Las Vegas transforms into a winter wonderland each year, offering visitors and locals a festive experience unlike any other. For those planning a Las Vegas Christmas, the city’s combination of lights, decorations, and seasonal attractions creates a unique holiday atmosphere. On the Strip, the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens showcases its annual holiday display. The exhibit features elaborate floral arrangements, towering holiday trees, and themed decorations that reflect the season’s spirit. Visitors can enjoy the artistry of the gardens while taking in the sights and sounds of a traditional Las Vegas Christmas. For families seeking outdoor holiday entertainment, Glittering Lights…

If you’re looking for a seasonal experience that sparkles, Enchant Las Vegas offers one of the most immersive holiday adventures in the city. Held at the Las Vegas Ballpark in Downtown Summerlin, this year’s event runs from November 21 to December 28, 2025. It transforms the stadium into a breathtaking winter wonderland filled with glowing lights, joyful music, and festive cheer. Enchant Las Vegas spans more than 10 acres of holiday magic, anchored by the world-famous light maze—widely known as the “World’s Largest Christmas Light Maze.” Guests can wander through tunnels of shimmering lights, discover hidden surprises, and experience the…

Christmas in Las Vegas can be as traditional or unconventional as you like! They’ve got everything from twinkling lights and festive shows, to holiday movies and playing in real snow! And we’re going to tell you all about it… This Week in Gambling! If you’re headed to Las Vegas this Christmas season, there’s all sorts of things to keep you in a holiday mood. And what better way to kick off this video and warm your spirits than with a traditional holiday show? Beginning with the Nutcracker Ballet, performing downtown at the Smith Center. Or if you’re like me, you…

MGM Resorts has acknowledged that its summer pricing in Las Vegas sparked a public backlash and forced the company to make rapid changes. Executives said the controversy began when reports surfaced of steep markups on basic items, most notably a $26 bottle of water at one of its Strip hotels. The episode crystallized customer anger about perceived gouging and made pricing a public relations problem for the operator. On an earnings call, MGM Resorts’ leadership admitted the company “lost control of the narrative” and described the episode as a mistake. The CEO said the company reviewed its own practices after…

NoMad Las Vegas, the boutique hotel located atop Park MGM on the Las Vegas Strip, is set to undergo a major rebranding. The property will officially be renamed The Reserve at Park MGM on December 17, 2025. The change marks the end of the NoMad era while keeping the property’s premium accommodations intact. The hotel currently features 293 rooms and suites, all of which will continue operations under the new branding. Several of the property’s signature venues will also be renamed. The NoMad Pool will become The Terrace Pool, the NoMad Library will be called The Library, and the NoMad…

Las Vegas ziplines are an amazing adrenaline pumping way to spend time in Sin City. So This Week in Gambling, we’re looking at five ziplines ranging in height, length, speed, and price to help find the rides that are just right for you! Most everyone who’s visited Las Vegas knows about the ziplines on Fremont Street and the strip. But those aren’t the only rides in town. There are other ziplines that are small enough for the kids and others that are 700 to 800 ft above the ground and more! Let’s begin with the obvious and head to downtown…