Las Vegas is a popular vacation spot where tourists enjoy a variety of activities from golf and fine dining to nightclubs and live entertainment. This exciting city also boasts many unique attractions that are not found anywhere else. If your travels bring you to Las Vegas, be sure to check out Dinner in the Sky, the Neon Museum and Madame Tussauds before your trip is through.
Dinner in the Sky gives visitors a chance to safely enjoy a meal while suspended up to 180 feet in the air. When guests arrive, they are seated at a table which accommodates up to 22 diners, then secured with a safety belt. A crane is used to hoist the table into the sky, providing a spectacular view of the Las Vegas skyline. Once airborne, guests enjoy entertainment and meal prepared by a team of professional chefs. If a guest needs to use the restroom or return to the ground for any other reason, the table is easily lowered in less than one minute to accommodate them. All diners must be at least four feet tall and 10 years of age and there is a weight limit of 300 pounds. Reservations are required.
Dinner in the Sky
2800 West Sahara Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89102
(702) 257-7303
dinnerintheskylv.com
The Neon Museum Las Vegas is home to an extensive collection of neon signs and other artifacts that tell the story of Las Vegas. Here, visitors find signs from demolished hotels along with other pieces of Las Vegas history dating back to the 1930s. Some of the pieces are in their original, untouched condition while others have been restored by the organization. Those interested in vintage Las Vegas are sure to enjoy this unique establishment. If you would like to visit the Neon Museum, be sure to call ahead to schedule a tour since walk-ins are not permitted. The museum also offers opportunities for photo shoots with their written consent.
The Neon Museum Las Vegas
821 Las Vegas Boulevard North
Las Vegas, NV 89101
(702) 387-6366
neonmuseum.org
Madame Tussauds Las Vegas is filled with realistic wax sculptures of well-known musicians, movie stars and other celebrities. The wax statues' creators take pride in ensuring that the final products are as true to life as possible, accounting for even the smallest of details like facial moles and wrinkles. Statues are swapped regularly with other stars, making Madame Tussauds a new experience with each visit. Guests are welcome to take photos with the statues and the museum even provides props for added fun. Visit Madame Tussauds to see statues of celebrities such as Dale Earnhardt, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Hugh Hefner, Barack Obama, Cameron Diaz and Brad Pitt.
Madame Tussauds
3377 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Suite 2001
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
(702) 862-7800
madametussauds.com/LasVegas
