Las Vegas NightTours & Tickets
The city after dark

Las Vegas Night Tours

Every guided way to see the city after dark, compared in one place

Las Vegas night tours take you along four miles of lit boulevard and five more to Fremont Street, past the Bellagio fountains, Sphere and the Welcome sign. You choose the format: an open top deck, twelve minutes airborne, or a party bus with the door charges already paid.

4.2 milesThe Strip, end to end
Every 15 minBellagio fountains from 8pm
From $59Per person
Las Vegas Night Tours Tours & Tickets 2026 Updated: 2026-09-02
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Three evenings, three operators, three places they leave from. A big bus Las Vegas night tour is what most first-time visitors book; the other two answer the questions the pavement cannot — height, and a club door on a Saturday.

BEST VALUEBig Bus Las Vegas: Sightseeing Night Tour by Open-Top Bus

Big Bus Las Vegas: Sightseeing Night Tour by Open-Top Bus

★ 4.23,890 reviews2 hours 30 minutes
Meet at the kerbRecorded commentaryMax 48

Board at the High Roller loading zone and the open top deck of this double decker bus Las Vegas night tour carries you the length of the lit Strip and on into downtown. The Fountains of Bellagio, the Eiffel Tower deck, Luxor and The STRAT all pass under recorded commentary in English and Spanish. The late departure adds a photo stop at the Welcome sign, the 8pm adults-only run includes a welcome drink, and two hours on the deck covers ground it would take a whole evening to walk. Hotel pick-up is not offered, so allow yourself time to reach the stop before it leaves.

  1. Board at the High Roller bus loading zone
  2. Ride the Strip past the Fountains of Bellagio
  3. Pass Madame Tussauds and the Eiffel Tower deck
  4. Carry on downtown to the Fremont Street Experience
  5. Photo stop at the Welcome sign, late-night tour
  6. Return past Luxor and The STRAT

From $59 per person

BEST SELLERLas Vegas Helicopter Night Strip Flight Tour with Optional Dinner

Las Vegas Helicopter Night Strip Flight Tour with Optional Dinner

★ 4.35,886 reviews1 to 2 hours
Meet at the kerbFlight time 10-12 minDinner optional

Lift off after dark and this Las Vegas night helicopter tour runs the Strip end to end, past Sphere, the High Roller, Fremont Street, the Bellagio, Allegiant Stadium and the Luxor beam. Ten to twelve minutes are airborne inside a booking of one to two hours, the pilot names each landmark as it passes, and every tax and fee is already in the fare. Add the dinner package and a Brazilian churrascaria at Pampas comes first, with a Mercedes Sprinter running you from restaurant to heliport to hotel. Government photo ID is required to board, and the refund window here is three days rather than 24 hours.

  1. Dinner at Pampas Brazilian Grille (dinner package)
  2. Transfer to the heliport by Mercedes Sprinter
  3. Check in and take a complimentary drink
  4. Lift off over the Strip and Sphere
  5. Fly on past Fremont Street and the Bellagio
  6. Turn over Luxor and Allegiant Stadium to land

From $99 per person

Full refund with three days’ notice, not 24 hours.

TOP RATEDLas Vegas Nightclub VIP Entry with Party Bus

Las Vegas Nightclub VIP Entry with Party Bus

★ 4.9227 reviews4 hours
Meet at the kerbCover charges paidDrinks included

Skip the door queue at two of the busiest rooms in the city on a Las Vegas night club tour that starts at 10pm and puts a host in charge of the whole evening. Cover charges at both venues, drinks on board the party bus and a second night out are all inside the price, so the cash you would have handed over at the rope stays in your pocket. The bus does the driving between clubs, which is the part most people underestimate on a Saturday. This one is 21 and over, physical photo ID is checked at every door, and jerseys and hats will not get you in.

  1. Meet the party host at 10pm
  2. Board the party bus with drinks on board
  3. Skip the queue into the first nightclub
  4. Ride on to the second club with VIP entry
  5. Stay on as late as you like

From $85 per person

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Trusted by Thousands of Visitors

Every guided way to see the city after dark, in one place.

