11 Things to Do Under $19 in Las Vegas
Whip through your social networks real quick and you can quite quickly find ballerific pictures of Vegas. The cool aspect of Vegas is that yea, you can celebration like a "G" if you want, but there's still lots of other cool things to do that does not require an Amex Black Card. These 20 things to do in Vegas for under $20 are perfect for when you're ballin' on a budget plan (if you're a high-stakes gambler, you can come down with these too).
Fountains of Bellagio
Free
Probably more well-known than the showgirls who strut up and down a Vegas phase, the Water fountains of Bellagio will get you wet and you won't even have to fret about taxi fare. A Las Vegas landmark, this 8.5-acre lake has 1,214 jets that release streams of water 460 feet into the air. Like a '90s young boy band, these jet streams are choreographed to groove along to the beat. Your relocation, showgirls.
Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck
$ 16.
Getting to see the Eiffel Tower without leaving Vegas? We 'd argue that the genuine Eiffel Tower does not have sweet 360-degree views of Vegas and a ridiculous vantage point to catch the Fountains of Bellagio. Anyways, just be sure to hit the Eiffel Tower Experience at the half hour mark so you can enjoy the water fountains.
The Neon Museum.
$ 19 daytime trip for grownups with regional, military, student and senior discounts.
One male's garbage is another male's treasure? Fortunate for us, The Neon Museum took that saying to heart and ended up with a collection of more than 120 of Vegas' most iconic neon signs. This "Hoarders" style collection of signage has actually been brought back and placed on display screen for everybody to check out.
Bellagio Conservatory.
Free.
As iconic as its water fountain sister, the Bellagio Conservatory is a total Vegas must-see. Each season this place transforms into a new floral extravaganza. Actually countless plants, flowers, trees and design get utilized in each display screen. Even crazier, each display screen needs to be planned a year in advance to make sure that all of the plants, flowers and trees are offered. We provide additional props to the Bellagio for recycling 90% of the conservatory foliage. Mom Nature absolutely authorizes.
Brooklyn Bowl Bowling Lanes.
Sunday - Thursday $20, additional $4.95 for shoe rental.
No joke, this is one bowling alley that doesn't reek of stale socks or shoe spray. Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas is actually a cool little spot where swanky chesterfield sofas and stylish cocktail waitresses are the norm. A bowling alley, show location and restaurant all wrapped into one, this place is dope.
Stratosphere Tower Observation Deck.
$ 20 for adults ($ 12 for hotel guests), $10 for kids.
If you want to get high in Vegas, the Stratosphere Tower Observation Deck is the very best place to do it. Soaring 869 feet above the Strip, you can catch 360-degree views of Sin City in all of her glory. The Observation Deck is also home to some heart-pounding thrill rides for a few extra dollars if you have actually got the balls.
Dine Downtown.
Less than $20.
Not just cheap, Downtown Vegas' Fremont East bar district is actually one of the hottest food scenes in the city. The ambiance of the location is kinda like if a hipster bar had a child with a cool old school restaurant, and all the kids grew up to end up being incredibly rad restaurants that combine fantastic grub with great prices.
Slotzilla Zip Line.
$ 20 for the zip line.
$ 20 bucks and the cost of a brand-new set of underclothing gets you as much as 114 feet above the legendary Fremont Street. A daunting 12-story structure, Slotzilla launches you 850 feet across the Fremont Street Experience at speeds that 'd rival a NASCAR race. There's nothing in between you and the outdoors other than for a safety harness, so go on and cry for your mommy all you want. No one is going to hear you anyways. Another 20 dollars gets you on the Zoomline, it's certainly worth the extra Andrew Jackson.
Ethel M Chocolate Factory and Botanical Cactus Garden.
Free.
