Fountains and attractions of Las Vegas Strip at night
Fountains and attractions of Las Vegas Strip at night

Las Vegas Strip

Las Vegas Valley, Nevada

The basics

Join a guide on a Las Vegas Strip tour for an up-close sensory overload of the entertainment capital of the world. Go on foot, zip through on a Segway, or catch a ride with an Elvis impersonator to see the action from a Pink Cadillac. If you come after dark, you can explore the Las Vegas Strip on a food and drink tour or a bar crawl.

But what happens in Vegas doesn’t have to stay in Vegas—some private hop-on hop-off limo tours come with personal photographers to document your big night out. Scenic nighttime helicopter rides are also extremely popular, allowing you to enjoy the views the Strip in all its colorful, illuminated glory.

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Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Night Flight with Optional Transport
Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Night Flight with Optional Transport
$99.94 per adult
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Things to know before you go

  • Most official Las Vegas nightclubs do not allow baggy jeans, sports hats, tennis shoes, or shorts.

  • Be aware that costumed characters on the strips expect payment if you’d like to snap a photo with them.

  • The Las Vegas Strip is entirely wheelchair and stroller accessible, as are most of its attractions and hotels.

  • Expect sold-out shows and performances on the Las Vegas Strip, so tickets should be purchased in advance.

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How to get there

The Las Vegas Strip runs along Las Vegas Boulevard South, bounded by McCarran Airport to the south and downtown and Fremont Street to the north. Taxis are plentiful but you can also walk to and from many of the Strip’s destinations along the roadway. There are pedestrian walking bridges over the busiest intersections.

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Trip ideas

Choosing the Right Las Vegas Show For You

Choosing the Right Las Vegas Show For You


When to get there

Temperatures soar in Las Vegas in summer and get chilly in the winter. The off-season runs from June–August. Expect long wait times for taxis and tables around dinnertime. Vehicle traffic on the Strip is almost always busy, especially on weekends and holidays. Room rates are generally lower on weekdays.

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The Vegas Strip for first-timers

If it's your first time in Vegas, be sure to see the Mirage volcano explosion, lounge poolside with a tropical beverage, and try your hand at slots or table games. If you’ve never gambled, lessons offering insights on popular games’ rules, strategy, jargon, and etiquette are available in most of the casinos, and are a good starting point for first-timers. Ask for a schedule at your preferred casino’s customer service desk.

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Fountains and attractions of Las Vegas Strip at night
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Frequently Asked Questions
The answers provided below are based on answers previously given by the tour provider to customers’ questions.
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