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The cost of a Vegas vacation can vary widely depending on when you go and where you stay. If you travel during off-peak season, look for hotels off the Strip and take advantage of all the free things to do in Las Vegas, a vacation in Vegas can be fairly affordable.

The best months for visiting Las Vegas on a budget are December and January, though there are also off-seasons throughout the year. Avoid visiting during busy times like holidays and sporting events if you want to save some cash. But don’t worry about missing all the great shows and attractions—there are always fun, entertaining things to do in the glittering desert cityscape, even in the off-season.

With 24-hour action and excitement, many travelers find that three days in Las Vegas is enough to get a taste of what the desert city has to offer. If you'd rather get a local feel of the town and see some surrounding sights, plan for five or more days. There are exhilarating options everywhere you look, so you'll rarely have to wonder what to do in Las Vegas.

Sin City can be a dream destination for a long honeymoon or a romantic weekend getaway. Take in a provocative show or soak in a hot tub, then hit the town for fine dining and premium champagne. With some of the highest-rated cuisine in the world, the best Las Vegas restaurants make the perfect backdrop for an enchanting evening. Lovebirds can rest assured there are romantic things to do in Las Vegas any time of year.

Vegas runs on tourism, so there's always a place to hang your hat. From budget-friendly motels to palatial penthouse suites, there are lodging options for every traveler. With so many options, deciding where to stay in Las Vegas can be tough, but we recommend: Picking accommodations close to the attractions you plan to see Staying at a hotel off the Strip if you want to save money Looking for AAA’s Five Diamond designation for the best hotels in Las Vegas

Vegas might have a lot of adults-only attractions, but there are also plenty of kid-friendly things to do in Las Vegas! Ride the Big Apple Coaster in New York, New York, visit the carnival midway at Circus Circus or cool off at a waterpark. You can also visit the Aquarium at Silverton Casino or the DISCOVERY Children's Museum.

If you're staying somewhere like the Strip or Freemont St, it's easy to walk to many nearby casinos and restaurants, but there are tons of options for getting around Las Vegas. Popular choices are: Las Vegas Monorail Limousines Las Vegas's bus system, The Deuce Taxis Rental cars

Las Vegas is known worldwide for having one of the most vibrant nightlife scenes around. From posh poolside clubs to rock-and-roll dives, there's no shortage of lively watering holes throughout the city that are open 24 hours a day. Any night of the week you can catch top DJs spinning EDM or see a pop star sing at a casino, so get ready for the time of your life!