It's time to obtain your Willy Wonka on! Ethel M Chocolate Factory is a Vegas landmark. While there aren't any Oompa Loompa's around (that we understand of) the factory trip is still a killer way to see how small batch, gourmet chocolates his explanation are made. Chocolate supremacy aside, Ethel M even claims the biggest botanical cactus garden in the southwest. Coincidence? We don't think so. Because walking the four-acre garden is the best method to walk off all of that chocolate.
Akhob by James Turrell at Louis Vuitton inside Crystals.
Free, however booking needed.
Concealed on Louis Vuitton's 4th floor inside Crystals, Akhob's two chamber area ends up being saturated with gradually changing, bleeding light. The vibrant colors hemorrhage from one color to the next, actually melting great post to read your body into the piece. Admission to Akhob is totally free, just be sure to book an area at least a week in advance since of popularity.
Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay.
$ 20 for grownups and $14 for kids.
" Shark Week" is weekly at Shark Reef inside Mandalay Bay. Home to more than 100 sharks from 15 various types, Shark Reef is the most "jaw-some" place in town. Even if you're so-so about sharks, there are more than 2,000 various animals in Mandalay Bay's 1.6 million gallon fish tank. Plus they have a very cool sunken ship and walk-through water tunnel. Now you know exactly what your goldfish seems like when you looking at it.
Welcome to Las Vegas Indication.
Free.
Did you even go to Las Vegas if you didn't publish it on social media? An image at the "Invite to Las Vegas Sign" is the ultimate Vegas trip picture. Take the pic and strike your pals with a little FOMO.
KISS: By Monster Mini Golf.
$ 11.95 for 18 Holes.
An 18-hole, glow-in-the-dark putt putt shrine to among America's biggest rock 'n' roll bands? Sign us up! This indoor facility turned psychedelic KISS homage is packed with painted murals and relics of the band's most remarkable functions. Yea people, we're talking giant platform boots that touch the ceiling and an enormous Gene Simmons replica tongue that you have to utilize to hit the ball into his mouth. That "replica" tongue might or may not actually be his genuine tongue, we're uncertain.
Huge Apple Roller Coaster at New York City - New York City.
$ 15.
The Big Apple Roller Rollercoaster at New York - New York is probably a lot like being a real New York City cab driver. You punch it down towering drops, whip through numerous loops and do it with crazy speed.
Bellagio Gallery of Art.
$ 18.
Stick out your pinky and order a fancy mixed drink since the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art absolutely ups the ante for the Vegas art scene. It's probably a good concept to study up on some big words prior to you get here, too.
Hand of Faith at The Golden Nugget.
Free.
Crazy right?! Go examine this out and then immediately go out and begin swinging your own. We'll hold your place in line.
Adventuredome at Circus Circus.
$ 6 - $12 for specific trips.
Calling all adrenaline addicts, carnie enthusiasts and midway miscreants, the Adventuredome at Circus Circus is THE location to go to get your freak on. This is America's largest indoor amusement park and has more than five acres worth of cool things to do. You can experience a mild cardiac arrest on one of the roller rollercoasters, trigger a head-on accident on the bumper cars or simply win your boo a packed animal at a midway game.
Downtown Container Park.
Free.
Ever come in person with a giant fire-breathing Mantis? Well, Downtown Container Park offers you the possibility. This trendy retail/dining/art/ hangout space is actually made of reconditioned storage containers. Cool? Between a little grubbin' or sippin' on a cocktail, you must climb up the TreeHouse in the middle of the park. When we state "TreeHouse," we mean TREE HOME. This thing has a 33-foot-tall slide! Beat that.
Games at Beerhaus.
Free.
There are few things in life more satisfying than games in the park. Such is life, the finest games are the ones that can be delighted in while holding a beer. Beerhaus at The Park is one of the coolest places in Vegas. They have whatever from cornhole and ping pong to giant Jenga and test games. And do not worry about going thirsty, see this this place has too lots of beers to count and a menu of pub grub that'll please a lumberjack. What better method to invest an afternoon than by sitting back a brewski, tossin' a little sack and hangin' out on the Strip?