So me and my wife are going to Las Vegas to see a band we've been wanting to see for some time.
The problem is we are going to be there for most of a week. Monday Dec. 7th to Friday Dec. 11th.
So I'm looking for stuff to do mainly Tuesday and Wednesday night (the concert is Thursday night) that isn't terribly expensive.
I would say we are up for most anything, clubs aren't really our thing. Some kind of show would be nice but I know those are usually pretty expensive.
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Where are you staying? On/off strip?
Shows can be expensive, but there are places on the strip (one I know of, right by the mall towards the end of the strip) that sell tickets fairly cheap for shows that are happening in about an hour. If you don't really care what you see, you can check that out. (That said, for the love of God, don't see Cris Angel. He's a hack, and everyone I know who has seen him says he sucks.)
The Treasure Island casino has a show daily with pirates and stuff, thats always fun, and Caeser's has the fountain show that everyone should see at least once. Also at Caesar's is a kick ass aquarium with crazy fish in it.
Also, by the Golden Nugget (I think it's on Freemont St., but don't quote me on that) there is a crazy street that has a light/video show above it, playing on a screen thingie. Its awesome to watch.
Other than that, I would say people watching. It is absolutly nuts to watch people gamble large sums of money.
We have been to Vegas before. Just never for so long. I will say that we have seen Blue Man Group and Zoomanity before. Really liked Blue Man but it's so expensive.
My wife really likes Holly Madison and I guess she is in Peep Show in the Planet Hollywood. Anybody know if that is any fun?
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Just a few points of clarification
+I'm pretty sure you're referring to the Bellagio's fountain show.
+The screen thingie you speak of is called The Fremont Street Experience.
I would really recommend checking out Red Rock (not the casino). Its a few miles outside of Vegas...just head west on Charleston and you'll see it after a couple of minutes. Its a fantastic place to hike and explore.
Edit: just read the not too expensive qualifier. Uhh, pricing for Phantom is comparable to a lot of shows, but it's nothing I would call cheap.