 'we dance to the beat.'
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Life is Beautiful takes over Downtown Las Vegas for a three-day weekend each year, promising festival goers a host of surprises in four key areas: Art, Music, Food, and Learning — truly providing something for everyone. The lineup mixes popular acts such as Imagine Dragons, Kendrick Lamar, Major Lazer, Brandon Flowers, and Hozier with classic icons such as Duran Duran or Stevie Wonder. Street art, huge murals, installations, and a multi-sensory Art Motel entice art-lovers, and a VIP area — complete with celebrity chef cooking demos, real grass to lounge on, and free lemonade — helps you forget the desert heat.
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The annual Monster Jam World Finals brings the fiercest monster trucks to Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas. 32 trucks compete on the racetrack and in freestyle courses, with high-profile drivers tackling hair-pin turns and collision obstacles at speeds of over 70 miles per hour. The high-octane fun also makes for great family day out, with a six-hour Pit Party taking place before the races, featuring displays of over one-hundred trucks, interviews and autographs with the drivers, kids activities, interactive displays, a BBQ, and photo ops. The action takes place across three days, Friday-Sunday, with qualifiers on Thursday.
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If you're looking for the most contemporary spot to refresh your home, then the Las Vegas Market it is. Featuring thousands of designers and retailers of home decor, indoor and outdoor furniture, textiles, and gifts for the home, it's a playground for buyers and exhibitors alike. The highlight is the space itself: over 5 million square feet of bustling architecture, indoors and out, with rest spaces, fire pits, and charge-up points. Check out the latest styles and give your home a makeover, or, just get some great new inspiration! The Winter market typically takes place across five days, in January.
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The sprawling and bustling site of the MGM Grand Hotel plays host to a four-day celebration of music, and the relationship between Las Vegas, Rio de Janeiro, and good vibes. The annual Rock in Rio USA festival features performances by big-name rock, pop, and metal stars, expanding on the role of Rock music in US culture. The hotel sets up "Rock Streets" for guests to explore, there are nightly parties that bloom around Las Vegas' busy clubs to celebrate. The show itself is audience-focused, making sure to spotlight those in attendance and to get them onto their feet, singing and dancing in a one of the country's biggest parties.
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The San Gennaro Feast is the biggest Italian and International food and music festival held every May and September in honor of the Saint Gennaro, the Patron Saint of Naples, Italy. The festival features fun for the whole family with a wide variety of ethnic food vendors, arts and crafts, home exhibits, pony rides & petting zoo, face painters, live entertainment, amusement rides, and games! San Gennaro Feast is one of the most popular festivals in Las Vegas for both locals and visitors from all over the world. Each festival expects to out-do the last, so don't miss out on the best Italian Heritage Celebration this side of Naples!
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Part festival, part concert, and all about serving up some delicious dishes. The Great American Foodie Fest brings together 50 of the USA's best food trucks and speciality vendors for some outdoor fun. Tents line up for four-day bonanza, flipping burgers and frying dough, with wide thoroughfares in between. For visitors who want to try out a few different options, there's plenty to do in between noshing: ferris wheels and rides, games and live performances. Whether you're in the mood for something exotic, something vegan, or something soul food: The Foodie Fest has you covered.
This year Great American Foodie Fest was free admission at the M Resort and Casino and the M Resort had free parking. My favorite thing to eat there was The Connecticut Roll from Cousins Maine Lobster and the corn on the cob. The Armenian Coffee Milk Shake from Lucy's Waffles and Ice cream was amazing. It had the perfect combination of everything I love: chocolate and caffeine. The watermelon lemonade from The Smhoken Pot was the strongest lemonade I have ever had. My friend got three tacos from Pablo's Kitchen for $10 and he said they were really good. It cost $2 to obtain the “Magic Money” card. This is what you would use to load your funds and pay for anything at the festival: rides, food, drinks. There are plenty of stations so it doesn’t take a long time to load your card. It doesn’t seem like you can get a refund if you overload on your card so it’s best to load your card as necessary. I loaded $40 onto my card and then just added as needed depending on what I wanted, towards the end of the night. I spent $51 at the fest not including the $2 charge for the card: $19 for a lobster roll, $5 for a roller coaster ride, $5 for corn on the cob, $7 for Armenian coffee milkshake, $10 for tacos, $2 for Diet Coke, and $3 for lemonade. I personally don’t think it was over prided at all considering these are food trucks and it’s a good festival.
Step into the magical world that is Festival Of Lights, you and your loved ones will be in awe. Millions of lights perfectly synchronized to your favorite holiday music. Endless paths to stroll amidst the beautiful twinkling lights. Rides, games, and plenty of food options for you to enjoy. Nightly snowfalls, and don't forget about your family photos with Santa.
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