Las Vegas beyond casinos: Must-try unique activities
When it comes to Las Vegas, one gets instantly reminded of the invigorating casino scenes that they can get lost in (sometimes quite literally!). However, if you are traveling to this gorgeous place and looking for some unique, non-casino attractions, consider yourself sorted with our top picks. Check out these excellent experiences that will take your holiday fun up a notch.
The Sphere: Visit the world's largest movie screen
Recently, Las Vegas has added another feather to its cap by opening the world's largest LED movie screen called The Sphere. Per reports, it is 100 meters high and 170 meters wide. Its picture resolution is 100 times better than a typical television screen, contributing to an incredible movie experience for visitors. What's more? It has 1,600 speakers equipped with the latest 3D technology.
The Simpsons House: Step into nostalgia
Remember The Simpsons, the iconic cartoon that ruled the American sitcom space for ages? You can visit their house in Las Vegas for real! Yes, what was first created as a promotional bait in 1977 is today open for tourists to take a sneak peek. Turns out, the builders of this house watched over 100 episodes of the popular show to construct it right.
High Roller: Party inside the world's tallest Ferris wheel
Nearly every country has a Ferris wheel as a top tourist attraction. But the one in Las Vegas is quite different. Visitors can enjoy a party-like vibe inside the spinning High Roller as its colossal balls are lit up with neon lights that flash in different patterns and colors—all this while you watch the views from a staggering height of almost 170 meters!
Tule Springs Fossil Beds: Go back to the Ice Age
Tule Springs Fossil Beds were once lush green and thriving with vegetation, about 100,000 to 12,500 years ago during the Ice Age. However, with time, the land turned arid and dried, making it a paleontological site filled with the fossil fuels of mammoths, sabertooth cats, and more. You may find some undiscovered fossils here, so be careful while you walk.
Zak Bagans Haunted Museum: Make your vacation spooky
Zak Bagans Haunted Museum is filled with scary and strange artifacts that may give you goosebumps. Locals have it that this place was once used in the past for carrying out dark magic and satanic rituals. Inside it, there is a room that features memorabilia and some personal effects of infamous serial killers Charles Manson, John Wayne Gacy, Richard Ramirez, etc.
