Family Fun in Sin City

Yes, families can actually go to Las Vegas and find activities that don't involve gambling, drinking and women. I've been with my 2 nieces, and though I was hesitant at first, I believe it has more kid-friendly attractions than a lot of other metros in the U.S. There's much too many to list here, but this is the top 5 you'll want on your list when you make that family fun visit to Sin City.

Is there another place in the world that manages to successfully blend amusement rides and the circus into one theme park? Circus Circus does that and more, as it's a full-service hotel as well. Kids can spend hours on end playing games and riding on the theme park's many rides. Although located a little ways from the main areas of the... More >
Is there another place in the world that manages to successfully blend amusement rides and the circus into one theme park? Circus Circus does that and more, as it's a full-service hotel as well. Kids can spend hours on end playing games and riding on the theme park's many rides. Although located a little ways from the main areas of the strip, you'll probably appreciate a little seclusion, if there's a such thing in Vegas. Day passes are $22.95.
Located in the northern part of Las Vegas, this is ideal for getting away from the glitz and glamour of the strip for a day. The zoo is smaller than many other zoo throughout the country, but is the only zoo in Nevada. Perfect for younger kids, you'll find over 100 different exotic species at the zoo, from alligators to monkeys and mar... More >
Located in the northern part of Las Vegas, this is ideal for getting away from the glitz and glamour of the strip for a day. The zoo is smaller than many other zoo throughout the country, but is the only zoo in Nevada. Perfect for younger kids, you'll find over 100 different exotic species at the zoo, from alligators to monkeys and marine life. Admission is $9 for adults and $7 for children. Visit their website as it often offers specials for visitors.
The zoo is smaller than many other zoo throughout the country, but is the only zoo in Nevada.
You can't miss the Stratosphere. It's the big needle rising into the sky at the end of the strip. It's popular among children and adults for the wide-variety of attractions within the hotel and casino, including several restaurants, shops and then the amusement rides at the top. To see Las Vegas all lit up, go after sunset to take the ... More >
You can't miss the Stratosphere. It's the big needle rising into the sky at the end of the strip. It's popular among children and adults for the wide-variety of attractions within the hotel and casino, including several restaurants, shops and then the amusement rides at the top. To see Las Vegas all lit up, go after sunset to take the thrilling Stratosphere rides.
If you're not into the lights and action of the strip in Las Vegas, then the outskirts offer plenty, including one of the most premier landmarks in the U.S., Red Rock Canyon. This is one of the beautiful parts of Nevada, offering multiple ways for families to enjoy the park. You can literally spend an entire day at the park, taking a h... More >
If you're not into the lights and action of the strip in Las Vegas, then the outskirts offer plenty, including one of the most premier landmarks in the U.S., Red Rock Canyon. This is one of the beautiful parts of Nevada, offering multiple ways for families to enjoy the park. You can literally spend an entire day at the park, taking a hike, enjoying a picnic and taking a lovely drive. It also offers great views of the outer lying area.
When it comes to family activities, you can't go wrong with an afternoon at the Imax. Located on the strip in the Luxor Hotel, it's perfect for a rainy day or just a break from walking up and down the strip. Screenings typically run every couple hours, while ticket prices are $11.99. It's both educational and fun for kids, especially s... More >
When it comes to family activities, you can't go wrong with an afternoon at the Imax. Located on the strip in the Luxor Hotel, it's perfect for a rainy day or just a break from walking up and down the strip. Screenings typically run every couple hours, while ticket prices are $11.99. It's both educational and fun for kids, especially since many of the films feature 2-D and 3-D technology.
When it comes to family activities, you can't go wrong with an afternoon at the Imax.
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