Best Guides

Your guide knows which side of the Bellagio lake the water sounds best from, when the queue at the Welcome sign clears, and which door to walk you through. Travellers here name their guides by first name more often than they name the stops.

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We bring together the Las Vegas Night guided tours worth your evening, so you can see what each fare covers at a glance. Most cancel free up to 24 hours ahead, and every card states its own window.

Experience of a Lifetime

Watch a lake throw water eight storeys up, stand under a screen the width of a street, and look down on four miles of light with desert on both sides of it. The city reads differently afterwards.

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FREE CANCELLATION up to 24 hours in advance on most departures here — the helicopter flights need three days, and every card says which.
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All Las Vegas Night Tours & Tickets

Open-top buses, helicopter flights, guided vans, an open jeep, walking tours and party buses — the Las Vegas Night tours and tickets in one grid, by rating against review volume. Las Vegas Night tickets are the operators’ own starting fares, shown with the cents removed and never rounded up. A Las Vegas lights night tour runs every evening of the year, and every card states its hours and its stops before its price.

Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Night Flight

Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Night Flight

★ 4.51,549 reviews10 minutes
Meet at the kerbFlight time 10-12 minMax 6

Twelve minutes over Las Vegas Boulevard from the heliport at the south end of the Strip, with the Stratosphere, the Venetian, Treasure Island, the Bellagio and Sphere passing below. The pilot talks you through the skyline as it lights up, fees and taxes are covered, and hotel pick-up is not, so you make your own way to 6075 South Las Vegas Boulevard and check in half an hour ahead. Six seats to a cabin keeps it small. Everyone over 18 needs original government photo ID, and cancellation here needs three days rather than one.

From $99 per person

Full refund with three days’ notice, not 24 hours.

Las Vegas: VIP Club Crawl with Party Bus, Express Entry & Drinks

Las Vegas: VIP Club Crawl with Party Bus, Express Entry & Drinks

★ 4.8187 reviews4 hours
Meet at the kerbCover charges paidLive guide

Express, hosted entry at three or four venues across one night, starting at 8pm from a bar upstairs in Neonopolis on Fremont Street and finishing inside a major nightclub you are free to stay in until close. Cover charges, drink specials at selected clubs and a professional party host come with the fare; hotel pick-up and tips do not. A lounge, a bar and a headline club give the evening more shape than a straight two-club run. Over-21s only, and the party bus runs one way rather than there and back, so plan how you are getting home.

From $99 per person

Guided Evening Tour of the Las Vegas Strip

Guided Evening Tour of the Las Vegas Strip

★ 4.5198 reviews3 hours
Admission includedLive guideMax 7

An open Pink Jeep collects you from most Strip hotels at 6:30pm and works the city for three hours, from the Welcome sign up to downtown. The Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, Wedding Row, Fremont Street and a photo stop at Sphere fill the middle, and round-trip transport, a guide and bottled water are all in the fare. Admission to the High Roller closes the evening with a 30-minute rotation 550 feet above the LINQ. Seven travellers is the cap, the minimum age is two, and the wheel is worth knowing about if heights bother you.

From $130 per person

Las Vegas Strip Highlights by Helicopter at Night

Las Vegas Strip Highlights by Helicopter at Night

★ 4.2171 reviews1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours
Meet at the kerbFlight time 10-12 minMax 15

Check in at the Las Vegas VIP terminal on Koval Lane and fly the Strip after dark, over the Fountains of Bellagio, the old Mirage volcano site, Paris Las Vegas, downtown and the Stratosphere. Ten to twelve minutes are in the air inside a 90-minute to two-hour booking, and round-trip hotel transport is an upgrade rather than an inclusion. Fifteen travellers is the departure cap and the aircraft seats six, so ask about seating if your group wants to sit together. Passenger weights are declared at booking, photo ID is checked at check-in, and the refund window is three days.

From $99 per person

Full refund with three days’ notice, not 24 hours.

