Weather |
Las Vegas basically has two seasons: Warm and hot. Summers are desert hot and other seasons are warm. For the most part, you can count on clear skies and relatively decent weather. Evenings are usually cooler and pleasant. |
What to pack? |
Sunglasses and sunscreen lotion. Also, pack your good walking shoes. |
Health |
Las Vegas is a desert city. The human body needs lots of fluids, especially in the summer months. Carry a bottle of water, and be sure to bring sunscreen lotion. |
Electricity (Power) |
The United States uses 110 to 120 volts AC (60 cycles). |
Safety |
Las Vegas is a tourist town and attracts visitors from all around the world. Always be aware of your surroundings and keep an eye on your belongings. Walk away from any threatening situations. Do not consume free drinks offered by total strangers. Don't overindulge in alcoholic drinks, and avoid attracting unwanted attention. |
Family fun |
Although Vegas was made for grown-ups, there is a broad range of family-friendly activities offered in Vegas. Many Vegas hotels offer huge pools, video arcades, rides like roller coasters, and other attractions. The choices for shows and events are diversified to accommodate families. Please check online and plan accordingly if you are traveling with family. |
Casino Floor |
All players must be at least 21 years old - no exceptions. It is best not to bring personal electronic items like cameras into the casino. Hotel security is always on the lookout for photography/video of casino machines and gambling tables. Decide how much you're willing to spend at the casinos before you arrive in Vegas, and make sure to put a hard stop on yourself before Lady Luck robs you blind. |
Discount |
Check for discounts deals online for hotels and events. Check websites like Groupon or Living social for restaurant and other discounts. If you are going to several paid attractions in Las Vegas, purchase a discount attraction card like a Go Las Vegas Card or Explorer card for discounts. |
