Las Vegas July 2025

Bid Farewell to the Mirage in Las Vegas

The Mirage closes to the public on July 17 and ceases hotel operations on July 14. Roam the grounds, see the iconic volcano and visit bars and restaurants one last time. Shin Lim performs through July 14. You have less time to see The Beatles LOVE, which wraps July 6. Whitney Cummings is the final comic to play the resort, performing July 6.

See a Concert in Las Vegas

Some of the biggest residencies in Las Vegas continue to go strong with dates throughout the month by Dead & Company at the Sphere, Garth Brooks and Rod Stewart at Caesars Palace, Lady Gaga and Mariah Carey at the Park MGM and New Edition at the Wynn. Other top shows include Melissa Etheridge & Jewel at the Palms, Morrissey at the House of Blues, and Missy Elliott, Ciara & Busta Rhymes at the T-Mobile Arena.

Check out other big concerts in July.

Celebrate July 4th in Las Vegas

Las Vegas celebrates our nation's independence with fireworks, parties and drinks. July 4th falls on a Thursday this year with lots of options for waving the flag and watching the rockets' red glare around the valley. The annual Patriotic Parade in Summerlin begins at 9 a.m.

Where to watch the 4th of July Fireworks?

Celebrate America's birthday by watching fireworks around the Las Vegas Valley. Click here for the best locations and showtimes.

See a Comedian in Las Vegas

Carlos Mencia kicks off a new "Stars of Comedy" series at Harrah's with appearances throughout the month and performances by Ryan Hamilton July 19-20. The Wynn's Encore Theater welcomes Chris Tucker July 19-20. D.L. Hughley performs at the Palms on July 5 and the combo of David Spade and Nikki Glaser take the stage at the Venetian July 19-20.

Cheer on the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas

The NBA Summer League returns to Las Vegas July 12-22 with multiple games each day inside the Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion at UNLV. It's a warm-up series to showcase up-and-coming rookies and rising stars. 

Recommended July Attractions

Cowabunga Canyon: For those traveling with kids, Cowabunga Canyon has more than 25 water slides and attractions guaranteed to keep family members of all ages entertained. The water park is southwest of the Strip, but easy to reach with a ride-sharing service like Uber or Lyft.

High Roller: The 550-foot-tall High Roller is the tallest observation wheel in the world. A full ride takes about 30-40 minutes and passengers soak in incredible 360-degree views day and night. Book a Happy Half Hour package and enjoy an open bar inside the cabin. 

Ziplines: Fly LINQ is the first and only zipline on the Strip. Strap in and soar through the air from Las Vegas Boulevard to the base of the High Roller wheel. Slotzilla is another Zipline at the Fremont Street Experience.

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