Vegas with kids -7 and 4

Tons of stuff for kids in Vegas. Where are you staying? Its been awhile since I've been, but there a lot of the hotels have kids activities where you can drop them off.

If its a family member that lives there, ask if they know a babysitter?

I took mine around that age last year. We stayed at New York New York. There is an awesome arcade inside, and of course the rollercoaster. There is a Hershey's world there as well, and M&M and Coke stores across the street. Take them to see Blue Man Group in the Luxor, we had a blast, and mine still talk about that show. We did the high roller, but it was kind of boring, and the kids didn't really care about the view. You can also look into Ethel M's garden. It is about 20 mins outside of town, but it is run by the Mars family who created M&M's. They have a chocolate shop and cool things for the kids to do. And of course a day trip to Hoover Dam is always fun.

Lots of people thought I was crazy for taking my kids to Vegas, but we had a great time. Go for it!

Thanks! They would love all of that! My oldest has seen blue man group at the beau but it's been a while. And I'm sure the show there is 100 times better anyway.

I would not bring a kid unless they were at least 10

I'll take shitty ideas for 300 Alex

Besides the stuff that is mentioned on the strip, look into stuff in the surrounding areas (ex: Summerlin and Henderson). I have friends (two married couples) that live in the Vegas area(one just recently moved there a year ago from Louisiana). They both have children(ranging in ages 2-13) and are always posting fun things they do with their kids in the area.


Look into taking a drive to the Red Rock Canyon. Really pretty up there. Lots of different hiking trails (some easy enough to bring kids on, my friend has 3 kids with the youngest being 2 and they go all the time). Or if hiking isn't your thing, just driving through the park is fun...lots of scenic spots you can stop at to take pictures. Also, before you get to the park is a western type town(Bonnie Springs Ranch) that looks like kids would love.



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