Las Vegas City Tour with Hotel Pick Up

Las Vegas City Tour with Hotel Pick Up

★ 4.887 reviews4 hours
Hotel pickupMax 14

Hotel valet collection at 7pm starts a four-hour evening built around eight timed stops rather than a drive-past. The Venetian canals, the Palazzo atrium, Fremont Street, the Golden Nugget, the Welcome sign, the Bellagio fountains, the conservatory and the chocolate fountain each get their own slot. An air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water and every fee and tax are included, and your guide takes the photographs as you go. Fourteen travellers is the maximum, dinner and gratuities sit outside the fare, and the group stays small enough to keep together on foot.

From $103 per person

Las Vegas: Neon Museum Night Experience and Open-Top Bus Tour

Las Vegas: Neon Museum Night Experience and Open-Top Bus Tour

★ 4.388 reviews3 hours
Meet at the kerbAdmission includedRecorded commentary

Treasure Island at 8:15pm is where this one begins, with an open-top bus running the Strip before it turns north to the Neon Museum, where evening admission is already inside your fare. Forty-five minutes among the restored signs in the Boneyard is the heart of it, and a 15-minute photo stop at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign follows. Digital commentary plays on board rather than a live guide, and forty-eight is the deck's capacity. Hotel pick-up is not included, tripods are not allowed in the museum, and the bus boards before the museum, not after.

From $84 per person

2-Hour Vegas Strip Walking Tour with Photos,Champagne & Vintage Vegas Goody Bags

2-Hour Vegas Strip Walking Tour with Photos,Champagne & Vintage Vegas Goody Bags

★ 4.727 reviews2 hours
Private groupLive guideDrinks included

Walk the middle of the Strip for two hours with a guide who doubles as your photographer, through the New York-New York casino, the Bellagio, the Cosmopolitan, the Shops at Crystals and The Park. A glass of Champagne, all taxes and fees, a local guide and a semi-professional photographer are in the price, and you leave with souvenir photographs rather than a phone full of blurred neon. Your group travels alone, which is what makes the pace yours. Two people is the minimum booking, and transport between attractions is not included, because the walking is the tour.

From $149 per person

Las Vegas Night Tour, Fremont St. Experience & Welcome sign

Las Vegas Night Tour, Fremont St. Experience & Welcome sign

★ 4.823 reviews3 to 4 hours
Live guideMax 13

Collection is from the Excalibur rotunda or the MGM Grand entrance at 5:30pm, and the three to four hours that follow are stop-heavy rather than a drive-past. The Bellagio conservatory and chocolate fountain, the fountains themselves, the Venetian, the Palazzo, the Golden Nugget, Fremont Street and the Welcome sign each get their own halt. Parking fees, private transport, a local guide and bottled water are all covered, with only the gratuity left out. Thirteen travellers is the cap, infant seats are available, and you should expect a moderate amount of walking.

From $105 per person

Las Vegas Strip Scooter Tour

Las Vegas Strip Scooter Tour

★ 5.018 reviews3 hours
Live guideMax 10

Ride a standing electric trikke along Las Vegas Boulevard behind a guide who stops at the Welcome sign, the LINQ, Sphere, Caesars Palace, the Fountains of Bellagio and Park MGM across three hours. Use of the 800-watt machine, a helmet, bottled water and the guide are all in the fare, and the open frame puts you at street level rather than behind glass. Ten riders is the cap and the meeting point is a depot on West Ali Baba Lane, off the Boulevard. Closed-toe shoes are required, and this is not one for anyone with back trouble.

From $159 per person

Helicopter Flight of the Las Vegas Strip with Eiffel Tower Dinner

Helicopter Flight of the Las Vegas Strip with Eiffel Tower Dinner

★ 4.3119 reviews3 to 6 hours
Flight time 10-12 minDinner includedMax 12

A three-course dinner on the eleventh floor of the Eiffel Tower Restaurant at Paris Las Vegas, with the Bellagio fountains firing below your window, opens an evening that ends with a helicopter flight over the Strip. Hotel-to-restaurant, restaurant-to-heliport and heliport-to-hotel transfers by Mercedes are included, along with landing fees, restaurant gratuities and a souvenir photograph and frame. Three to six hours covers the whole night out. A dress code is enforced at the restaurant, drinks there are extra, and the refund window is three days rather than 24 hours.

