What do I need to know before I go to Las Vegas?

14 Important Things to Know Before Visiting Las Vegas

• You really should wait until you’re 21.
• You can legally drink on the street.
• There’s a place to sleep for every budget.
• The food scene is top-notch.
• You can’t hail a taxi on the street.
• Don’t get long-hauled.
• Go to the concierge desk before the nightclub.

How do I prepare for Las Vegas?

12 Tips Every First-Time Las Vegas Visitor Should Know

1. Distances are further than they appear.
2. Don’t buy drinks in the casino.
3. Plan your attack.
4. Carry a light jacket, water and sunscreen everywhere.
5. Sign up for player’s clubs.
6. Take gambling lessons.
7. If possible, avoid peak dinner times.
8. Allow waiting time for cabs.

How much cash should I bring to Vegas?

Unless you are a high roller, more than $500 a day will likely be out of most people’s spending range. Don’t take your whole wad of cash with you on the very first day. If you bring $1,500 of total gambling money, only take $500 so you can spread your enjoyment out over a few days.

How should I pack for Vegas?

Here’s what you should bring:

1. Good walking shoes. You’ll be doing lots of walking, either down the Strip or inside your resort.
2. Bathing suit and bathing suit cover.
3. Flip flops.
4. One or two nice outfits.
5. One pair of nice shoes.
6. A light jacket or sweater.
7. Sunscreen.
8. Sunglasses.

When should you not go to Las Vegas?

For the best weather, head to Vegas in March, April, October or November, when temperatures hang around a pleasant 50° to 80°. Avoid January and December when the coldest weather is most likely, and July and August to avoid the hottest days.

What should I pack for 5 days in Vegas?

Here’s what you should bring:

• Good walking shoes. You’ll be doing lots of walking, either down the Strip or inside your resort.
• Bathing suit and bathing suit cover.
• Flip flops.
• One or two nice outfits.
• One pair of nice shoes.
• A light jacket or sweater.
• Sunscreen.
• Sunglasses.

Can you wear jeans in Vegas?

Jeans are completely acceptable at every club in Las Vegas, though any that are “too baggy” or “covered in holes” may get rejected.