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Las Vegas Off the Strip:
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Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix:
The Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix offers the ride of a lifetime on Grand Prix cars, Super Stock Cars, kiddies Cars and Go-Karts. Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix is located on North Rainbow Boulevard near U.S. Highway 95. To ride on the Grand Prix Cars kids need to be 16 years and above. For rides on the kiddies cars age group should be 4-years-old or younger. Tickets cost $4.95 per ticket or $22.50 for 5 tickets. Bus, cab and private vehicles are the modes to reach there. In short, it's a child's dream come true! |
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ETHEL M Chocolate Factory:
It is located five miles from the Strip is a chocolate factory. This year it will have a special event coming up around New Year's. They will be holding a spectacular lights display in the sky at its cactus garden. On Christmas Eve, Santa will come over to meet young children and adults between 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. Ethel M Chocolate Factory also offers the enthusiastic visitors a free peek into the candy-making process that is explained step-by-step by panels and television monitors. After peering at and hearing about the mouth-watering confectioneries and having taste of the mind blowing liquor chocolates, the tour ends with visit to the chocolate shop for a free sample. Now, that's a treat! |
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The Old Mormon Fort:
It is an old state historic park located off Washington Avenue
has a serene atmosphere. It has a history behind its ancient existence. Way back in 1855 a group of men were sent to the Las Vegas Valley, a vital stop between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles by Brigham Young. Finding a water source, Young's men built a fort to secure the area from other possible settler, by driving wedges into the creek bed. The Mormons used flood irrigation to water their crops, a process which is still used today at the park . The Old Mormon Fort Las Vegas is relaxing enough and wonderful to discover what life was like in 19th-century Nevada. Tickets are priced at $2 for adults and $1 for children. |
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Elvis-A-Rama Museum:
It is located less than a mile away from the Strip is dedicated to the King of music, Elvis Presley and has the world's largest private collection of Elvis material. The museum offers free shuttle running on-call basis from hotels between the Stratosphere to Mandalay Bay daily. Tickets are priced at $9.95 for adults and $7.95 for children. |
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Las Vegas Art Museum:
It is favorite with art lovers as it exhibits the most famous and sought-after master pieces like the current portrait of George Washington. It is painted by Gilbert Stuart in 1796 during the last year of Washington's presidency. Tickets are priced at $5 for adults and $2 for children. |
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Natural History Museum: Located in North Las Vegas will prove to an educative experience for children and adults. The museum displays many predators from all over the world. Wolves, foxes, bighorn sheep, polar bears, lynx and mountain lions, African deer and many more. Also on exhibits are dinosaur animations that come to life and a large aquarium. |
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