From $349 per person

Full refund with three days’ notice, not 24 hours.

The Weird, Wacky Fremont Bar Experience with Cocktails and Photos

The Weird, Wacky Fremont Bar Experience with Cocktails and Photos

★ 4.914 reviews3 hours
Private groupMeet at the kerbDrinks included

Meet at the Downtown Container Park on Fremont Street and spend three hours working through the strangest rooms in old Las Vegas, from the El Cortez casino floor to the D, Fergusons, Binion's and the Golden Nugget. A glass of Champagne, alcoholic drinks, local taxes and up to 100 high-resolution photographs taken by your guide are in the price, so you are not the one holding the phone all night. Eight stops across the Fremont East district give it more range than a single bar. Three people is the minimum booking and the minimum age is 21.

From $149 per person

2-Hour Private Tour of Las Vegas by Night on a Sidecar

2-Hour Private Tour of Las Vegas by Night on a Sidecar

★ 5.05 reviews2 hours
Private groupLive guide

Climb into a sidecar and take the lit Strip at street level for two hours. Stops come at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign and the Fountains of Bellagio, with a run past Paris Las Vegas, the Stratosphere and the 18b Arts District in between. Helmet, gloves and goggles, a local guide, a professional driver, private transport and cold drinks are all provided, and your group rides alone. Pick-up and drop-off are from a hotel zone you choose, gratuities are the only thing outside the fare, and this is an open ride, so dress for the evening air.

From $193 per person

Las Vegas Night Flight Helicopter Wedding Ceremony

Las Vegas Night Flight Helicopter Wedding Ceremony

★ 5.016 reviews2 hours
Private groupHotel pickupLive guide

A minister flies with you and marries you in the cabin as the helicopter crosses downtown Las Vegas, Fremont Street and the length of the Strip after dark. The fare covers a private aircraft for a party of up to five, hotel transfers, a photographer with 50 images, a champagne toast on board, a 12-rose bouquet, a boutonniere, the driver's gratuity and the minister's donation. This is a wedding rather than a sightseeing flight, and the aircraft is yours alone for the ceremony. The marriage licence is arranged separately by you, and flower colours are chosen when you book.

From $749 per person

The destination

About the Las Vegas Strip

The Las Vegas Strip is 4.2 miles of Las Vegas Boulevard South, and it is not in the city of Las Vegas at all: it runs through the unincorporated towns of Paradise and Winchester. Downtown, five miles further north, is the original city and the home of the Fremont Street canopy. Between them they hold almost everything worth staying up for, and four of the seven best things to look at cost nothing. We bring the guided evenings together so your time goes on the city rather than on the comparison.

The landmarks after dark

Seven things carry an evening here and five of them run to a timetable. The fountains switch to a fifteen-minute cycle at 8pm, the Fremont canopy shows run on the hour until 2am, and the Neon Museum stops admitting at 10pm. Standing in the right place at the right minute is most of what a good night is.

Planning your evening

Sunset moves by three and a half hours across the year, from about 4:26pm in early December to 8:03pm at the end of June, which decides what time a tour should start. The Deuce bus runs the boulevard around the clock. Half the departures here collect you and half start at a fixed kerb.

What an evening involves

Helicopter operators check original photo identification from age 18 and declare your weight at booking. Nightclub doors enforce a dress code and a 21-plus rule. Gratuities sit outside almost every fare, and glass is banned on the pavement by county ordinance. None of it is difficult once you know.

What you will actually see

Six things an evening here puts in front of you

What Las Vegas Night guided tours actually show you, in the order most of them take them.

The Fountains of Bellagio

Water thrown from an eight-acre lake every fifteen minutes from 8pm to midnight, free from the pavement.

The Welcome sign

The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign is Betty Willis’s 1959 diamond, lit around the clock on a median with its own free car park.

