1. Catch a Show
Vegas is a bit slower right now, but there are still shows to see. I’m taking my kids to see Tommy Wind’s Amazing Magic at the Alexis Park Resort. Only 50 people are allowed in the audience, so it’ll be a small, intimate crowd. It’s not the Vegas show we’re used to, but the cozy environment may be even better.
2. Letters to The North Pole
What better way to put a smile on my kids’ faces than sending a Christmas letter to Santa? With their ages ranging from one to five years, I am pretty sure this will mean the world to them. We will pass by at Valley View Recreational Center and mail the decorated letters accordingly. I am sure they will love it!
3. Visit the Opportunity Village
The Opportunity Village is an ideal holiday celebration site in Vegas and me and my family can t wait to visit virtually. We would have loved to land there physically, but as I said, things are no longer like they used to be. However, even in the comfort of our hotel rooms, we can still participate in their incredible Great Santa Run’s Scavenger Hunt Contest, and I bet we will give it our best shot. This event will run from December 5 to 26.
4. Enjoy an Exquisite Stay at the Bellagio Hotel
No doubt we have worked tirelessly throughout the year, and some time off at the Bellagio Hotel is perfect for my family. Even better, this top-notch establishment has unwrapped their newest Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens display. This imaginary world in honor of Her Majesty Queen Bellissima will undoubtedly be a hit. Imagine beautifully trimmed silvertip fir trees with sparkling lights, ornamental eggs, and other amazing Christmas decorations. I am sure my family will enjoy.
