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Las Vegas is truly larger than life. From erupting volcanoes to the Eiffel Tower, the engineering and creativity on the infamous "Strip" is limitless. You can see Elvis's peacock jumpsuit and priceless impressionist paintings - on the same day! Visit the Grand Canyon by day, but keep your evenings free. When the sun goes down, the city comes alive. Enjoy every second - you can sleep later. The glib ad campaigns, the New Las Vegas demographics, the proliferation of gambling around the country and the world, and all the dining, entertainment, recreation, and shopping options notwithstanding, you come to Las Vegas to gamble. And whether it's the penny slots a penny at a time or $5,000-a-hand blackjack, you want to know how to play, what to play, where to play, when to play, and how to get the most out of your play. It's all here on these pages of LasVegasAdvisor.com, the best gambling-in-Las Vegas information on the Web.

Need a break from the casinos? Non-gambling activities abound in Las Vegas -- everything from roller coasters to fine-art museums, pirate battles to haute couture. There are full-blown theme parks and individual thrill rides, top-shelf shopping malls and bargain outlet centers, public extravaganzas and dark movie theaters, wildlife exhibits and a wax museum, even free chocolate. Many activities are free. Some will appeal to kids of all ages, while others are for adults only. But one thing's for sure: The only way to arrive in Las Vegas and not find fun things to do is in a coffin.
Beware of sensory overload in a city that's home to 240-foot-high dancing fountains, the world's largest light show, sharks, tigers, singing Sirens, classic cars, world-class galleries and museums, gardens in the desert, and even a volcano.

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