The canopy downtown

The Fremont Street Experience runs a canopy 1,375 feet long and 90 feet up, carrying 16.4 million pixels, with shows on the hour until 2am.

Sphere

A 366-foot venue whose outer shell carries 1.23 million LED pucks and changes all evening, free to look at.

The High Roller

A 550-foot observation wheel with a thirty-minute rotation, long enough to watch the boulevard light up.

The Neon Museum

Rescued signs in an outdoor yard, with light and sound projected across them from 6pm to 11pm.

Before you book

Do you need a guided tour at all?

Not always, and it is worth saying so before you spend anything.

A great deal of what makes this city worth an evening is public and already switched on. The Bellagio fountains, the Fremont canopy, the Welcome sign and the outside of Sphere are all free and run every night, and an eight-dollar bus pass reaches every one of them. That is a genuinely good night out for the price of a coffee.

How you goWhat it costsWhat you reachThe catch
The Deuce and your feet$8 for a 24-hour passThe fountains, the canopy, the conservatory, SphereThe Welcome sign is a mile past the last resort with no pavement
RidesharePer tripAnywhere, including the sign and the museumPick-up at the big resorts is in a garage, not at the door
An open-top busFrom $59 per personBoth districts in one two-hour loop, with a Welcome sign stop on the late runRecorded commentary, and no hotel collection
A helicopter flightFrom $99 per personThe whole boulevard from about a thousand feetTen to twelve minutes, photo ID, and a three-day refund window

Compare the guided evenings

A guided departure buys three things a bus pass cannot: the sign, the run downtown and back without a plan, and the view from above. If none of those is the point of your night, keep the money and take the pass. The no-tour guide works through every option and what each one really costs.

Plan your evening

Four things to settle before you book

What time does it get dark?

Between about 4:26pm in the first week of December and 8:03pm at the end of June, which is a three-and-a-half-hour swing. In midwinter a 5:30pm departure is a full night tour; in midsummer only the 8pm and 10pm runs are. Check the sunset for your dates and book 30 to 60 minutes after it.

Sunset and temperature, month by month

Collection, or a fixed kerb?

The guided vans, the open jeep and the sidecar collect you from your hotel. The open-top buses board at the High Roller loading zone on LINQ Lane or at Treasure Island, the helicopters at a heliport, and the club crawls at a downtown meeting point. Confirm yours the evening before.

Every departure point, mapped

What an evening really costs

Las Vegas Night ticket prices start at $59 for a seat on the open top deck and run to $349.99 for a flight with dinner attached. A Las Vegas Night booking is free to cancel up to 24 hours ahead on most departures here, though the helicopter flights need three days. Budget 15 to 20 per cent in cash for the tip, which almost no fare includes.

What the whole evening adds up to

Which month should you come?

October, if the dates are yours. Sunset at 6:05pm, a normal high of 81 °F and a low of 60 °F, and every format here is comfortable in it. December gives you the longest evening of the year and asks for a coat; July asks for water and a departure after eight.

The seasonal guide

How the evening works

From sunset to the last fountain show, in five steps

Most guided evenings here follow the same shape, whatever the vehicle.

  1. Eat first

    Almost nothing here includes food and the restaurants fill from seven.

  2. The departure

    Your hotel lobby, or a named kerb fifteen minutes early, between 5:30pm and 10pm.

  3. The Strip

    The fountains, the Eiffel Tower deck, Sphere and the LINQ, in whichever direction your route runs.

  4. Downtown

    Twenty minutes north, then the Fremont canopy on the hour under 16.4 million pixels.

  5. The Welcome sign

    A photo stop on the late departures, then back along the boulevard.

Compare

Which Las Vegas Night Tour Is Right for You?

Every departure, with how long it takes, what it costs and who it actually suits. Weighing Las Vegas night time helicopter tours against an open top deck comes down to the two middle columns.

