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Vegas by Night
Vegas pulses red with passion when it comes to its nightlife, transforming from being just a tourist destination to a party scene by night. The city offers different varieties of the night life, from the torrid down to the wildest experience one is only allowed to do in Vegas. Those who’d like the privilege of cutting over the line should get a VIP pass which is easily purchased online. The pass gives you benefits such as cutting through the long line of waiting and complimentary drinks from the bar. You can even get a reserved booth and bottle service to come with it. Barhopping is the only way to experience the best nightclubs in the city in only one night. The trendy and posh XS is on top of everyone’s nightclub list nowadays, followed by the equally wild Tryst, as well as the Bank at Bellagio, Body English at Hard Rock, LAX, Pure Nightclub at Caesar’s Palace, Studio 54 at MGM Grand and the Jet at the Mirage. Those who like it a little more laidback will find that the Tao at the Venetian and Lavo at the Palazzo are perfect escapes to the packed and throbbing places mentioned beforehand. So, come on, and get ready with the sexiest outfit you can find because it’s time to drive down to Vegas to party the night away!
Las Vegas Sights and Sounds
Las Vegas is a stable proof that artificial doesn’t necessarily mean bad especially when artificiality refers to their beautiful manmade structures that have wowed audiences for years. The amazing asset Vegas has over other places is that it seems like there are so many places to see and people to watch that’s found in just one corner of the world. Frustrated Parisians will love the replica of the Eiffel tower found in Paris Las Vegas. The Eiffel tower is a premier sight and even has a restaurant at its 11th floor to provide its diners a romantic view of Vegas. For a taste of the opulent, the largest golden nugget can be seen at the Golden Nugget Las Vegas. Children, teenagers and even childlike adults will love the manmade volcano that erupts every 15 minutes at the Mirage Hotel. Then, take a trip down Fremont Street where most of the Las Vegas’ old brick and mortar hotels can be found, an impressive sight of neons and sounds of ‘kachings’ greeting you. There’s also the CBS Television City at MGM Grand Hotel, free entertainers at the Miracle Mile shops at the Strip and street performers while shopping at the Grand Canal Shoppes. Even with a small amount of cash in tow, you’ll still have a hard time following all the sights and sounds Vegas has to offer, so don’t be afraid to explore because it’s worth it!
Amusements in Las Vegas
Vegas is somewhat like New York in the sense that if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere especially in the field of performing arts. Las Vegas is one of the places that give a high regard to the art of showmanship and this is clearly seen through the vast number of their productions, acrobatics, peep shows, magic shows, concerts and musicals. In Vegas, most of the performances try to outdo each other in terms of technology, showmanship, costumes and over-the-top preparation. The Blue Man Group belongs to the ‘wittier’category with its run of successful shows. There isn’t much of a production in Blue Man Group as it’s simply made out of three men doing skits that are partly experimental and partly comedy. For those who want a taste of the signature Las Vegas glitz, La Reve (French for The Dream) is a spectacular performance set on a 27-foot pool, combining acrobatics, gymnastics and performance swimming that will surely captivate the audience. Jersey Boys, The Lion King and the Phantom of the Opera productions also find their home here. Cirque de Soleil and all its productions like O, KA and Mystere are also based in the city of glitz. Yes, Vegas really is the city of entertainment and they’ll prove this to you a thousand times over!
Taking a tour on Downtown Las Vegas
This is the other face of Las Vegas. Downtown Vegas is an interesting sight in the sense that one will see what Vegas used to be and what it can be as the Downtown has all of Vegas’ old time brick and mortar hotels and casinos, as well as most of their high rise buildings. Even when compared to the Strip, the area is still a busy and lively place to be in as it is residence to the business sector and gaming areas of Vegas. Most of the hotels are a charming and quaint mix-up of colors, lights and sounds, more mellow than the Strip. Even when its façade is covered brightly with neons and the noise of slot machines, one can’t help but take in all these as a nostalgic experience of what was known as the IT place of the old times. Although there are so many casinos here waylaying all the way to the streets, the liveliness of what one sees and hears in the area is still the biggest reason why people love to go Downtown. A new project is being set up presently by the government of Vegas and will hold several tourist attractions such as restaurants and shops just between Fremont and the Strip. The project is called Neonopolis and should be open sooner than expected, providing a new attraction that may even override the fame of the Strip.
