Spend the Holidays in Las Vegas

Thanksgiving 2011

The Thanksgiving holidays in Las Vegas tend to be on the quiet side compared with cities such as New York which go all out. However, that’s not such a bad thing – a major benefit of is that it can be so much quicker to get around the Strip in a vehicle. Plus there’s still plenty to see and do and restaurants serving Thanksgiving dinners if you’re planning to give the home cooking a miss!

When is Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving takes place each year on the fourth Thursday of November, so this year that makes it 24th November. It’s a four day weekend. All of which you might not know if you’re not from America.

What to expect from the weather at Thanksgiving

Another plus if you’re planning on doing a lot of walking is that it’s not scorching at this time of year. The weather for Thanksgiving in Las Vegas is typically between 47°F and 67°F which is comfortable but make sure you pack some warm clothes in case it’s towards the chillier side... or don’t and use it as an excuse to take advantage of the fabulous sales...

Shopping in Vegas at Thanksgiving

There are some amazing sales in Vegas at Thanksgiving so take an empty suitcase with you to carry all your bargains home.

Las Vegas Premium Outlets South and North are having a spectacular Thanksgiving weekend sale featuring Midnight Madness taking place from Friday 25th November until 27th November. It’s their biggest sale of the year with a number of the stores opening from midnight immediately after thanksgiving. The promotions are huge with some stores such as Calvin Klein offering up to 50% off sweaters.

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Where to stay for Thanksgiving

There are some first class hotels in Las Vegas and many great deals to be had.

If you want to experience a magical winter in Las Vegas you’ll want to check out Winter in Venice at the Venetian. From 21st November until 8th January the whole resort will transform into a winter wonderland with an ice rink for skating which festive food from eggnog cupcakes to warm apple cider.

Where to eat this Thanksgiving

When spending the holidays in Las Vegas you’re not condemned to the traditional turkey dinner... unless you want to be. There are plenty of options. Run your eye over what’s on offer at the Las Vegas Review Journal. And make sure you make a reservation so that you’re not disappointed.

Las Vegas Shows at Thanksgiving

The Las Vegas Shows during holidays in Las Vegas such as Thanksgiving tend to take place as normal so you’ll have the normal extensive choice just bear in mind that sometimes the stars of the shows won’t be performing. Check before you book.

Las Vegas Attractions this Thanksgiving

Vegas has so many great attractions that you’ll be spoilt for choice some are free and some aren’t. You’ll likely want to visit a mix of both. To help keep costs down we usually get a Las Vegas Power Pass. With it you’ll have access to over 20 attractions, tours, rides etc. The Power Pass is worth more than $500 in admissions and discounts and the most economical way we’ve found of getting round the sights.

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