We were there last summer and everything was great. There are homeless people and drug dealers on the streets, but just turning down a discreet offer is enough. Public security agents are very attentive to any problem and the number of people present makes the scene for an assault more difficult. I think that, in general, you can go for a family leisurely walk during the day and in the evening, at night you just need to be aware of strangers and walk together. I personally do not recommend that teenagers travel alone at any time. Have a good trip!

Planet Hollywood right in the middle of the strip or Ceasers just like the guys from the movie The Hangover! Can’t go wrong! They will absolutely love it!

They do have them.

Right now yes! Mostly everything is open. Some places have a max. But make sure to just set reservations before you go anywhere and you should be fine.

Casinos, shopping and restaurants are opened but I would steer clear of downtown...way too many people!

Some are open, but some not, and with a spike in Clark County cases, there is talk of closing again. There are a dozen active threads on the Las Vegas Destination Forum, which get updates daily, if not hourly. I would head to that Forum, and bookmark a few of those update threads. Best of luck, and happy anniversary, Hunt

Certi hotel sono enormi e a volte è difficile uscire da dove si è entrati perché ci sono tante sale da gioco che alla fine si assomigliano tutte. Però sei obbligato a transitarci per visitare le parti più interessanti. Il tempo è variabile …. anche un' ora.

Yes,the Vegas Mardi Gras is on the 25th feb this year.Enjoy.

Depends on where you are going. If just around town, Uber or the bus are best. If wanting to go to Hoover Dam or hiking out of town, you can use Hotwire to get a really cheap car. Pick up at the airport

Helicopter trip over the Grand Canyon with Papillon Tours was superb although a bit on the pricey side. Slotzilla zipline on Freemont St is awesome fun. Venetian Casino canals, shops and food court are great as are the Forum shops at Caesars Palace. Avoid shops at the Cosmopolitain as they are all high end. High Roller Wheel is a must. Take the Happy Hour rotation if you like a drink. Bar service is fast and you can make it pay for itself if you knock a few back :) Don't miss the Bellagio Fountains, they're amazing and free. Freemont Street at night is brilliant fun and if you go there, take a slice of pizza at Pizza Rock-it's out of this world. Other cheap eats: Shake Shack, The Donut Store near Freemont St, Grimaldi's Pizza (various locations) and snacks in Eataly are all reasonably priced as is In n Out Burger on the Linq promenade. On the pricier side, Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace is superb and if you really want to splash out on a meal, The Eiffel Tower restaurant is just the best. Work some overtime, get saving and treat yourself. Have an amazing break, as we did 👍 As for the down and outs, girls dressed as showgirls asking for pictures, then trying to charge you, also people dressed as super heroes and Disney characters, little Asian women trying to sell you bracelets and men who will give you cards for prostitutes. Either look away or politely say "no thanks" and they will leave you alone. We thought it was very safe as long as you do expect to witness some or other erratic behaviour on the strip around once every ten minutes.