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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.

Discover the magic of the House of Blues Las Vegas - one of America's most loved entertainment franchise venues. Immerse yourself in the franchise's iconic traditions, from the "Crazy Quilt" to the metal box of mud from the Delta Mississippi beneath the stage. You'll be in good company as some of the biggest names in the music industry, including U2, Bob Dylan, Blondie, Morrissey, Foo Fighters, Willie Nelson, the Marley Brothers, John Mayer, Styx, Rob Zombie, and Tenacious D, have all rocked the stage of the House of Blues Las Vegas. Join the ranks of music lovers who have experienced the thrill of live music at its finest.

The Las Vegas Book Festival is the ultimate celebration of the written, spoken, and illustrated word, and it's happening in Nevada - the state's most significant literary event. For over twenty years, the city of Las Vegas, Nevada, Humanities, and community sponsors have worked tirelessly to bring the joy of books, learning, and reading to Las Vegas. Join thousands of attendees of all ages for a day-long bazaar of books, authors, readings, and workshops - all free and open to everyone. LVBF's programming is to share resources, develop audiences, advance writing skills, and encourage reading. There's something for everyone, from politics to Las Vegas history, romance novels, science fiction, Latino authors, thrillers, and more. LVBF also has a youth component with a children's area, live author readings, and illustrator demonstrations. Come and support the growth and development of the literary community in the Las Vegas Valley.