TourDurationPriceRatingBest forBook
Big Bus Las Vegas: Sightseeing Night Tour by Open-Top Bus2 hours 30 minutesFrom $594.2 ★First-time visitors working out where everything isBook
Las Vegas Helicopter Night Strip Flight Tour with Optional Dinner1 to 2 hoursFrom $994.3 ★Anyone marking an occasion, or short of eveningsBook
Las Vegas Nightclub VIP Entry with Party Bus4 hoursFrom $854.9 ★Groups of friends going out on a weekendBook
Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Night Flight10 minutesFrom $994.5 ★Travellers happy to make their own way to a heliportBook
Las Vegas: VIP Club Crawl with Party Bus, Express Entry & Drinks4 hoursFrom $994.8 ★Anyone who wants an early start and more venuesBook
Guided Evening Tour of the Las Vegas Strip3 hoursFrom $1304.5 ★Visitors who want the High Roller inside the fareBook
Las Vegas Strip Highlights by Helicopter at Night1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hoursFrom $994.2 ★Small groups who want a transfer as an optionBook
Las Vegas City Tour with Hotel Pick Up4 hoursFrom $1034.8 ★Anyone who would rather be collected from their lobbyBook
Las Vegas: Neon Museum Night Experience and Open-Top Bus Tour3 hoursFrom $844.3 ★People who came for the old signs, not the new onesBook
2-Hour Vegas Strip Walking Tour with Photos,Champagne & Vintage Vegas Goody Bags2 hoursFrom $1494.7 ★Couples who want photographs of themselves, not buildingsBook
Las Vegas Night Tour, Fremont St. Experience & Welcome sign3 to 4 hoursFrom $1054.8 ★Anyone who wants the most stops in one eveningBook
Las Vegas Strip Scooter Tour3 hoursFrom $1595.0 ★Riders who want the Strip at street levelBook
Helicopter Flight of the Las Vegas Strip with Eiffel Tower Dinner3 to 6 hoursFrom $3494.3 ★Two people who want dinner and the flight handledBook
The Weird, Wacky Fremont Bar Experience with Cocktails and Photos3 hoursFrom $1494.9 ★Over-21s who prefer old downtown bars to nightclubsBook
2-Hour Private Tour of Las Vegas by Night on a Sidecar2 hoursFrom $1935.0 ★Couples who want the boulevard to themselvesBook
Las Vegas Night Flight Helicopter Wedding Ceremony2 hoursFrom $7495.0 ★Couples getting married rather than sightseeingBook
We took the 10pm ride and the bus was not packed. Even though it rained on us there was no rush at the Welcome sign.Kerie_G · August 2026
We took the 8:15pm flight and simply seeing all the lights from up there was the highlight of the trip.Sharon_O · August 2026
We would have spent far more on the door than we paid for the whole night, and we walked past the queue at both clubs.Courtney_M · August 2026

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Las Vegas Night Tours Reviews

Rated between 4.2 and 4.9 across the departures featured here, with the drivers, pilots and hosts named by first name more often than the stops are.

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Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

How far in advance should I book a Las Vegas night tour?

Three to five days ahead for a weekend, and a day or two midweek. The small-group evenings cap at seven to fourteen travellers and those fill first, and the helicopter operators need your passenger weights at the time of booking. Most tours here refund in full up to 24 hours ahead, so booking early costs you nothing.

Do these tours have free cancellation?

Most of them do, on the standard 24-hour window. Four of the helicopter departures are the exception: they need three days' notice for a full refund, which their cards state and their booking pages repeat. Check the window on the product itself before you pay, because it is set by the operator rather than by this site.

Is a Las Vegas Night booking confirmed straight away?

Usually, yes. Most listings here confirm at the time of booking; a handful confirm within 48 hours subject to availability, and that is stated on the product page. If you are booking for a specific evening, the instant-confirmation ones are the safer choice.

What happens if the weather cancels my tour?

Helicopter flights are the ones that get grounded, usually by wind rather than rain, and the operator reschedules or refunds. Open-top buses and jeeps run in light rain, and the Welcome sign stop goes ahead in a shower. The Fountains of Bellagio are the other weather casualty, because high wind stops the show.

Is tipping expected?

