Things To Do:
The Bellagio:
The Fountains of the Bellagio perform a magnificent display (set to music) every 15-minutes in the evenings and also every hour on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Show times can vary on public holidays. Inside of the casino there is a tremendous flower garden, with displays changed every month or two. The casino also offers a fine-art gallery, although fees are charged. Bellagio is also home to one of the finest buffets on "the Strip". For more information on the Bellagio Hotel and Casino, visit the following website:
http://www.bellagio.com/?CMP=KNC-Google-Bellagio_Int
The Mirage:
Almost every hour in the evening the "volcano" in front of the casino erupts in a terrific light show. Additionally there is an impressive aquarium behind the check-in counter and a dolphin habitat that can be viewed for a fee. The volcano was renovated and reopened in December 2008. For more information on the Mirage, visit the following website:
http://www.mirage.com/?CMP=KNC-Google-Mirage_Int
Eating Out:
Located at the Monte Carlo Hotel & Casino, Diablo's Cantina offers traditional Mexican Cuisine with modern technology -- glazed tiles and furniture exist side by side with flat screen televisions for sports and entertainment viewing. This restaurant comes at a very reasonable price. Prices range form $15 to $25. The menu includes south-of-the-border favorites such as Diablo’s beef chili nachos, a spicy grilled shrimp quesadilla plus some traditional American classics that have been tweaked with a definite piquant touch, including Diablo Death wings and the Diablo's 15-ounce burger. For more information on restaurant dining in the Montecarlo, visit the following website:
http://www.montecarlo.com/restaurants/
Other Activities:
Vegas isn't all just about, flashing lights, casinos and fabulous hotels. Would you believe that Las Vegas has some of the best climbing in America? Red Rock Canyon, is on the western edge of the Las Vegas city limits and features hundreds of traditional/gear and sport routes. Climbing is possible all year round, though Spring and Fall tend to be most comfortable. There are a couple of guide books that detail the routes. For more information on Rock climbing in Las Vegas, visit the following website: