Flamingo Habitat
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Flamingo Habitat Summary
Flamingo Habitat Information
Flamingo Habitat Info
Attraction Dates:
Ongoing
Location:
3555 Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, Nevada 89133
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Age Restriction:
All Ages
Hours:
Daily, 8am- dusk
Ticket Info:
Free Attraction
Flamingo Habitat Quick Facts
- The Flamingo Habitat is home to more than 300 birds, including the Chilean flamingos, pheasants and swan.
- There are occationally African penguins featured in the habitat, though they are not always out in the Flamingo Garden.
- Spread over 15 acres, the Flamingo Habitat was ooficially opened in the mid-1990's, though the birds themselves have had a home poolside for a bit longer.
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Flamingo Habitat
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The Flamingo habitat at the Flamingo Las Vegas Resort is an escape from the bustle of the Vegas Strip.
Customer Testimonial
"Who knew there was a Wildlife Habitat in the middle of the Strip? I didn't! I was like WHOA! Where are we? There were Flamingos, swan, tiny headed birdies, cute but weird ducks, and huge coi fish. It was nice to sit outside in the cool air and then walk around and see the animals. Oh! There's a waterfall too!"
CJ J.
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Summary
Features: The iconic ruffled-pink decor of the Flamingo Hotel and Casino isn't quite enough for Las Vegas, so of course, the hotel invited some of it's namesake feathered friends to nest up near the pool. Today, the wildlife habitat at the Flamingo Hotel and Casino is also home to swans, ducks, koi and turtles.
Why We Go: If you're looking for a place to get away from the bustle of the Strip, look no further than the Flamingo's Habitat Garden. Already known for it's lowkey environment, the Flamingo has gone a step further with this.
- Jungle Living: The lush greenery, soothing waterfalls and Chilean Pink Flamingos add a sort of zen to the outdoor center of the Flamingo Hotel that is unrivaled on the Strip.
- Hype-Free: Unlike the Exotic Gardens of the Mirage or the Lion Cages of the MGM, the habitat at the Flamingo feels simple, subtle and comfortable. Less like an exhibit and more like a flamingo refuge.
Inside Knowledge: Much of the foliage that makes up the Flamingo Habitat is imported from around the world including the Flamingo's natural habitat in Chile.
Do's and Don'ts:
- Do Visit During the Day: The crowd might be a little thicker in the height of the day, but with the sun and the birds out, you're guaranteed a scenic respite from the Strip's mid-day crowds and heat.
- Don't Take a Pet: After a night of drinking it might sound fun to make a flamingo your suite mate. Trust us, neither the birds, nor the Flamingo's security will appreciate your great idea.
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caligirl
Jul 20, 2009
at 8:22 am
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Joined: July 2009
xxx.xxx.196.142
recommend to a friend
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Beautiful, free oasis
Where else can you find a habitat with Flamingos and Penguins on Las Vegas Blvd.? To boot For free! The Flamingos were pink and beautiful, letting the day pass them by while visitors took their picture. The other birds are tame, and not afraid to approach you, along with some swans, baby ducks, and lots of dive bombing sparrows to watch out for. The ponds are filled with koi and some turtles to keep you entertained.There are pamphlets and signs that tell you about the animals you are looking at. You can't beat this tiny habitat off the North Tour Lobby of the Flamingo Hotel and Casino. It's beautiful, peaceful and relaxing. A great way to pass 15 minutes of your time.
LVLori68
Jun 08, 2009
at 10:51 am
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Joined: June 2009
xxx.xxx.77.125
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Good time killer
All in all, we probably only spent about 20 minutes there and saw it all. But it was a nice time killer. For something free in Vegas, it was a good stop, there are flamingos, along with some swans, cute baby ducks, and lots of dive bombing sparrows to watch out for. The ponds are filled with koi and some turtles to keep you entertained. You can't beat this tiny habitat off the North Tour Lobby of the Flamingo Hotel and Casino