Las Vegas is the world’s entertainment capital, but you don’t have to gamble or indulge in the magnificent nightlife to enjoy the city. There are people who don’t like casinos. If you’re such a person, you can hike, camp, visit museums, explore new restaurants, and do so many other things.
Here are a few things you can do in Vegas if you don’t like casinos;
1. Visit Chinatown
Chinatown Las Vegas has a great variety of Asian restaurants, whether you’re looking for Vietnamese pho, Japanese sushi, or Chinese duck. The place is so bustling that you can also find other cuisines there, like French and Mexican.
2. Camp out at the Valley of Fire
The Valley of Fire is the oldest state park in Nevada, and there are many reasons why you should visit. It’s a beautiful place with its characteristic bright red Aztec sandstone formations. You can enjoy wonderful outdoor activities like RV camping, picnicking, and hiking. It has impressive landmarks like Atlatl Rock, a 50-foot-tall boulder decorated with Native American petroglyphs. It’s breathtaking.
3. Have fun at the Adventuredome
The Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park at Circus Circus is a favorite place to visit for families when they come to Las Vegas. It has 4D theaters, classic rides, clown shows, and, of course, indoor roller coasters. The most thrilling rides are the Disk’O, which combines spinning and rocking motions; the Inverter, which flips you upside down at high speed; and the Canyon Blaster roller coaster, which corkscrews and double loops at a speed of 55 mph. So, if you come to Las Vegas with your kids, don’t hesitate to stop by.
Here are 10 tips for visiting the Adventuredome.
4. Ride the High Roller
The High Roller stands 550 feet tall and offers the most impressive views of the Strip and Las Vegas. Each of the 28 pods takes approximately 30 minutes to complete a revolution and can carry up to 40 people. You can join a pod with a bartender onboard for an extra price. So, go ahead. If you don’t like casinos, ride the Las Vegas High Roller, day or night.
