Las Vegas Attractions & Things To Do

Great view of the dam and breathtaking views of the Canyon . Meals were and the bus were good. Would certainly recommend it

The tour starts with prompting pickups and our tour guide Franco is very nice and helpful. We had a hike around the “elephant rock “ and the weather is perfect. We stopped for a light lunch, waiting for the rain to die down and saw a bunch of big horn goats. It’s a good experience out off the strip and getting into nature adventures.

It was nice, the guide and driver were extremely friendly and helpful, giving tips for all kinda things to do in Vegas and in general. Now the attractions?!! Worth it!!!!! Even met a friend !!! And a ton of water 🤣🤣 just for us!

Universal Horror Unleashed is the best new attraction to Las Vegas! Especially entering fall and getting into the Halloween Spirit! Production of this attraction is so amazing the attention to detail, the actor's dedication to really selling the experience 10/10. Lines aren't too long, they do implement a schedule for each "House" activity; you are not rushed thru each maze, and a 30second head start is given to the group in front of you. We spent around an hour to complete all the houses. On our way out a security staff member even stopped us to mention a super discount in the merch store! This is a great experience to do with your favorite Horror enthusiast!

Fantastic day with the brilliant guide Franco. It was the highlight of my trip.

Great day out with Burn our tour guide.Delvon the shuttle driver was very friendly

The driver and attendant were great. They were welcoming, kind and very helpful. The driver was very enthusiastic while involving the riders with letting them choose the songs to play while on the ride. It was just an awesome experience. It was super fun and a cool experience. We are from Denver and would ride Cartzilla again the next time we get to Las Vegas.

Great! Highly recommend if in Las Vegas area and tired of the strip.

Our tour guide Becca was the best! This was a beautiful adventure in nature, and one I will always remember. Definitely a great way to experience my first trip to Vegas!

What a fun experience- the guide was excellent - we all chose the music and waved at lots of people walking down the strip!! Would definitely recommend

Very fun! Worth the money if you like all things spooky.

I had seen this many years ago in Los Angeles, but my fiance had never been. Saturday morning we were at our hotel searching for things to do before an event that night. We found this through a Google search and book the tickets for that day. The cost with transaction fees was approximately $80 for the both of us. In addition if you want to park at the hotel it will cost $25 for 1 to 24 hours in the Paris hotel self parking structure. From there the exhibit was easy to find and we just strolled around until our scheduled time which was when they opened. It was a fascinating and educational experience about all aspects of the human body with plasticized humans. I felt it was presented in a easy to understand and respectful way. There is one section towards the end that is dedicated to human fetuses that can be bypassed to the very last section if one is particularly sensitive. Overall the cost is what I would expect. In hotel dining options are pretty expensive especially at the Paris hotel. I would recommend the exhibit though, just be aware that the displays are real.

This was a random find on the internet when looking for an afternoon activity that is quintessential Vegas, for a friend, wife and myself. It was not yet open back in the Spring, so finally came around to go this month.The Good: An unexpected delightful experience. The welcome video & early rooms talking about the genesis of the legend is the most interesting. Part 1 does a chronology of his career year by year, jump by jump. As you move through these rooms, you may wish to drop the read of each plaque and just watch the jump videos. If you are a purist, the estimate of 1.5 hours is not enough if you want to read all of the information about the jumps.Slow down at the 1974 room for the canyon jump, that's cool. If you're doing a speed run, blow past everything from 1975 on, and move through to the costume and merch room. Very fun to hang out there for a few minutes.Part 2 is the unexpected surprise of this attraction. Plan to spend time here. Watch the 15 minute video on the restoration of the Evel semi-truck on display there. This is also where you'll do the VR jump if you added that on. Pro tip: If you're mobility challenged, or just old and stiff like me, you may wish to opt for the chair, as straddling the motorcycle can be a recipe for a charlie horse.Take time to talk to the staff at the counter on your way out, and you'll get some interesting insights as to the genesis of the move of the museum from the Midwest to Las Vegas.The Bad: Part 1 of the attraction upstairs goes in a big loop, with no restrooms in tow. IYKYK. Stop in to the restroom before starting the stroll. There's one right by the welcome movie theatre upstairs.If you are not a huge fan of the VR stuff, the $15 price tag is steep, on top of the admission.The Ugly: No where to park for free, but in front of the attraction is paid parking for $5/hr.

Christian was the best!!! So knowledgeable and entertaining!! Would highly recommend!!

Christian our guide was great!! Highly recommend !

Great interactive experience!! Loved the realism and the problem solving aspect was great too. Definitely would do again.