Anchoring the LINQ Promenade, the High Roller Observation wheel is an unmistakable part of the Las Vegas skyline. The wheel is 550-feet tall and is supported by over 4.8 miles of cable. Evenly spaced ...

Buffets have been a staple of the Las Vegas culinary scene for decades, and although fewer are open now than before the pandemic, options remain that span the price/quality spectrum. I’ve eaten at ...

The Nevada Clean Air Act outlaws smoking indoors with the exception of tobacco stores, strip clubs, private residences, some stand-alone bars, and of course, casinos. While indoor smoking is illegal ...

Few things are worse than getting put up in a grungy, beat-up, or dated hotel room in Las Vegas. Many resorts have been around for years and in some cases decades. Style and decor preferences ...

It’s not a well-kept secret that prices in Vegas, especially on the Strip, have been on an upward trajectory. A bottle of domestic beer at a casino bar can set you back upwards of $10… That’s what a ...

A key resort amenity, pool quality is oftentimes more important to visitors than the casino, guestrooms, dining options, or other ancillary entertainment. While many come to Las Vegas to test their ...

Rideshare options like Uber and Lyft have been a welcome addition to the Las Vegas transportation landscape, offering a cheaper, more honest alternative to taxi cabs. While rideshare apps have grown ...

The pool scene in Las Vegas is among the most awe-inspiring in the world, with many complexes boasting amenities like waterfalls, wave pools, lazy rivers, real sand beaches, and unmatched luxury.

Visitors to Las Vegas have strong opinions about Circus Circus. While some celebrate the resort’s kid-friendly nature and focus on value, others point to the property’s relative state of disrepair.

It’s no secret. Vegas isn’t as cheap as it once was. That said, there is still a TON of value out there if you know where to look. I thought it would be fun to compile the most comprehensive list of ...

Simply stated: Drink deals (and deals in general) are getting increasingly difficult to find in Las Vegas. With that in mind, I figured compiling (and maintaining) a rundown of Fremont Street happy ...

Currently, there isn’t a mass transit option aside from bus service that connects major destinations like the airport, Strip, Fremont Street, Allegiant Stadium, and the Las Vegas Convention Center. In ...