Yes, and it is excluded from almost every fare here. Guides, drivers, pilots and party hosts are all tipped in cash in Las Vegas, and 15 to 20 per cent of the fare is the usual range. Two listings include the driver's gratuity and say so; everywhere else, budget for it separately.

What time does it get dark in Las Vegas?

Between about 4:26pm in early December and 8:03pm in late June, so the season decides everything about a night tour. In midwinter a 5:30pm departure is already running in the dark; in July the same departure spends its first hour in daylight. Check the sunset time for your date before you pick a start time.

How much does a Las Vegas night tour cost?

From $59 for a seat on the open-top bus to $749.50 for a helicopter wedding ceremony. The middle of the market sits between $85 and $150: a club crawl with the covers paid, a guided evening in a jeep or a van, or a twelve-minute helicopter flight. Prices are the operators' starting fares and change with the night of the week.

Is the Fountains of Bellagio show free?

Yes, and it is the best free thing on the Strip after dark. Shows run every 30 minutes through the afternoon and then every 15 minutes from 8pm until midnight, and you watch from the pavement on Las Vegas Boulevard. High wind cancels a show, so if one is skipped, wait for the next.

Is the Fremont Street Experience free to walk?

Yes. The pedestrian mall and the Viva Vision light shows overhead cost nothing, and the shows run at the top of every hour from 6pm to 2am. The canopy is 1,375 feet long and carries 16.4 million pixels, which is why the shows look the way they do.

How much is the Neon Museum at night?

Evening admission is $35 for an adult, $30 for Nevada residents, over-65s and students with ID, $17.50 for children aged 7 to 17 and free for under-6s, on the museum's own published rates. Evening hours run 6pm to 11pm daily with last admission at 10pm. One tour here includes that ticket in its fare.

Are there Las Vegas Night guided tours that include dinner?

Two of them. One pairs a three-course dinner at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant with a flight over the Strip and transfers between all three; the other offers a Brazilian churrascaria before the helicopter as an upgrade rather than as standard. On every other listing here, dinner is on you.

Are Las Vegas night tours suitable for children?

Some are, and the age rules are firm rather than advisory. The open-top bus, the guided vans and the jeep take children, the jeep sets a minimum age of two, and the helicopters require a paid seat for anyone aged two or over. Every club crawl and bar tour here is 21 and over with photo ID checked at the door.

Do I need identification?

Yes, on more of these than you would expect. Every passenger aged 18 or over needs original government photo ID to board a helicopter, and a photocopy or a phone image will not do. The nightclubs check physical ID at every door, and visitors from outside the United States are asked for a passport.

How do I get around at night without a tour?

The Deuce runs the length of Las Vegas Boulevard 24 hours a day, about every 15 minutes, and a 24-hour pass covers it. The Monorail is faster along the east side of the Strip but stops between midnight and 3am depending on the night. Rideshare works, though pick-up points at the big resorts are often in a garage several minutes from the door.

What is Sphere and can you see it from a tour?

Sphere is a 366-foot venue behind the Venetian that opened in September 2023, and its outer shell carries 1.23 million LED pucks across 580,000 square feet. Several night tours stop for photographs of it and every helicopter flight passes it. You do not need a show ticket to see the exterior, which changes through the evening.

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Where it all is

The Las Vegas Strip: where the evening starts

The place

The Las Vegas Strip, a 4.2-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South running through Paradise and Winchester in Clark County, Nevada.

Address

Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States.

Hours

Open 24 hours, every day, and free to walk. The fountains run every fifteen minutes from 8pm to midnight and the Fremont Street canopy shows run on the hour from 6pm to 2am.

Getting there and around

The Deuce bus covers the whole boulevard around the clock, about every fifteen minutes, and a 24-hour pass is $8. Downtown Fremont Street is five miles north of the middle of the Strip and there is no walkable route.

Making a Las Vegas Night reservation

Three to five days ahead for a weekend, a day or two midweek. Full visiting information, or start from any card above.

Ready to see the city with the lights on?

Las Vegas Night Tours from $59 per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead on most of them.

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