Las Vegas News

Tabú is a chic, cosmopolitan ultra lounge, symbolizing everything beautiful, sophisticated and innovative. Incorporated into the captivating design, featuring funky furniture, marble and wood floors and luxurious textures, is an unsurpassed element of technology that cannot be found in any other nightlife venue that exists today. Club Tabú strokes each of the senses, leaving everything to the imagination. The euphoric environment provides a relaxed type of excitement. It`s opened from Wenesday to Sunday.

Marriage Can Be Murder II, performing at The Egg & I, West Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas, is a delight to see. The show can be seen on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 7pm, and Saturdays at 6pm. It’s a comedy dinner show, so no one under 13 is allowed.

This is an interactive show. This usually conjures up images of humiliation for the audience, but it is not the case here. People interact at will and are not coerced or embarrassed. The cast are excellent, very funny and very professional.

Believe it or not, Las Vegas has a burgeoning art scene and this complex, located in the Gateway district, is the place to find proof. It features a few galleries and a number of work spaces for local artists. Several of the spaces are closed to the public. On the first Friday of each month, they have a party event showcasing local artists and arts-oriented businesses, with live music, street performances, and other entertainment and activities.

Body English nightclub at the Hard Rock Hotel is elegance with an edge. The elegant decor makes you feel as if you’re going to an exclusive, secret hideaway. Top DJ’s spin the sounds of hip hop, house and rock. At this night club in Las Vegas, a posh VIP area also is located on the upper floor, at the far end of the club offering an overview of all the action. Make this Las Vegas Night Club VIP the place to be. It`s opened from Friday to Sunday, from 10:30 pm to 4:00 a.m.

King Tut Museum This full-scale reproduction of King Tutankhamen’s tomb includes the antechamber, annex, burial chamber, and treasury housing replicas of the glittering inventory discovered by archaeologists Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon in the Valley of Kings at Luxor in 1922. It was all handcrafted in Egypt by artisans using historically correct gold leaf and linens, pigments, tools, and ancient methods, and all items have been meticulously positioned according to Carter’s records. It’s hardly like seeing the real thing, but if you aren’t going to Egypt anytime soon, perhaps checking out reproductions isn’t a bad idea.

There are a lot of bars and nightclubs in Vegas where you have to be one of the "beautiful people" to earn a place to sit on a reserved couch. Coyote Ugly is not one of those places. This is a drinking joint with a college party atmosphere.

The Southern-style saloon, based on the legendary New York City bar and film of the same name, has wooden floors and walls, and wooden bars with no chairs or bar stools. Coyote Ugly’s trademark is the sexy female bartenders who get up on the bar and dance, sing and encourage patrons to drink more alcohol. Surprisingly, you will find a pretty even mix of men and women.

The men come to ogle the "Coyotes," and the women come to let loose and dance. Women are encouraged to get up on the bar and cavort with the bartenders. Sorry, men aren’t allowed on the bar. Of course, with all the women to look at, most don’t seem to mind. 

Gameworks is a huge arcade right on the strip that features an enormous rock climbing wall.

Right in the showcase shopping area adjacent to the MGM Grand you can spend hours on state of the art arcade games. It`s nice to visit it with your friends, so you can talk with guys and in this way no getting bored caused quite big queues sometimes.

With the tallest rollercoaster in the world and a great view this is an attraction that you will not want to miss. The tower is now a Las Vegas trademark and why not go to the top of it. Ride the rollercoaster or have dinner, it’s a ton of fun.