Free Las Vegas Shows/Attractions on the “Strip”

Thursday June 17, 2010 by admin.

Because the majority of the millions of people who go to Las Vegas each year stay on the Las Vegas Strip (you can get a printable Las Vegas Strip map at http://vegasreservations.com/lasvegasmap), I thought it would be a good idea to list the free Vegas shows/attractions on the Strip.

List of Free Vegas Shows/Attractions on the Las Vegas Strip:
Bellagio Chocolate Fountain
“Big Elvis” at Bill’s Gambling Hall & Saloon
CBS Television City Las Vegas at the MGMGrand
Circus Acts at Circus Circus Las Vegas
Cirque Du Soleil Art by Richard MacDonald at the Bellagio
Clown Show at Circus Circus Las Vegas
Conservatory at Bellagio
Dueling Pianos at Harrahs Las Vegas
Dueling Pianos at New York New York
ESPN Zone Las Vegas Art Collection at New York New York
Fall of Atlantis and Festival Fountain shows at Caesars Forum Shops (Caesars Palace)
Fashion shows at the Fashion Show Mall
Fish Aquarium at the Mirage
Fountains of Bellagio (See my 6/15/2010 posting)
Gondolas at the Venetian (free to watch – fee to ride)
Lion Habitat at MGM Grand
Mandalay Bay Aquarium
Streetmosphere at the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian
The Lion King Exhibit at Mandalay Bay
The Sirens of TI (Treasure Island)
Tropican Rain Forest at the Mirage
Volcano Eruption at the Mirage
Wildlife Habitat at the Flamingo (Yes you really can see Flamingos at the Flamingo)
White Tiger Habitat at the Mirage

Because it’s not possible to give out enough info on all the above free Las Vegas shows/attractions in this Blog to help you decide which you should go see, you should “Google” any you might be interested in to get more information. Remember you can get a printable Las Vegas Strip map at http://vegasreservations.com/lasvegasmap to help you find your way around. Also check out my previous free Vegas show/attraction postings for more ideas.

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