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Las Vegas, USA

Discover Las Vegas

Splashy themed hotels, top-tier dining, hot-ticket live shows and outrageous fun for the whole family, all lit up in neon

Vegas feels like a wild mashup of desert vibes and non-stop neon. The Strip steals the show with its massive casinos, wild shows, and more food and fun than you can fit into one trip. But there’s old-school charm too, in the vintage signs and retro lounges that still hum with Rat Pack energy.

The food scene has become one of America’s best, with world-famous chefs, classic steakhouses, fancy Thai spots, secret bars, and food trucks that seriously deliver.

Hiking Red Rock at sunrise, catching a show in a glittering theater, or wandering the Strip with a cocktail in hand, Vegas is the kind of place where the weird, wild, and unforgettable all blend together.

Why we love Las Vegas

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In Las Vegas, fantasy and spectacle take center stage, with neon skylines, themed casinos, and desert landscapes that stretch far beyond the Strip.
The vibe is electric, indulgent, and always on, where mornings start late, nights last forever, and everything — from dining to dancing to décor — is done bigger, louder, and flashier than anywhere else.
History hides beneath the glitz, from Rat Pack-era lounges and classic neon signs to mob museums and vintage Vegas charm still flickering in places like Fremont Street.
The food scene is star-studded and surprisingly diverse, whether you're indulging in world-class tasting menus, late-night tacos from a food truck, or an over-the-top buffet that somehow feels like a rite of passage.
Whether you're catching a Cirque show, road-tripping to Red Rock Canyon, or just people-watching with a cocktail in hand, Las Vegas dares you to go all in.

Las Vegas at a glance

When to go

springAvg temp89° / 56°
fallAvg temp94° / 58°

Safety

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Getting There

Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport (formerly McCarran International Airport) serves major and low-cost carriers with flights from throughout North America, Central America, and Europe. It's a hub for Southwest Airlines, and also serves a large number of Delta flights.

Las Vegas airports

  • LAS
    km / mito city center
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Las Vegas flight trends

Analysis based on point.me exclusive flight data

Average fares

economy class

1.6¢/pointFare value

Typical cash

$339

Typical points

20,814pts

Lowest points

20,814pts
Average fares

business class

1.3¢/pointFare value

Typical cash

$1,088

Typical points

85,000pts

Lowest points

85,000pts

Recent award fares to Las Vegas

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  • Miami (MIA)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Mar 26, 2027business | multi-stop
    5d ago
    $0 Cashabout25,000 pts

  • New York (JFK)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Jan 30, 2027business | multi-stop
    3d ago
    $0 Cashabout25,000 pts

  • San Francisco (SFO)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Dec 07, 2026economy | multi-stop
    3d ago
    $0 Cashabout5,000 pts

  • Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Apr 19, 2027economy | multi-stop
    3d ago
    $161 Cashabout7,500 pts

  • Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Jul 05, 2027business | multi-stop
    5d ago
    $0 Cashabout15,000 pts

  • Atlanta (ATL)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Dec 16, 2026business | multi-stop
    3d ago
    $0 Cashabout45,000 pts

  • Miami (MIA)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Feb 22, 2027economy | multi-stop
    5d ago
    $0 Cashabout10,000 pts

  • Los Angeles (LAX)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Dec 04, 2026economy | multi-stop
    3d ago
    $0 Cashabout4,500 pts

  • Boston (BOS)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Nov 17, 2026first | multi-stop
    5d ago
    $0 Cashabout36,100 pts

  • Miami (MIA)Las Vegas (LAS)

    Jan 12, 2027first | multi-stop
    3d ago
    $0 Cashabout35,000 pts

Explore Las Vegas

Las Vegas is packed with amazing things to see and do, but here are five top must-dos to get that true Vegas experience.

Explore the Arts District
Hike at Red Rock Canyon
Hit Fremont East
Dig into local eats
Catch a local show or game

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Frequently asked questions

  • How many days is enough for Las Vegas?

    Five to seven days will allow you to visit some of the city's top casinos and restaurants, see a few shows, take a day trip or two, and get in some spa and/or pool time.

  • When is the best weather in Las Vegas?

    Spring (March-May) experiences the most moderate weather, with daytime temperatures in the low 70s to the low 80s.

  • When is the cheapest time to go to Las Vegas?

    Hotel rates and flight fares tend to be at their lowest in spring, from March to May. To skip the Spring Break crowds, avoid visiting between late March and mid-April.

  • How far is the Las Vegas airport from the city?

    The city's main airport, LAS, is about 5mi (8kms) from the city center, accessible via taxi or city bus, in about 20 minutes.

  • Is Las Vegas safe?

    Las Vegas is generally considered a safe city, though it is a major metro area that sees a lot of tourists, so you should exercise caution and keep your eyes on your valuables, especially at night or in crowded areas.

  • Do I need to rent a car in Las Vegas?

    Unless you're planning day trips outside the city, a car can be a hindrance in Las Vegas; hotel parking rates are generally expensive. To travel throughout The Strip and downtown Vegas, you can rely on taxis, rideshares, and city buses.

  • Is Las Vegas expensive?

    As a popular tourist destination, Las Vegas tends to be on the more expensive side, particularly for hotels. A four-star hotel on The Strip will generally run $150-$300 per night, plus resort fees of $40-$50 per night. Dinner at popular hotel restaurants can easily cost $100 per person, though more casual, less expensive options can be found throughout the city.