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Is Las Vegas for teens, or just adults?

Mr. Zwiggy! asked:


For those of you who have been to Las Vegas, or just know about it, is Las Vegas a good vacation for a 50 something father and his 14 year old kid? He does like luxury, though, and dining, hotels etc.

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11 Responses to “Is Las Vegas for teens, or just adults?”

  1. stepheyne Says:

    Herman

    There’s more to Vegas than just gambling! There are plenty of shows and other attractions on the strip. Just looking at all the different styles the casinos come in can be entertaining as well. Downtown or ‘Old’ Vegas is often overlooked, but offers a lot as well. I definitely recommend the seeing the Freemont Experience if you go–it’s a canopy of lights that spreads across the entire street and is 4 blocks long. They do shows every 10 minutes. You could always take a trip to the Grand Canyon while you are there also.

  2. my two cents Says:

    Steve

    I went to Las Vegas in july…had a blast. I saw a lot of kids. I wouldn’t recommend it for a 14 year old, though. If you do take him, just know that he will be seeing a lot of drunk and wild people cause there’s an awful lot of shenanigans going on!
    VIVA LAS VEGAS!!

  3. skatenut00 Says:

    Robert

    I’ve made at least 2 trips per year (with and without my kids) for the last 10 years, but when my kids were with me the only place to stay was Circus Circus! By the time they were on or about 14 years old and between the Adventuredome (enclosed within the hotel on the promonade level and secured), the Midway Arcade, circus acts, Wet n’ Wild 1 block down the street, McDonalds, Pizzaria, and late night movies ordered in the room - my kids had a blast! They occasionally found time to spend with us to ride the bus or take a cab to the “main Vegas sights” like white tigers, dolphins, and the volcano at Mirage, lions in MGM, Bellagio fountains, etc., but at Circus Circus they felt like they belonged - unlike many places in Vegas. It isn’t fancy like the “mega resorts” so do the luxury thing elsewhere, but I don’t think there really is any other place in Las Vegas suitable for kids.

  4. ace misha Says:

    Rafael

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  5. jamme poomy hass Says:

    Russell

    i like you very much and i hope that is what u felt to;\;\’\;’..,.,.,m89786743

  6. kuma1 Says:

    Caroline

    While there *are* things to teens to do, I’de suggest leaving Vegas to the adults.

  7. rome Says:

    Edith

    4 every1 oh yeah hit the slots!!!!!!

  8. travel dude Says:

    Gertrude

    I loved and I’m 14. I prefer the MGM Grand hotel. It’s a great spot. I, too, went with somebody over the age of 50

  9. liseta_b Says:

    Martin

    It is mostly for adults. yes there are shows and attractions for you and your kid to go too.

  10. dr. kil Says:

    Tommy

    it not to much to do for a 14 yrs old. u can go to the circus circus adventure dome, gameworks, and u can go ice skating. The grand Canyons is about a 3 to 6 hour drive from here. MAGIC MOUNTAIN IS AN 5 HOUR DRIVE FROM HERE OR 45 MINUTES BY AIRPLANE

  11. nickisbox Says:

    Cindy

    we went not too long ago and it is a mixed place. during the day i would say it is okay to take the kid to cool exhibits and stuff. but after dark it is an adult playground. overall, vegas is taking the turn towards sin city and luring adults. i lived there as a 14 year old and it was much more kid oriented than now. In almost 10 years, it definately has changed. The smut peddlers and some of the ads around the strip arent what I would want my kid seeing, along with the crazy people that are always found there.