Things to Do in Las Vegas Labor Day Weekend: September 4-7
Saturday of Labor Day weekend is the most crowded night this city has put on all summer, and almost every show on it starts within an hour...
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Piff the Magic Dragon brings absurdist comedy magic to the Flamingo Las Vegas with Mr. Piffles the chihuahua. Expect real laughs, impossible tricks, and zero clichés.
Chippendales Las Vegas brings the world-famous male revue to life with jaw-dropping choreography, audience interaction, and undeniable energy. The ultimate girls' night out.
FANTASY at Luxor's Atrium Showroom is Las Vegas's most award-winning adult revue — 25+ years of bold choreography, powerhouse vocals, and unforgettable nights.
Michael Jackson ONE at Mandalay Bay fuses Cirque du Soleil's acrobatic genius with MJ's greatest hits. Aerialists, slackliners, and dancers bring the King of Pop to life.
Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa caters to locals and tourists on vacation with a fine spa, restaurants, entertainment op...
A short drive west of the Las Vegas Strip, Hilton Vacation Club Desert Retreat offers guests a fully appointed suite and...
Find the perfect oasis only a mile from the Las Vegas Strip that's filled with trendy rooms, vivacious culinary experien...
Trump International Hotel Las Vegas is an all-suite, nonsmoking hotel located just steps away from the gaming action on ...
Throw axes, hurl ninja stars, and destroy a smash room at Axehole Vegas on Fremont Street. One of Las Vegas's most unexpected and cathartic experiences.
Step onto a real sound stage at Caesars Palace and compete in a live game show experience. Drawing, building, guessing, and wagering — this is Vegas like you've never played it.
Soar over the Grand Canyon, Iceland's glaciers, and the Canadian Rockies without leaving Las Vegas. Flyover's immersive flight experience uses wind, mist, and scent to put you there.
Ride the tallest observation wheel in the US — 550 feet above Las Vegas. Panoramic Strip views, climate-controlled pods, and a 30-minute sky-high experience.
Cruise Las Vegas after dark on an open-top bus, stop at the iconic Welcome sign, then wander the Neon Boneyard at the Neon Museum downtown.
Soar above the Las Vegas Strip and Glitter Gulch on a breathtaking nighttime aerial tour. See the neon skyline from above in a way no ground-level view can match.
Soar above the Las Vegas Strip at night with Papillon Helicopters. Circle the STRAT, spot the Bellagio fountains, and see Vegas in a way streets can't show you.
Ride a London-style double-decker bus through the neon-lit Las Vegas Strip and Downtown. Choose the panoramic night tour or the 21+ adults-only experience.
Saturday of Labor Day weekend is the most crowded night this city has put on all summer, and almost every show on it starts within an hour...
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A 1970s yacht rock band, playing a 1920s Prohibition speakeasy, up a concealed elevator above an ice bar, inside a hotel built to look like...
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Two of the biggest voices in American music are booked into the same 1,500-seat room at the Wynn this autumn. Diana Ross takes three nights...
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They give you a whole roasted chicken and nothing to eat it with. That's the second-strangest thing about the evening, and the strangest is...
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