Las Vegas.Any good for a holiday?

Question

2 weeks early September.Not interested in gambling.Is there enough to fill 2 weeks.We intend hiring a car.

Answer 1

You don't gamble and you are going to LV!  Its just desert with lots of neon.

Answer 2

Where are you located?  I would think with 2 weeks Vegas is not the one.  How about So Cal or maybe Hawaii.  I don know how your cash is but I say a  week cruise in Hawaii and a week in Hawaii.

I'm saying this cause I'm currently living in Vegas and dont really like it.  Its awesome to come here party, hang for a few days and than go.

Answer 3

There is alot to do besides gamlbe but 2 weeks will get old.

Answer 4

Very strange, I already sent an answer to this question..but somehow it disappeared!

Anyway, if you aren't into gambling 2 weeks in Vegas is really to much. Sure you have the shows which an be quite expensive, and Hoover Dam, but aside from that there really isn't much to do, aside from small side trips.

The area on the US you are interested in has some really beautiful sights. San Diego. San Francisco. Yellowstone National Park. The Painted desert, which is breath taking, Hawaii.

Just DON'T plan on the Dakota's for 2 weeks. We went there a few years ago. Did the MT Rushmore (Wyoming) Custer State park..all the tourist things, Deadwood where Bill Cody died, Leeds..all of it..and after 4 days sat and said to each other.."NOW WHAT??"

if i CAN BE OF ANY HELP JUST LET ME KNOW.

Answer 5

I would recommend going- theres plenty of other stuff to do. Check out:

http://www.vegas.com/attractions/

Make sure and give gambling a go though! You cant go to vegas and not spend a few nights in the casino!!!

Answer 6

Oh yeah, there's a lot more to Vegas than cheesy Elvis impersonators and gambling. I'd love to go.

Answer 7

I know people who have been love it or hate it thats what they say, anyway if you see CSI Vegas say hello from me lol

Answer 8

There are loads of things to do in Vegas besides Gambling - just the tours and shows alone will give you plenty to do and of course there are Spa's, golfing, shopping, hiking, trail riding, etc. While Gaming may be the big "draw" there is so much more to do in and around Vegas. Have Fun!

Answer 9

Visiting Vegas and not gambling is like going to a cocktail bar and having a mineral water.