Las Vegas area map & guide - Online Agency

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Las Vegas

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Welcome to

LAS VEGAS

Inside

Visitor Information 3

Museums

25

Transportation

Golf Courses

27

Hotel/Motel Guide 6

with Area Maps

Spas

31

Shopping

33

RV Guide

17

Nightclubs

35

Sightseeing

21

Weddings

39

Family Activities

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Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority

3150 Paradise Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89109-9096

tel: 877-VISIT-LV (847-4858) ? fax: 702-892-2824

V is i tL a sVega s.co m

ONLY IN V EGAS

Everywhere you look, from the Las Vegas Strip

to the da zzling Fremont S treet E xperience,

there¡¯s an incredible variety of amazing things

to see and do. Take a roller coaster ride around

Manhattan skyscrapers. Visit the world¡¯s tallest

Coke ? bottle, or the tallest observation tower in

the U.S. Take a chance with Lady Luck. Dine

from buffet to gourmet. Swing into championship

golf. Or relax beside a refreshing pool. These are

just some of the many amazing choices waiting for

you in this remarkable desert playground.

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Q Entertainment

From top-name celebrities to spectacular stage shows ¨C it¡¯s no

wonder Las Vegas is called the ¡°En?ter?tain?ment Capital of the

World.¡± Most show ?rooms offer two performances nightly. Dress

is casual but a bit more formal for evening and dinner shows.

Show times and prices vary. Res?er?va?tions can be made in

advance by calling the res?er?va?tions office at the respective

hotel. For a current Las Vegas Showguide, write to:

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA)

3150 Paradise Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89109-9096

Go to for the most current listing of

entertainment offerings ?

E Gaming

While Las Vegas offers many forms of entertainment

and recreation, the biggest game in town has always been found

in the casino. Every year, millions of visitors try their hands at

games of chance such as blackjack, baccarat, poker and even

bingo. If you¡¯re a sports fan, you may want to spend some time

in a resort race and sports book where you can wager on your

favorite teams. There are hundreds of themed slot machine

games, and casino-resorts offer ¡°slot clubs¡± that give

participants incentives to play.

4 Gratuities

Las Vegas was built on its world-class hospitality, and it is quite

common to offer a gratuity, or ¡°tip,¡± to resort employees who

make your stay convenient and enjoyable. A 15 to 20 percent tip

is the generally accepted amount for waiters and waitresses. For

bell captains and bellmen, a tip of $1 to $2 per bag of luggage

is recommended. If you use the concierge or VIP services at

your hotel to make travel plans or show reservations, a $5 tip

is appropriate. While in the casino, a small bet for the dealer is

the usual method of tipping at the gaming tables. Tips are also

appropriate for keno runners and slot attendants. At a show

room without assigned seats, a tip of $5 to $20 to the maitre d¡¯

will usually ensure desired seating. For valet parking attendants,

a tip of $2 is normal; a tip of $2 per day to your hotel maid will

also be appreciated.

t Currency Exchange

Most major hotels and casino cashiers will accept foreign

currency and exchange it for U.S. dollars. However, you

cannot purchase foreign currency from the casino cashier.

For complete currency exchange services, visit the following:

American Express, Fashion Show Mall

3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S. ? 702-739-8474

Foreign Money Exchange, Inc.

101 Convention Center ? 702-791-3301

b Legal Age

To gamble you must be 21 or older. The drinking age is the same.

The city has many youth-oriented activities. Check your in?di?vid?u?al

hotel for details.

Z Weather

The weather in this desert resort is mild most of the year.

Las Vegas averages 320 days of sun, while the average

rainfall is 4.13 inches per year.

Nov. ¨C Feb.

40¡ãF ¨C 60¡ãF ¡ª

March ¨C May

70¡ãF ¨C 85¡ãF ¡ª

June ¨C Oct.

80¡ãF ¨C 105¡ãF ¡ª

5¡ãC ¨C 15¡ãC

20¡ãC ¨C 30¡ãC

27¡ãC ¨C 40¡ãC

= Access

Las Vegas is accessible to all visitors, 24 hours a day. The

city has more accessible guest rooms than any destination

in the country, perhaps even the world. Many hotels offer

rooms with roll-in showers, transfer showers and tubs with

built-in or portable seats. Ask your reservations agent to

book a room with your specific needs in mind. In addition to

the accommodations, every Las Vegas hotel has accessible

slot machines, and many have accessible table games too.

What¡¯s more, many casinos offer sign language interpreters

for gaming lessons. Most show rooms have assistive

listening devices, and it¡¯s always best to call ahead for

information. Most Las Vegas hotels also have lifts to assist

visitors into their beautiful pools. For additional details,

please ask for your hotel¡¯s ADA coordinator.

} Visitor Information Centers

The LVCVA and the state of Nevada operate Visitor

Information Centers conveniently located throughout

Southern Nevada.

Las Vegas

Las Vegas Convention Center

3150 Paradise Rd., Las Vegas, NV

877-VISIT-LV ?

Laughlin

1555 Casino Dr., Laughlin, NV 89029

800-4-LAUGHLIN ?

Mesquite

1-15, Exit 122, Mesquite, NV

877-MESQUITE ?

Boulder City

100 Nevada Hwy., Boulder City, NV

702-294-1252 ?

PRIMM

32100 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Primm, NV

702-874-1360 ?

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HOW TO GET H ER E

Getting to Las Vegas is no problem, with more than 900 daily flights to

and from one of the nation¡¯s most efficient and fastest-growing airports,

McCarran International. Bus service is regularly scheduled and very

affordable. Once in Las Vegas, you¡¯ll find traveling around to be safe,

speedy and simple by using trans?portation such as taxis, Las Vegas

Monorail, limousines, rental cars, tour buses and the public bus system.

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