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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.

Experience the stunning aerial view of Las Vegas with a sky-high tour offered by Maverick Helicopters. Although the city is renowned for its vibrant streets, the view from above is simply unbeatable. You can opt for a day or night tour to witness the beauty of Las Vegas from a unique perspective. Maverick Helicopters offers various tours that include a helicopter ride over the Strip's dazzling lights, a bird's-eye view of the Vegas Valley, a glimpse of Red Rock Canyon, and even a journey to the Grand Canyon, a natural marvel. You can also book the ECO-Star helicopter, known as the "limousine of the sky," to travel comfortably to special events such as EDC or NASCAR.

Are you ready to experience the best of Las Vegas's vibrant arts scene? Look only as far as First Friday Las Vegas, the premier monthly arts event in the city. With dozens of talented artists showcasing their works in various media, including glasswork, painting, jewelry, sculpture, pottery, and digital prints, there's something for every taste. But First Friday is more than just an art show. You'll also enjoy delicious food, live music, street performances, and surprises around every corner. From the galleries in Charleston to the new spaces on Main Street to the vintage shops and art galleries in the Colorado cottages, you'll find cool local art that inspires you. Whether you prefer walking around the neighborhood or hopping on one of the art tour trolleys that make rounds every 20 minutes throughout the evening, you'll be part of a diverse crowd united by a love of art and creativity.