Top Ten Things to Do in Vegas that are Easy on the Pocketbook
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Just because you are a planning a trip to Las Vegas does not mean that your vacation has to break your pocketbook! There are plenty of inexpensive things to see and do around the city that will help keep your budget within manageable limits. One of the most spectacular things that you can see for free in Las Vegas is the fountains outside of the Bellagio Hotel. Every fifteen minutes the fountains dance in time to the music playing. Stop by after dark for a totally different experience. If you can control your inner spender, the Forum Shops have plenty to see and do for free as well. The mall is massive, and the talking statues can be quite entertaining. It is also a great place to eat or get souvenirs for your trip. The Cheesecake Factory, Spago, and Bertollinis all offer great meals for the prices, often with portions big enough to share. Unfortunately, the cost of shopping may be rough on your pocket book, so try to limit yourself to just browsing whenever possible if you are trying to stick to a budget. If you have come to Vegas for the gambling, consider Slots of Fun Las Vegas. The gambling, food, and drinks are cheaper here than at some of the other casinos. Limit yourself to the lower limit tables and you may be able to walk away without leaving behind half of your lifes savings. If you are in downtown Las Vegas at night, be sure to see the Freemont Street Experience. It is a free light show that comes to life every half hour. Downtown also has lower room rates and lower limit tables than some of the bigger hotels up on the Strip. Another great free show is the Masquerade in the Sky at the Rio. The show is on nightly, and if you sit near the buffet you can also watch the entertaining antics of the flair bartenders at the same time. If you enjoy a more relaxed, natural atmosphere, take a break in the Gardens at the Bellagio. The gardens are beautiful and give you a nice, quiet break from the fast paced workings of the casinos and gambling. Another nice mall to walk through is the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian Hotel. You can browse the shops, watch the gondolas go buy, or sit and just enjoy the music and the people. The Postrio and the Canonita both offer menu items for dining that will not totally break the bank as well. If you have kids, there are inexpensive things for them to do as well. The Lied Discovery Museum has a childrens museum that encourages children to touch, seek, and explore. Located just a few blocks from downtown, it offers a chance for families to do things together at a relatively low cost. Another relatively inexpensive thing to do with the kids is to spend an afternoon at Circus Circus in the Adventurdome. There are a number of thrill rides inside the indoor theme park that the kids are sure to enjoy, as well as arcade games, miniature golf, and a rollercoaster. If you can keep the kids from wanting to buy everything in sight, another free destination can be the FAO Schwarz store inside of the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. Besides toys galore, the talking statues and giant fish tank are sure to be a hit. There are also motion machine rides available for a low cost as well. It is important to keep in mind that whatever casino or hotel that you go to see, their main goal is to get you to spend money ; often by attracting you with the glitz, lights, and sounds of the gambling tables and machines. Try to avoid the main gambling rooms as much as possible, and you should find your budget staying within more manageable terms.

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