Las Vegas
Travel article for Las Vegas
Age:
19-25
Travel time:
in May 11
48 Hours in Vegas
Make the most of two days in the gambling capital of the world. With its reputation as sin city and the place for an overnight wedding, it is seem as a place to visit before you die. However we think
it has much more to offer than just this. In Las Vegas it is never a case of not having enough to do, but it is simply how to fit everything in to your time limit.
Day One
The initial sight of the city can be one of astonishment for first time visitors. The overwhelming sight of lights, skyscrapers and the large hotels of the strip. Take a Monet to take it all in. If it is your first time in Vegas, it is advisable to book a hotel on the strip tom maximize how much you can do in two days.
Most hotel offer great breakfast and brunch opportunities, so you can check out the themed hotels and casinos while grabbing a bite to eat. Caesars palace is a great place for this. From there you can also make time for some shopping. The forum shopping centre at Caesars palace. A great place to stock up on all your US bargains.
Showtime
A visit to Vegas is not complete without catching a show. Plan your evening around which show you want to visit, and save visiting the hotel or place where it is until then to save on time. Perhaps the Cirque du Soleil or the Lion King (especially recommended for families, but also for adults too)
Finish your evening with dinner or drinks with a view. We would either recommend the top of the Eiffel tower or at the Koi bar at Planet Hollywood. Both offer great views of all the lights over the city.
Something else great to catch are the fountains outside the Bellagio, you can see them up until midnight every day of the week.
Day Two
Today you might be ready for the all American buffet breakfast, this is the real American experience and is a great shame to miss.
If you are not too full! How about a little bit of adrenaline. Why not visit the New York New York roller coaster at the New York New York hotel. The ride takes you around a replica of New York City but also includes a 144 foot drop and turns a full 360 degree somersault.
Finish your trip in style with a trip to one of the casinos but remember your budget, or just watch other people if you don’t want to rick you money.
Day One
The initial sight of the city can be one of astonishment for first time visitors. The overwhelming sight of lights, skyscrapers and the large hotels of the strip. Take a Monet to take it all in. If it is your first time in Vegas, it is advisable to book a hotel on the strip tom maximize how much you can do in two days.
Most hotel offer great breakfast and brunch opportunities, so you can check out the themed hotels and casinos while grabbing a bite to eat. Caesars palace is a great place for this. From there you can also make time for some shopping. The forum shopping centre at Caesars palace. A great place to stock up on all your US bargains.
Showtime
A visit to Vegas is not complete without catching a show. Plan your evening around which show you want to visit, and save visiting the hotel or place where it is until then to save on time. Perhaps the Cirque du Soleil or the Lion King (especially recommended for families, but also for adults too)
Finish your evening with dinner or drinks with a view. We would either recommend the top of the Eiffel tower or at the Koi bar at Planet Hollywood. Both offer great views of all the lights over the city.
Something else great to catch are the fountains outside the Bellagio, you can see them up until midnight every day of the week.
Day Two
Today you might be ready for the all American buffet breakfast, this is the real American experience and is a great shame to miss.
If you are not too full! How about a little bit of adrenaline. Why not visit the New York New York roller coaster at the New York New York hotel. The ride takes you around a replica of New York City but also includes a 144 foot drop and turns a full 360 degree somersault.
Finish your trip in style with a trip to one of the casinos but remember your budget, or just watch other people if you don’t want to rick you money.
