Downtown · Hawaii-style
Aloha Specialties
A casual meal on the California Hotel mezzanine. A useful food stop while spending time downtown.
118 places. Plenty of possibilities.
Make a day of it.
Downtown · Things to do
The Neon Museum
The city’s old signs get a second life here. Choose a daytime look at the collection or an evening visit for a different atmosphere, then build the rest of your downtown outing around that admission time.
The Strip · Treasure Island
Mystère
Some Vegas nights are better with a little wonder. Mystère fills Treasure Island’s stage with Cirque du Soleil acrobatics and the kind of spectacle that gives everyone at the table something to talk about afterward.
44 restaurants · 22 cuisines
Restaurants worth a stop.
Arts District · Arts District
Esther’s Kitchen
Give an Arts District evening a good anchor: handmade pasta, sourdough and a seasonal Italian menu on Main Street.
Downtown · Fremont East
Carson Kitchen
Creative comfort food and shareable plates make this downtown kitchen an easy place to settle in with a group.
The Strip · Wynn
Mizumi
Choose sushi, cooked Japanese dishes or a separate teppanyaki experience at Wynn. This is a dinner worth giving room in the schedule.
26 ways to make a night of it
Find your kind of show.
The Strip · V Theater
Purple Reign
Bring your love of Prince and leave room for a little funk. Purple Reign brings the music, the signature looks and the larger-than-life stage presence to V Theater, with Jason Tenner leading the tribute and a nod to Morris Day and The Time.
The Strip · The LINQ
Mat Franco
At The LINQ, Mat Franco blends sleight of hand with improvisation and audience interaction. Leave a little room for the unexpected, then keep the post-show conversation going over a meal nearby.
The Strip · Harrah’s
Donny Osmond
Donny Osmond brings music, dancing and stories from a life onstage to Harrah’s. Pick a performance, keep dinner within easy reach and let the residency give the evening its shape.
Follow what you love.
A game night, a gallery afternoon or a day of vintage finds.
Hawaii → Las Vegas
A little Ninth Island.
A whole lot to explore.
A meal at the Cal. Chocolates to take home. A show with the family. Start with familiar connections, then leave room for a new favorite.
Explore the Hawaii guide ↗Parks, gardens & desert views.
Find an outdoor escape ↗
Northwest Las Vegas · Parks & picnic spots
Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs
Lakes, big trees and the old Tule Springs ranch make this a good place to slow down. Bring a picnic and leave time to wander the grounds.
Valley of Fire · Scenic day trips
Valley of Fire State Park
Bright sandstone formations and wide desert views make Valley of Fire a trip in its own right. Plan around the scenic roads and the stops that are open on your date.
Mount Charleston · Scenic day trips
Mount Charleston & the Visitor Gateway
Trade the resort corridor for mountain scenery and pine forest. Start at the Spring Mountains Visitor Gateway, then choose a picnic spot or trail that suits the day.
A city that speaks
to more of you.
Explore community guides and visitor essentials. Follow a familiar connection or discover a different part of town.
Staying at Planet Hollywood?
Dinner, a show and a little shopping—all in the same resort. Find what’s inside and what’s nearby.
Explore Planet Hollywood ↗Find another hotel ↗Put a few good places together
A few hours, already taking shape.
Try an Arts District afternoon, a gaming day, downtown neon or a slower visit to Springs Preserve. Find the route, then make the plan yours.
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