The Perfect Day in Las Vegas
That being said, the perfect day in Las Vegas does exist—it's just more outline than hard-and-fast guide. Keep reading to plan yours, and then check out some more suggestions in the video above.
Every Vegas vacation starts with getting to know the legendary Las Vegas Strip, a 4.225-mile stretch of dining, entertainment, hospitality, shopping, and nightlife. Sip a coffee en route to the Pinball Hall of Fame, where you can play hundreds of pinball machines and other vintage games—or simply marvel at the collection.
Whether you'll be sitting down at the tables or just aim to dominate a game of Marco Polo in the pool, your competitive side will thrive here. Consider spending a day at AREA15, an immersive entertainment district right off the Strip than spans more than 200,000 square feet. The activities here are nearly endless: Challenge your friends to some Alternate Reality Dodgeball with AR glasses, or see who can outsmart the labyrinth of beams at Laser Maze.
Las Vegas is as much about its food as its entertainment, so top your day off with a brag-worthy meal at one of the city's most coveted restaurants. Just three prime examples: Chinese essential The Noodle Den at SAHARA Las Vegas, elevated Italian staple Esther's Kitchen, and seafood-focused Michael Mina at the Bellagio. Whatever you choose, remember: Phone eats first.
Finally, what's a trip to Vegas without a little thrill? We're not suggesting you try to jump over the fountains at Caesars Palace like Evel Knievel, but you can take your day to wild new heights on the 550-foot-tall High Roller Observation Wheel at The LINQ Hotel + Experience, or channel your inner daredevil by soaring over the Strip with SkyJump at The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower.
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