For a reason, Las Vegas is known as the “Entertainment Capital of the World.” There’s something for everyone, including shows for the kids. At Excalibur’s Tournament of Kings, you can cheer on your knight and eat with your hands. Watch their eyes widen as they take in the sights at Treasure Island’s Mystere by Cirque du Soleil. At MGM Grand, boogie in the aisles with the Jabbawockeez’s slick moves. Mat Franco, the winner of America’s Got Talent, will dazzle the kids (and adults) with his magic. The kids will remember whichever show you choose.
HIGH ROLLER OBSERVATION WHEEL IN LAS VEGAS
Take the family on a ride on the High Roller Observation Wheel, a massive Ferris wheel at The LINQ Promenade + Experience in the heart of the Vegas Strip, to get away from the crowds. The High Roller is 550 feet tall and 520 feet wide, with 28 transparent (and air-conditioned) pods that can hold up to 40 people. The ride takes about an hour in total, and children under the age of six ride for free! You can also reserve special events or take advantage of happy hour discounts.
FRIENDS OF ANIMALS
Bring the kids to Siegfried & Roy’s Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat at The Mirage, which is quintessentially Las Vegas. In a beautiful green space, make friends with bottlenose dolphins, white tigers, and leopards, and learn more about special tours. Check out the Lion Habitat Ranch in Henderson for an off-the-beaten-path animal adventure, complete with trainer tours, a painting giraffe, and special events.
Indoor skydiving in Las Vegas
If you’re looking for something to do with your kids in Vegas, indoor skydiving should be at the top of your list.
Some people may find it frightening, but it is completely safe, and there is a training session. Each session lasts about 15 minutes, and if you book it right away, you’ll get a discount on repeats.
To generate the required lift, your body must meet certain minimum and maximum weight requirements. Anyone taller than 5’6″ and weighing more than 160 pounds, on the other hand, should be fine.
It’s open seven days a week, from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Las Vegas Topgolf
The adult entertainment options in Las Vegas are legendary. Which raises the question of whether Las Vegas is suitable for families. Yes. Topgolf is the reason for this.
It’s not about having a passion for golf as a sport. Topgolf is an entertainment venue with a three-level driving range located directly behind the MGM Grand resort.
The view of the Strip from here is breathtaking, regardless of how good or bad you are at golfing. Before diving in, beginners can take an hour-long golf lesson.
There are approximately 200 television sets and dining areas available for people of all ages to enjoy. Get some food and drinks and spend the day relaxing.
LIVE from Las Vegas, America’s Got Talent
If your children enjoy the TV show American’s Got Talent, they will enjoy the live performance in Vegas. This is America’s most popular competition show, and you’ll be able to witness every incredible moment up close and personal. This incredible lineup, hosted by season 12 finalist Preacher Lawson, features the best performers from the hit TV show’s many seasons. From the most recent season, you can see Dustin Travella, the newly crowned winner, as well as two of the finalists, singer Jimmie Herrod and quick-change artist Léa Kyle, perform their emotionally driven magic acts. Season 14 winner Kodi Lee, who captivated the country with his stunning vocals, as well as the world-renowned knife-throwing duo Deadly Games, are among the other acts .Duo Transcend, The Silhouettes, and Light Balance, an LED dance group, are among the performers.
Aerial View of Las Vegas
At the world’s most beautiful destinations, Flyover allows you to dip, soar, and coast through the skies. This attraction created a full immersive experience using cutting-edge technology, including special effects such as mist, wind, scents, and motion to make the ride feel almost completely authentic: you feel like you’re flying but you’re not! You can choose between two adventures: The Real Wild West and Iceland.
Theme Park Adventuredome
This five-acre indoor theme park, located behind Circus Circus and under a massive pink dome, is a great place for kids and adults to enjoy rides and games all year. Rides for all ages are available, ranging from kiddie rides to thrill rides and roller coasters. There are fair games, arcades, miniature golf, and a 4-D movie adventure to go along with all of the rides. It’s free to enter and only costs money to ride and play. We recommend getting the all-day ride pass if you plan on spending a lot of time at the theme park. The Adventuredome should be on your list of “things to do in Las Vegas with kids.”
Aquarium of Sharks
The Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay transports you to a fascinating underwater world teeming with dangerous predators. With 14 exhibits containing 100 sharks, piranhas, rays, and crocodiles, as well as less threatening exotic fish and sea turtles, there is something for everyone. At the aquarium, the touch pool and the 1.3 million gallon shark exhibit with a walk through tunnel are must-see attractions.
FOUNTAINS OF BELLAGIO
The music and lights are choreographed for these iconic fountains. The Bellagio Fountains run every 15 or 30 minutes, depending on the day of the week and the time of day. It is estimated that they cost $40 million to construct and hold 22 million gallons of water.
It’s quite a sight, especially in the evening. So, if you’re having dinner in the area, make a point of stopping by to see the Bellagio Fountains.
CIRQUE DU SOLEIL’S MYSTERE
This Cirque du Soleil show, which is only performed at Treasure Island, has been named “Best Production Show” in Las Vegas multiple times by the Las Vegas Review-Journal newspaper. It’s the most popular Cirque du Soleil show for families of all the Cirque du Soleil shows in town.
