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Things To Do in Las Vegas, NV
V Theater & Saxe Theater
Welcome to V Theater & Saxe Theater, the ultimate destination for live theater productions in Las Vegas. Indulge yourself in the entertainment world and enjoy various shows with the option of dinner and a show. They offer everything from "V: The Ultimate Variety Show" to "Beatleshow" and "Popovich Comedy Pet Theater". The theaters are at the Miracle Mile Shops within the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. The Saxe Theater offers a fully stocked bar and seating area, home to "Vegas! The Show" and "Eddie Griffin: Live and Unleashed". Both theaters provide perfect space for private events and parties.
SlotZilla Ziplines
Are you looking for a family-friendly activity only available in Las Vegas? SlotZilla is the perfect answer. It is an 11-story zipline attraction inspired by a slot machine and is one of the best things to do in Las Vegas. You and your friends can enjoy a unique view of downtown Las Vegas by soaring above the crowds on the Fremont Street Experience. SlotZilla is the world's giant slot machine worth millions of dollars, and it showcases Las Vegas icons like a giant arm, oversized dice, a pink flamingo, coins, video reels, and two showgirls. Although there are many zipline tours worldwide, SlotZilla is the only zipline tour available in downtown Las Vegas.
National Atomic Testing Museum
Experience the thrill and excitement of the Atomic Testing Museum. This incredible Museum is a treasure trove of exhibits and artifacts that chronicle the history of nuclear testing at the Nevada Test Site from 1951 to the present day. Witness the items used during the testing, such as Geiger counters, radiation testing devices, and radio badges. Be amazed by the Native American artifacts discovered near the testing site, atomic age pop culture memorabilia, testing equipment, facility figures, videos, and interactive activities. And be sure not to miss the Ground Zero Theater, where you can feel the thrill of observing an atmospheric nuclear test simulation. The Atomic Testing Museum is an experience and a must-visit destination for anyone who loves history and science.