Las Vegas Attractions guide

A walk down the Strip is an adventure like no other. Exploding volcanoes, pirate ships with live pirates doing battle, a giant Egyptian Sphinx, a replica of the New York City skyline, a 50-story replica of the Eiffel Tower and massive fountains are just a few of the visual highlights. And that's just on the outside.

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	Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino With 2500+ rooms the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino offers a variety of room choices and room rates. Located across the street from the Bellagio and next door to the Paris Las Vegas the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino is in a great center strip locale. The casino is surrounded by the Desert Shops and the Arabian night's theme is present through both the shopping area and the Casino.
	Tribute to Frank, Sammy, Joey, and Dean Greek Isle Hotel Take a nostalgic journey back to the day when the entertainment scene was owned by the "Rat Pack." A talented cast of performers, backed by a 12 piece band, portrays the roles of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., Dean Martin, and Joey Bishop.
	Cirque du Soliel - Mystere Venture into a world filled with brilliant colors and strange creatures on a journey to the edge of human potential. Mystère by Cirque du Soliel is a dynamic kaleidoscope of sights and sounds performed in a state of the art theatre. The international cast of 72 featured dancers, singers, musicians, champion-caliber acrobats and a sole misguided clown
	Maverick Helicopter Tours Take a spectacular night flight over the Strip and downtown Glitter Gulch aboard a luxurious, state-of-the-art helicopter. Enjoy climate controlled cabins, multi-camera video recording(for your own personal video); surround sound stereo, and personalized narration from highly experienced pilots. Complimentary beverages are served during the night.
	Riviera Comedy Club The Riviera has been a Las Vegas landmark hotel since 1955. This show boasts some of the nation's top comedian live and completely uncensored! Voted best comedy club in Vegas year after year. Must be 18 or older.
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Las Vegas' top attraction? Gambling, of course

Gambling is the number one attraction in Las Vegas. Nevada gaming styles, games and machines have continuously evolved to keep pace with more sophisticated and more affluent players. Blackjack dealers switched from single decks to "shoes" that hold multiple decks. Mechanical slot machines were replaced by the age of electronic gaming and video poker.

Mechanical penny and nickel slot machines that accept one coin at a time evolved into computerized versions that accepted multiple tokens at a time. And for those who want to risk more than a nickel, a quarter or a dollar at a time, today's machines will accept $100 or even $500 tokens! Of course, the size of the jackpots has also grown - from a few hundred dollars to progressive jackpots that pay as much as $10 million or more. No wonder it's such a popular attraction!

Resorts become an attraction in Las Vegas

For those interested in free Las Vegas attractions, simply take a walk. A walk down the Strip is an adventure like no other. Exploding volcanoes, pirate ships with live pirates doing battle, a giant Egyptian Sphinx, a replica of the New York City skyline, a 50-story replica of the Eiffel Tower and massive fountains are just a few of the visual highlights. And that's just on the outside.

Additional treasures await those who venture inside these massive, eclectic structures. You'll find aquariums, the tomb and museum of King Tut, roller coasters, circus high wire acts, royal white tigers, a dolphin habitat, IMAX theaters and complete shopping centers. These are all great Las Vegas family attractions!

Today's mega resorts are nothing less than gaudy and grand not to mention giant. The Mirage opened in 1989 with 3,049 rooms. Treasure Island offers 2,900 rooms, the Excalibur is a 4,000-room colossus and the king of them all is the MGM Grand - the largest resort hotel in the world. Built in 1993 at a cost of $1 billion, the 112-acre MGM Grand includes over 5,000 rooms, a 33-acre theme park, a 171,500-square-foot casino, 12 restaurants, a 1,700-seat showroom, a 630-seat production theater, three swimming pools, five tennis courts, a child care center and a 215,000-square-foot, 15,200-seat events arena.