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If you want great photos, head to the bridge before 6 PM. The lights and the views are really stunning, and you’ll miss the big crowds!

I recommend grabbing the famous shrimp cocktail at the Golden Nugget. It’s a tasty treat and won’t break the bank!

You might want to consider visiting the conservatory inside the Bellagio before or after the show. It’s free and totally beautiful! It was a nice break from all the outdoor hustle.

I think it's worth checking out the fountains during the day too! The shows are stunning at night, but they have afternoon shows as well that are less crowded and just as mesmerizing.

I suggest checking the show times online before you go. They can get pretty crowded, especially in the evenings, so aim for a weekday if you can. I felt like I was fighting for a good view on the weekend.

If you want to save some bucks, skip the fancy dinner at a restaurant with a fountain view. We had a great time at a budget-friendly eatery a few blocks away and just walked over after!

I think bringing cash can save you some money since they have discounts for cash purchases on certain items, which I wish I had known before!

My advice is to visit during the weekday afternoons; it’s way less crowded, and you can take your time exploring everything without feeling rushed.

I suggest checking out the VIP section if you want a more private experience. I didn't think it was worth it at first, but it really elevated my night!

If you can, visit on a weekday around 2 PM. The crowd is way lighter and you get more time to enjoy everything without feeling rushed. I went on a Saturday and it was packed!

Don’t forget to grab a souvenir from the gift shop! They have some really unique stuff, plus you'll want a little piece of the Mob history to take home with you.

My advice is to check for any special events or performances on their website before you go. I totally missed out on a themed night that sounded fun!

If you want a good seat for the shows, try to arrive around 7:30 PM. I got there a bit late, and ended up in the back where the view wasn’t that great.

I recommend going on a weekday if you can. It's way less crowded and you can really enjoy the experience without feeling rushed.

I think taking a guided tour is worth it; the guides share cool stories about the signs that you won’t find in the brochures, and it makes the experience more engaging

My advice is to visit right before sunset. The neon lights look spectacular against the evening sky, and you get the best of both daytime and night views.

If you're sensitive to creepy vibes maybe skip the exhibits that feature real haunted items. I thought it was thrilling but it might be too much for some.

Take your time in the museum and really absorb the stories. I rushed through some parts and later wished I had lingered a bit longer in certain rooms.

I suggest bringing a portable phone charger. You’ll be taking lots of pictures and might run out of juice before you’re done exploring.

I recommend buying tickets online in advance to save time and snag a better spot. The lines can get long, especially on weekends.

I recommend going on a weekday morning; it was way less crowded and we had more room to explore and play without rushing.

If you're driving, look for parking deals nearby. I saved a few bucks by finding a lot just a block away that was way cheaper than the others!

I suggest checking their website for current exhibits before you go—there were some cool things I missed because I didn't plan ahead!

My advice is to bring a pair of binoculars or a zoom lens for your camera. You can see some cool details from the bridge, and it’s worth capturing more than just the overall view.

I recommend packing some snacks and water. There are picnic areas nearby, and relaxing with a view of the bridge makes for a perfect break!

if you're driving, double check your gas tank before you go. there aren't a lot of gas stations close by, which kind of caught me off guard.