Since 1980, this nonprofit group provides quality theatrical productions with budget ticket prices. Each season, the group performs a variety of plays and musicals that always receive excellent reviews. The participants are local actors, singers and dancers with amazing abilities. Various workshops are held throughout the year and a special workshop for children is available in the summer. Call for schedule of performances. ...more

A visual water symphony choreographed to music provides an unforgettable welcome to the Bellagio Hotel Casino. The water jets span more than 1000 feet and can shoot up to 250 feet in the air while seeming to dance to choreographed lights and romantic classical music. It is a spectacular sight and one worth taking the time to view while strolling along the boulevard. Be sure to bring a camera as this is one of Vegas's best attractions; not to mention, it is also free! Every 30 minutes until 7p, after which shows are every 15 minutes. ...more

O solo mio! You will be the recipient of a vocal performance as your personal gondolier trained by masters in Venice, Italy takes you on a trip you will never forget. These crafts navigate the canals that run through the Grand Canal Shoppes located at the Venetian Hotel Casino. Reservations are required if you want a singing gondolier to take you on your journey. ...more

Ocean One is famous for being one of the best deals on food in Vegas. Located in Miracle Mile Shops @ Planet Hollywood, this lively and popular bar boasts standard lunch and dinner options at very reasonable prices. A number of lunch items are actually below the $5 mark and the dinners are not much more. You won't be relegated to salads and cheap turkey sandwiches either. The Bourbon Barbecue Salmon and orecchiette Pasta with artichoke hearts, spinach, tomatoes and chicken in a lemon-garlic sauce are just a couple of things to expect from the rich menu. Also be sure to take advantage of all the drink specials. The good food and great prices make Ocean One a hot spot for anybody in search of good value. ...more

The Buffet at the Wynn Las Vegas is a great place to satiate your tummy with some wonderful delicacies. It's a gourmet heaven and serves smoked salmons, primed ribs, salads, sandwiches, pancakes, boiled shrimps et al. With 17 cooking stations to choose from including a risotto station, a dessert stall and a sushi counter, you will have a hard time to decide. ...more

Inside one of the five tall, white-washed buildings of Caesars Palace Hotel Casino, you will find the Forum Shops which were added in 1992. Here, you can buy with the richest of them (Gucci, Versace, Jimmy Choo, Baccarat, Harry Winston, etc.) in an atmosphere reminiscent of the ancient Roman Senate: large statues, majestic fountains and grand pillars abound. This enormous mall spans multiple floors (more than 643,000 square feet!) and is dotted with various restaurants (some with a dress code and some casual) to please all palates, including Wolfgang Puck's renowned Spago. Free valet parking available. ...more

Touted as the city's best afternoon entertainment, this is a bit of every Las Vegas show, presented on one stage. Production numbers include magic, comedy, singing and dancing. You will be tapping along with the hottest music and get exhausted just watching these high-energy performers. You can bring the kids if they are over 6, and they will love the intensity. ...more

Dining here is more like an inter-continental feast than a buffet in a Las Vegas hotel. Much more upscale than the average all-you-can eat buffet, the decor is in keeping with the rest of Bellagio. Tastes from Italy, Japan, France, Mexico and America abound, and the freshest seafood and carved items are plentiful. Some of the standouts are the king crab legs, Beef Wellington, pastas and sushi. The plethora of desserts are reason enough to go to the buffet. The Buffet restaurant remains open for breakfast, lunch and dinner throughout the week. ...more