Since Las Vegas was built to provide endless entertainment, it can be overwhelming trying
to decide what to do first when you arrive.
Here are eight not to miss things to do on your first night in Vegas.
#1.
Take a Picture in Front of the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” Sign.
The “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign was first erected in 1959.
Found at the south end of the Strip, the sign is one of the
city’s most famous landmarks and a great place to kick off your trip.
#2.
Catch a Bellagio Fountain Show.
The Bellagio Fountains are another iconic location in Vegas that would get your
Sin City trip started on the right foot.
While the fountains have both day and night show times, a nighttime show during your
first night in Las Vegas is a classic Vegas experience youre sure to remember forever.
#3.
Ride the High Roller Observation Wheel.
At 550 feet tall, the High Roller is one of the largest observation wheels in the world.
While you can ride the High Roller anytime, a nighttime ride is when you can best see
the iconic lights of the Las Vegas Strip.
#4.
Visit the Mob Museum and Speakeasy Bar.
The Mob Museum is one of the most interesting places in Las Vegas,
especially for history buffs.
The reward at the end of the museum is a prohibition-era cocktail in
the museum’s very own speakeasy.
#5.
See a Cirque du Soleil Show.
Cirque du Soleils performances are visually stunning, boast incredible
music, and showcase some of the most impressive acrobatics in the world.
And what better time to check it off your Vegas to-do list than
your first night in the city.
#6.
Walk the Strip.
While youre going to want to walk the Strip several times during your stay,
taking a walk on Las Vegas Boulevard on your first night will allow you
to experience the city at its finest.
You can even bring an alcoholic beverage to sip on as you marvel at the illuminated
signs and check out the people on the Strip.
#7.
Illuminarium After Dark.
Illuminarium After Dark is an adults-only nightclub experience where you
can enjoy specialty cocktails in a variety of rotating visual destinations
– including the jungle, Tokyo, underwater, and the surface of the moon.
#8.
Play the Slots.
What’s more classic than playing the slots in Vegas.
While slot machines have various themes and designs, they’re one of
the most popular casino games for two reasons: they are easy to play and
give you the opportunity to win big.
Additionally, you don’t need to have superhuman mathematic abilities
or the ultimate poker face – it’s just you and the machine.
So, now you know about eight fun things you can do on your first night in Vegas.
And, this is just the beginning.
There are so many things to do in Las Vegas you can’t possibly get
to them all in a single trip.
Thats good news!
It gives you a great reason to start planning your next trip to Las Vegas.