Las Vegas Attractions

This "tropical"–themed "oasis right off the Strip" is "challenging enough for even the most avid golfer" thanks to a "tough", "stunning" layout sprinkled with bunkers "so bright, sunglasses are needed"; despite "constant" "noise from McCarran Airport" and a "less-than-memorable practice range", there are plenty of perks, including an "accommodating staff", "nice clubhouse" and notable restaurant; P.S. you'd "better have a good day at the tables to pay for the round."

Eighteen "noteworthy holes" pieced together from Jack Nicklaus' extensive portfolio is the "interesting concept" behind this "excellent experience"; the "rare sight of black-sand bunkers" is a "unique" touch on a layout that offers "variety" and "challenge", but there's debate over cost ("fair by Vegas standards" vs. "too pricey for anyone who hasn't hit the jackpot") and not everyone is glad that it's "dropped the forecaddie program"; P.S. "play it now before the houses devour it."

"First-time visitors" to this half-scale replica of la Tour Eiffel towering over Paris Las Vegas come for the "spectacular views" and glimpses of the Bellagio fountains; it's "a little expensive", but even fans insist you only need to "do it once."

Conjuring up the quintessential "Las Vegas image" is this Bellagio "spectacle" (rated Most Popular and No. 1 for Appeal among Las Vegas Attractions) where onlookers "ooh and ahh" at the "mesmerizing" water show synchronized to "thunderous" music that's best enjoyed with your "arms wrapped around your special someone"; there's "ample room" to appreciate it from "out on the boulevard", though diehards declare it's most "memorable" "from a lakefront room in the hotel"; either way, it's truly "awe-inspiring", "and it's free!"

Downtown "sparkles" "brighter" than it did back when it was known as 'Glitter Gulch' thanks to this "touristy" attention-getter – a pedestrian mall where "light shows" are projected onto an LED display canopy and "free concerts", a "hodgepodge" of entertainers and a collection of refurbished historic neon signs provide additional draws; the vibe's a bit "seedy" (think "lowbrow carnival"), so those seeking the "golden years" of "old Vegas" would do best to skip the street "scene" and duck into one of the vintage casinos.

"Cheesy? you bet", but plenty of "romantics" "still love" gliding through the Venetian's Grand Canal to the strains of "singing gondoliers", even if the whole experience essentially adds up to "a pricey boat ride through a mall"; enthusiasts advise you make a "reservation" to bypass "waits" and be prepared for "everyone" to "gawk" "as you go by."