Las Vegas Itineraries

"Choose a table inside if the patio feels too exposed; indoor seating is typically quieter and cooler.Boulder City has small-town charm and level sidewalks—ask staff for the nearest accessible restroom.Allow extra time after lunch for a slow walk or a seated rest in the town's shaded spots before returning to the car."

"Recommended ages ~2–12 for short stops — stay on paved pullouts and choose flat short walks from parking (Visitor Center loop is stroller-friendly).Bring shade (umbrella or pop-up shade) and plenty of water — family restrooms at the Visitor Center have changing tables.Aim for early morning to enjoy cooler temperatures and to catch spring wildflowers; pack a small picnic blanket for shaded lunch spots."

"Book a cabin in advance and consider the 'Happy Half Hour' cabin (open bar) if your group wants celebratory drinks during the ride.Mid-morning gives great light for photos with less glare than midday; ask the staff for the cabin with the best photo angles.Accessible cabins are available and staff can help if anyone in the group needs step assistance or extra time boarding."

"Stay hydrated and wear comfortable shoes; distances between sights add up.Use pedestrian bridges to avoid heavy traffic crossings.If tired, flag down a taxi or rideshare to skip a long stretch."

"Arrive before 6:00 pm to avoid peak dinner crowds and secure a booth for extra space with a stroller.The menu is broad — order a small appetizer to share while waiting to keep kids occupied.Server teams at this location are used to families and can often heat bottles or warm food for toddlers if asked."

"Displays change seasonally; quick visit but visually rich.Combine with a stroll around the Bellagio lobby area.Mornings are usually less crowded than afternoons."

"Book a 4–6 person room that fits your group size; Escapology provides dedicated rooms designed for groups and timed runs.Arrive 15 minutes early for the briefing so the whole team is ready; pre-pay or split the reservation to simplify arrival.Pick a mid-difficulty room so everyone contributes; if you’re competitive, ask for leaderboard options to keep things spicy."

"Book tickets in advance; guided tours fill up for twilight slots.Bring a jacket—evenings can be breezy.Photography is allowed; a tripod may be restricted on some tours."

"Use this time to rehydrate and reapply sunscreen if you have outdoor plans — Vegas sun can be sneaky in spring.Set a 15-minute group check-in 30 minutes before departure so no one gets left behind in the hotel lobby.Stretch or walk around the block to wake up the legs after the escape room and keep energy up for the night."