Las Vegas, United States
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Iconic Strip resort-casinos and Downtown stays
The Strat Hotel, Casino & Tower
Las Vegas
4.0(31,360)
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13 $/ night
Breakfast IncludedRio Hotel & Casino, A Destination By Hyatt Hotel
Las Vegas
4.0
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20 $/ night
Treasure Island - Ti Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas
4.3(39,485)
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34 $/ night
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At a glance
Everything you need to know about Las Vegas
Las Vegas is the entertainment capital of the world — a four-mile Strip of themed mega-resorts, headline residencies, Cirque du Soleil spectacles, celebrity-chef restaurants, and 24-hour casinos, all backed by the dramatic Mojave Desert. Beyond the neon, it's the gateway to the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, and Red Rock Canyon. Note that gambling and drinking are strictly 21+.
Las Vegas, NevadaClimate
Climate
15–40°C · dry desert sun
JanDec
PeakShoulderAvoid
Warm, sunny springs and falls are ideal; summers can top 40°C, so plan indoor time.
Currency
US Dollar
1 CAD ≈ 0.73 USD · cards accepted everywhere
Entry
Visa-free
Valid passport; no visa or ESTA for Canadians by air
Top Experiences in Las Vegas
On the StripThe Strip & World-Class Shows
Stroll from the Bellagio fountains to the Venetian, then catch a Cirque du Soleil show or a headline residency.
Day tripGrand Canyon & Hoover Dam
Escape the neon for a day at the Grand Canyon's West Rim and the engineering marvel of the Hoover Dam.
DowntownFremont Street Experience
Head to old-school Downtown for the Fremont Street light canopy, vintage casinos, and the SlotZilla zipline.
Essential info for Canadian travellers
Passport & entry: Canadian citizens travelling to the US by air need only a valid passport — no visa or ESTA is required.
Currency: The US Dollar (USD) is used everywhere. Cards are widely accepted; keep small bills for tips and rideshares.
Power & plugs: The US uses 120V/60Hz with Type A/B plugs — the same as Canada, so your devices work without an adapter.
Time zone: Las Vegas runs on Pacific Time (PT) — three hours behind Toronto year-round.
Desert heat & 21+ rule: It's a dry desert: hydrate and use sun protection, especially in summer. Gambling and drinking require you to be 21+.
Best time to visit Las Vegas
Mar – MayPeak season
Warm, comfortable days — the ideal window for walking the Strip.
Jun – AugExtreme heat
Blistering desert heat often above 40°C, but resort deals are cheapest.
Sep – NovPeak season
Cooling temperatures and big-name shows make fall a favourite.
Dec – FebShoulder season
Mild days and cool nights with lower rates outside the holidays.
Where to stay
Las Vegas zones & neighbourhoods
Where you base yourself shapes your trip — from the buzzing heart of the Strip to retro Downtown and quieter, better-value blocks just off the action. Here's how to choose.
Center Strip
Mid Las Vegas Blvd
The beating heart of the Strip — Bellagio, Caesars Palace, Paris, and the Venetian, all walkable to shows and dining.
Best for
- First-timers
- Shows
- Nightlife
South Strip
Near the airport
Themed giants like MGM Grand, Luxor, and Excalibur, closest to LAS airport and the T-Mobile Arena.
Best for
- Value
- Families
- Sports & concerts
Downtown & Fremont Street
Old Las Vegas
The original casino district with the Fremont Street light canopy, cheaper tables, and vintage neon charm.
Best for
- Budget
- Nightlife
- Retro vibe
North Strip & Off-Strip
Resorts World area & side streets
Newer towers like Resorts World and Fontainebleau plus quieter off-Strip hotels that trade the crowds for value.
Best for
- Value
- Peace & quiet
- Longer stays
Beyond the Strip
Day trips & excursions from Las Vegas
Vegas is the perfect base for the Southwest's greatest natural wonders. Every excursion below can be booked through ShopTravel or your hotel tour desk.
Natural WonderGrand Canyon West Rim & Skywalk
Full day · 10 hrs~200 km east · 2.5 hrs by coach
Stand on the glass Skywalk high above the Colorado River on a guided trip to the canyon's West Rim.
Insider tips
- Book the Skywalk add-on ahead
- Bring layers — rim is cooler
Engineering MarvelHoover Dam Guided Tour
Half day · 5 hrs~50 km southeast · 45 min by coach
Tour the 1930s dam and power plant, then walk the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Bridge for the views.
Insider tips
- Photo ID required at security
- Mornings are cooler
NatureRed Rock Canyon Scenic Loop
Half day · 4 hrs~30 km west · 30 min by car
Drive the 21 km scenic loop past red sandstone cliffs, with easy trails and dramatic desert overlooks.
Insider tips
- Carry plenty of water
- Reserve timed entry in season
State ParkValley of Fire State Park
Full day · 7 hrs~90 km northeast · 1 hr by coach
Explore fiery red rock formations, ancient petroglyphs, and film-famous landscapes in Nevada's oldest state park.
Insider tips
- Best light is early or late
- Wear sturdy shoes
● Limited availability — book now
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Las Vegas travel FAQ
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
Do Canadians need a visa for Las Vegas?
No. Canadian citizens travelling to the US by air need only a valid passport — no visa or ESTA is required.
What is the legal gambling and drinking age in Las Vegas?
You must be 21 or older to gamble or drink alcohol in Nevada. Carry photo ID, as casinos and bars check regularly.
How long is the flight from Canada to Las Vegas?
Direct flights are about 5 hours from Toronto to Las Vegas (LAS), with direct service from several Canadian cities.
When is the best time to visit Las Vegas?
Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) offer the most comfortable weather. Summers are extremely hot but cheapest.
Is Las Vegas walkable?
The Strip is walkable but deceptively long — about four miles end to end. Use the monorail, tram links, or rideshare to save your feet.
What day trips can I take from Las Vegas?
Popular day trips include the Grand Canyon West Rim, Hoover Dam, Red Rock Canyon, and Valley of Fire State Park.
What currency should I bring?
Las Vegas uses US Dollars (USD). Cards are accepted everywhere, but keep small bills for tips and taxis.
Can I book excursions through ShopTravel?
Yes — you can add trips like the Grand Canyon West Rim and Hoover Dam tour to your booking at checkout.