Las Vegas Itineraries

"If your group wants to return, The Mob Museum has late hours some evenings — it’s a fun follow-up for history buffs.Pawn Stars fans should note the pawn shop’s best photo angle from the coach — your guide will point it out.Group members with limited mobility: remain on the coach for this drive‑by; the guide will note fully accessible places to explore later."

"Buy timed tickets in advance to guarantee entry for your whole group; staggered entry helps avoid bottlenecks for large parties.Bring a small crossbody or pocket; bags are limited inside and there are lockers/coat-check options at AREA15 for bigger items.Plan to split up and reunite at a designated meeting spot — the exhibit rewards exploring in small teams so everyone can discover different surprises."

"Strollers are allowed and easy to navigate; this indoor stop is great for a sensory, low-noise experience after a busy day.Recommended for all ages — little ones love the colors and older kids enjoy spotting details; family restrooms are nearby in the Bellagio lobby.If kids are tired, sit in the conservatory seating area and rotate short viewing sessions to avoid overstimulation."

"If you're staying on the Strip, aim for a 30–45 minute break—enough to shower and change without losing the evening.Ask the front desk for a group-friendly luggage hold or express check-in if someone arrives later.This is a good time to pre-pay rideshare/rental car so you’re set for the helicopter transfer later."

"The pirate ships make for dynamic nighttime photos; try a low-angle shot to capture the mast against the lights.This is a quick stop — keep cameras ready to avoid slowing the group.If your group likes oddities, the guide can show where the 4,500-year-old artifact is referenced — great for trivia bragging rights."

"Plan arrival back to the room with a 15–20 minute buffer to account for elevator waits and waits at the valet.Use quick skin-cooling tricks after the pool (cool face spray, paper towels) so everyone can dry and get ready fast.Assign one person to collect IDs and wallet items so the group can leave together for dinner and the club without last-minute scrambles."

"Rooftop seating is limited; arrive early for a group table or plan to rotate through smaller tables.Expect a cover or line on busy nights—having one person hold a place while the rest finish at dinner can help.Dress smart-casual for inside seating; March nights are pleasant on the roof but bring a light layer for the breeze."

"Request a communal table or booth for your group (Yardbird is known for accommodating 4–8 parties) and pre-order shareable sides to speed service.Consider a shared cocktail pitcher or rotating round of small plates to manage budget and keep the energy social.Confirm any dietary preferences ahead; June weekends book quickly so a 7:45–8:15 reservation is ideal for an on-time night departure."

"Gold Spike’s yard games are ideal for groups — reserve some space or arrive early to claim a table when busy.Order a round of shareable cocktails or pitchers to keep things social and simplify splitting the bill.If you want to move on later, Gold Spike is a short walk from Fremont Street or other downtown bars if the group wants more variety."