We visited Las Vegas as the final part of our 8 couple Spring Break trip after seeing the Utah 5 national parks. I will say most of our group were not gamblers so we were looking for other attractions in the city and the Strip itself is a highlight. We stayed at the Paris Las Vegas, ate at many places along the Strip and saw two shows on the Strip, the Beatles Cirque du Solie and Matt Franco's Magic Show. Whether day or night there is always something to do here. This is why you come to Las Vegas in so many ways.

It`s not really possible to sum up the strip in one review. 3 or 4 miles of huge casino resorts, free shows such as the Bellagio fountains & mirage volcano, (be quick, it `s going this year, cafe`s, bars, shops, etc are what`s on offer. Everywhere is further away than it looks, It can take 10 minutes to walk past just one of the big resorts. Wear comfortable shoes & clothes and stop off for drinks along the way, and if you decide to explore any of the big hotels, allow at least an hour for each. We enjoy picking a street-side cafe or bar and people-watching for a while before heading off to explore further.

Las Vegas is for everyone even if your not a gambler, we walked from hotel to hotel just enjoying the experience and air conditioning. Felt very safe all the time day and night. Make sure you check the times to see the fountains erupt at the Bellagio and the Volcano at the Mirage- amazing and not over crowded. Use Walgreens and CVS for cheaper drinks to take to take in your room than hotel prices, seems to be a thing that wandering around drinking is quite popular for all ages. Use the Deuce bus to Hop on and off, better to by a 3 day pass rather 24 hr pass. Do compare Uber prices to local taxi's as did not seem to be same charges as UK so not always cheaper. Be prepared to tip but we had amazing service everywhere so well worth it. There is a free tram from Mandela Bay to save a few foot steps if walking down to the Las Vegas Sign.

Fun to walk or drive up and down the Strip, but walking should be during the evening time in July. Otherwise, it is so hot! It got to 107 degrees when we were there in mid-July. It is also nice to see it all lit up in the dark. Free parking is offered by only few hotels. The rest seem to have free parking for 1 hr. The hotels we parked at for free were Treasure Island, Venetian and Rio. The Strip is huge though.

When visiting Vegas the strip is a must! But not in heels!!!!! It's long and fun! The lights are gorgeous, the smells are ones you will never forget! And summer is monsoon season so pack an umbrella. We got caught in a severe thunderstorm and got soaked. But it made for great memories! The whole trip made for great memories!!!! And don't come on a tight budget. A 7 day all inclusive trip to Vegas for 2 or more people will cost around 5 grand. It was a once in a lifetime trip for me and unforgettable. I will reminisce on this trip for the rest of my life!!!

The entire 4-mile Strip on Las Vegas Boulevard is completely lined with upscale Hotels and Casinos. The bright neon lighting can be quite blinding at night. But other than Casinos, the Hotels are also Resorts and Venues for Live Performances – many of which sell out months ahead. The architecture everywhere is modern and contemporary, and each Hotel is a unique landmark with mini versions of world-famous places replicated accurately to the minutest detail. Each and every hotel that you visit is worth the time that you spend exploring it. During our several visits in the last few decades, we have traversed this Strip – from The Stratosphere on one end to the Mandalay Bay on the other. We have walked, taken the Tour Bus, and taken Uber to visit several venues. An absolute “Must Visit” – at least once in your lifetime.

We had an absolute blast on the strip. It gets a bad reputation because of the hustle and bustle and people trying to hand you stuff, but honestly, you just gotta have thick skin. I kept walking to avoid getting handed anything and always told the Flamingo girls no thank you for a picture. Don't take a picture with them unless you are ready to shell out about $100 for each girl. Seriously! We were heckled a few times, but I don't really care what people say to me or think about me, so I just kept it moving. If you take everything with a grain of salt, you will have an amazing time on the strip!

#1 leave the kids at home. Take them to Disneyland. There was once a time many years ago that Vegas really welcomed kids, but that came and went. It is annoying to have kids on the strip or at pools where adults are scantily clad, drunk and talk like truckers. Adults want to cut loose and not worry that their actions will be seen by children.

Absolutely wonderful, so many sights, sounds and spectacles. Despite being busy and a tourist hotspot I felt remarkably safe while here. Even when bucketing it down with rain it's a great place to be.

Viva Las Vegas! The people were really friendly and the strip has so much to offer, as does vegas. You may need a map to get out of hotels. Make sure you have enough time as we were so busy. Helicopter ride down the strip, Grand Canyon, zip line in Fremont street. Mj show was incredible. Please go to vegas.