Vegas’ Labor Day Deals

A number of Vegas’ favorite attractions got together to cross market, creating Best Vegas Attractions (BVA).  The group includes BODIES…The Exhibition; Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas; Hard Rock Cafe; the Las Vegas Monorail; Titanic: The Artifact Exhibit; Papillon Airways, Inc.; and Madame Tussauds Las Vegas and others.  

Exclusive Labor Day weekend offers through Monday, September 7, 2009:

· Scenic Airlines: Book a highlight air tour and receive 50 percent off a child’s fare.

· Hard Rock Café: $5 off with a minimum $25 purchase.

· SkyDive Las Vegas: Guests receive 25 percent off the purchase of a Deluxe SkyDive and Video/Picture purchase.

· Madame Tussauds Las Vegas at The Venetian: Guests who show their Monorail ticket receive $6 off adult admission and $2 off for children and seniors.

· Churrascaria Pampas Brazilian Grille at Planet Hollywood: $20 off dinner Rodizio for two.

MORE ABOUT BEST VEGAS ATTRACTIONS

• “BODIES…The Exhibition”: Showing at Luxor Hotel and Casino, this exhibition features actual human specimens and allows people of all ages access to sights and knowledge normally reserved for medical professionals.
• Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas: Located 36 miles south of Las Vegas in Primm, Nev., the outlets feature more than 100 stores with up to 75 percent off designer fashions.
• Hard Rock Café: This summer, expect Las Vegas’ second Hard Rock Café location.  The new café will feature an extensive retail shop, a “LIVE” venue, private function and meeting rooms and a grand cafe restaurant with patio dining and entertainment overlooking the Strip.  The (original) Paradise location will keep on “rockin’ away” with Hard Rock Café’s classic dining and retail items.
• Las Vegas Monorail: The Las Vegas Monorail is a quick and convenient connection to the Las Vegas Strip, linking riders to the city’s world-class restaurants, shows, shops, clubs, hotels and casinos.  In just 15 minutes, Monorail riders can travel from one end of the Strip to the other in a safe, clean and climate-controlled environment – without the hassles of traffic or wasted time.  The Monorail’s electric, zero-emissions trains arrive every few minutes at each of the seven stations: MGM Grand; Bally’s/Paris Las Vegas; Flamingo/Caesars Palace; Harrah’s/Imperial Palace; Las Vegas Convention Center; Las Vegas Hilton and Sahara.
• Madame Tussauds Las Vegas: Located in front of the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino, Madame Tussauds Las Vegas offers guests the unique opportunity to ‘interact’ with incredibly life-like iconic figures from the celebrity worlds of film, TV, music, sports and politics.  Guests can ‘grab hold’ of their favorite stars with our many interactive experiences.  With more than 100 wax figures, guests can take pictures, touch and get up close and personal in a themed setting.  The attraction is open 365 days a year starting at 10 a.m.
• Papillon Airways, Inc.: Founded in 1965, Papillon Airways, Inc. (French for “butterfly”) and Grand Canyon Airlines/Scenic Airlines since 1929 are the largest “flightseeing” companies in the world, with nearly 70 state-of-the-art helicopters and airplanes, specifically designed to reveal panoramic views beyond imagination.  The Halvorson family recently acquired Kenai Helicopters (now known as Grand Canyon Helicopters), Grand Canyon Airlines, Grand Canyon Coaches and Scenic Airlines.  These companies are the only companies that fly the entire Grand Canyon including the South and West rims, in addition to tours of Las Vegas, Page/Lake Powell and Monument Valley.  Tours afford maximum flight time, enabling guests to fully discover Grand Canyon’s great wilderness and scenic attractions.  During busy months, the Halvorson companies fly more than 3,500 passengers daily. 

• “Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition”: Featuring more than 300 artifacts, as well as breathtaking replicas from the famous ship, the Titanic exhibit truly brings history to life inside Luxor Hotel and Casino.

Image courtesy of Alan Goya.

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