Las Vegas must see and do's?

Fountains at the Bellagio

me and my wife went there at the beginning of august and we did and saw a lot of stuff. We ate at the Top of the World restaurant (Stratosphere).

We went down to Freemont St and had a good time.

The Paris hotel and casino was pretty sweet. We went to the top of the Eiffel Tower there.

We enjoyed going to Caesars Palace, that place was pretty amazing.

There is tons of stuff to do there. Keep in mind nothing is cheap on the strip.

Went in July what we did that we enjoyed:

"O" at the Bellagio

Zumanity at NYNY - DO NOT TAKE YOUR KIDS HERE

High Roller open Bar

Walked the strip and looked at the hotels

Went to the bar at the top of the Stratosphere (107) floors up

NYNY Roller Coaster

What we wanted to do but didnt get to:

Penn and Teller (cancelled the show)

Red Rock Canyon

Some Ice Bar where everything is frozen

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How long are you staying/how much time do you have without the kids?

I like:
- people watching with a drink at the Petrossian Bar in the Bellagio lobby. (this is where I usually start)
-walking around Caesar's forum shops.
-walking around Venetian.
-having a drink or dinner at Foundation Room on top of Mandalay Bay (I think it's the best view in town)

You can throw a rock and hit 10 amazing places to have dinner. Every celebrity chef you've heard of has a restaurant or 4 in town. My favorite restaurant in Vegas (possibly the US) is Il Mulino in Caesar's forum shops. For what you get it's a damn bargain. I also like Thomas Keller's place Bouchon at Venetian because it's a good property to fart around before or after.

I want to do red rock canyon. Am also looking at flying over grand canyon. ($500 for the plane for an hour, less if I can get checked out on it and borrow it without the pilot)

Really want to see what places are cool on the strip.

The only thing that bums me out is this is my second time in Vegas and I am at the same hotel I was at in 1990. That's where the kid's thing is.

I want to check out Fremont and Stratosphere as well.

Plenty of shows to choose from. Check out vegas.com . If you're looking for daytime entertainment, just walking the strip will get you to a lot of great casinos. Even if you don't gamble, go inside and check out the décor. Each one is fabulous. If you're a fan of reality TV, you can go to Count's Kustoms or to Gold and Silver Pawn, the home of Pawn Stars. Freemont Street is great for people watching. Especially on Friday and Saturday nights. Night time is better because of the lit ceiling. A tour to the Grand Canyon is awesome. Usually includes a pass by Hoover Dam. Eat at Taco El Gordo if you want some good original tacos. Gets crowded but he line moves fast. Fountains at Bellagio, volcano at The Mirage at night. Lots of free entertainment.