Allegiant StadiumParadise, Nevada

Iconic pedestrian bridge packed with fans walking from the Strip.

💡 Plan a 20-minute walk and enjoy the street performers along the route.

Classic Vegas photo stop just south of the Strip.

💡 Go early to avoid long photo lines on game days.

An outdoor boneyard of more than 250 retired Las Vegas neon signs spanning the 1930s to the 2000s, telling the city's commercial and architectural history through its original electric typography.

💡 Advance tickets are essential — evenings sell out regularly. Evening admission (from ~$35/adult) is the primary experience and makes signs glow dramatically. Daytime admission is only available September through May. Wear closed-toe shoes on the gravel paths and note tours may be affected during extreme heat.

A three-story interactive history museum occupying a 1933 federal courthouse where actual mob hearings were held, chronicling the rise and fall of organized crime in America with artifacts, oral histories, and hands-on exhibits.

💡 Buy tickets online to save up to 20%; peak traffic runs 3–6 p.m. so a morning visit moves faster. The museum is open daily 9 a.m.–9 p.m. Parking on-site is $8 for the first four hours.

A 180-acre natural heritage site built around Las Vegas's original water springs, featuring desert botanical gardens, the Origen Museum, the Nevada State Museum, a seasonal butterfly habitat, and 3.5 miles of themed nature trails that explain how the valley's water shaped the city.

💡 Open Thursday–Monday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. (last entry 3 p.m.); outdoor areas may close early during extreme heat advisories in summer. Guests may bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages. Free onsite parking.