Marvel at the classic neon marquees, casinos and people watching on this five-block pedestrian mall covering a classic stretch of Las Vegas. The massive overhead canopy hosts six-minute Viva Vision video and audio shows on the hour from 6:00 p.m. to midnight. More to do downtown.

Start with a champagne toast, then take a helicopter flight over the Strip. The nighttime tours are the best way to see the neon glow of Vegas in all its glory, including up-close views of the towering Stratosphere. Maverick Helicopters has a $99 online special for its roughly 15-minute Vegas Nights tour. 

Time to place your bets! Las Vegas now has two major-league sports teams: The Raiders in the NFL and the Golden Knights in the NHL. While you can't currently attend the games in person due to the pandemic, you can still watch on TV at your favorite sports bar and place a bet at the nearest hotel sports book. Who knows, maybe you'll win big?

Snow in Las Vegas? You'll find it in the high elevation of Mt. Charleston. Head to Lee Canyon for skiing, snowboarding, tubing and other winter activities. The resort also has a new lodge this season. So feel free to grab a drink and warm up by the fireplace. The hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday.

It's hard to find a more fun place to drive golf balls in Las Vegas. Located behind the MGM Grand, Topgolf has three levels of hitting bays plus food, drink and even a couple swimming pools. The Las Vegas Strip serves as the backdrop and is especially colorful at night. Topgolf also hosts special events like concerts by national acts and sports viewing parties. 

Hours are from 9am to 2am.

Get behind the wheel and feel the excitment in your own hands. Las Vegas driving tours include ATVs, exotic sports cars, off-road racing and even a simulated police chase. Locations include the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the Mojave Desert and Lake Mead National Recreation Area.