What to see in Las Vegas: must-see attractions and recommended itineraries

'What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas'. This is the motto of the famous American city in Nevada, known for its wild nightlife and casinos! The real capital of fun, shopping and gambling, of wild nights like in 'The Hangover'.
Here are all our tips on what to see in Las Vegas!

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15 Things to see in Las Vegas

1 - The Strip

The Strip, whose full name is Las Vegas Boulevard South, is the city's most famous boulevard! It runs through it from north to south for a length of about 7 km.

Along the Las Vegas Strip are the city's main attractions: from huge, luxurious hotels to upscale restaurants, from shops of all kinds to clubs and casinos where you can party into the small hours. At night, the entire avenue is illuminated by LED and neon lights and life never really stops here! But not only that: this avenue is the best place to sleep in Las Vegas! Most of them are luxury hotels, but if you stay just one night, the experience is worth it. There are plenty of themed hotels to choose from, all with an in-house casino.

Get around bymonorail: the Las Vegas Monorail, or elevated monorail, runs along The Strip. This is the best way to get around the avenue and, at the same time, enjoy a spectacular view of the city! Single ride $5.00 (€4.20), One Day Ticket $13.00 (€10.90).

2 - Bellagio Casino and Fountain

The Bellagio is definitely one of the most famous and beautiful luxury hotels in Las Vegas! Commissioned by Stephen Alan Wynn and opened in 1998, it was the most expensive hotel in the world that year! Perhaps the name does not sound new to you: in fact, it is a tribute to Bellagio, the beautiful resort on Lake Como!

Thehotel's top attraction is definitely the spectacle of the Bellagio Fountains, the incredible fountains outside. They are a true symbol of Las Vegas and one of the shows not to be missed! They will enchant you with dancing jets in time to the music, while at night they are also illuminated - spectacular!

Don't miss the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens: within the hotel there are also these wonderful botanical gardens, ideal for getting away from the city and enjoying a bit of nature. You won't feel like you're in Las Vegas! What's more, the gardens offer a new design every season! Free admission.

• Directions: 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easily accessible on foot from the High Roller (1.2 km, 17 min). Reference monorail stop Bally's & Paris - Get directions

• Hours: Bellagio Fountain Mon-Fri every 30 min between 15:00-20:00 and every 15 min between 20:00-00:00, Sat-Sun every 30 min between 12:00-20:00 and every 15 min between 20:00-00:00

• Ticket price: Bellagio Fountain free of charge

3 - The Venetian Resort and Little Venice

And if the Bellagio with its name is a tribute to the resort of the same name on Lake Como, one of the most famous hotels in Las Vegas is inspired by Venice: we are talking about The Venetian Resort! It is located in the northern part of The Strip, opposite another spectacular hotel, the Mirage.

Here the favourite activity for tourists is a gondola ride! Exactly: once you enter the hotel you will feel like you are in Italy, thanks to the reproductions of the Doge's Palace, the Rialto Bridge, even St. Mark's Bell Tower! Most probably you will also see a newly married couple on a gondola, still in their wedding clothes. On the other hand, Las Vegas is known worldwide for its last-minute weddings organised in the strangest and most unconventional locations! For example, you can even get married in the spa of The Venetian... a thought?

Shopping spree at theGrand Canal Shoppes: shoppers should definitely not miss this stop, one of the most famous shopping malls in Las Vegas, criss-crossed by the 'Grand Canal' and packed with shops of all kinds, including big Italian luxury brands. Get directions

• Directions: at 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easy walking distance from The Mirage (450 m, 6 min). Harrah's/the Linq Station reference monorail stop - Get directions

• Hours: indoor gondola ride Mon-Thurs and Sun 10am-11pm, Fri-Sat 10am-00pm, outdoor daily 11am-00pm

• Ticket price: gondola ride Mon-Thu $34.00 (€28.60) per person, Fri-Sun $39.00 (€32.80) per person

4 - Caesars Palace and The Fall of Atlantis

Another imposing and luxurious hotel, among the most expensive in the United States. We are talking about Caesars Palace, located between the Bellagio and The Mirage. Owned by Harrah's Entertainment, inside there are 3,349 rooms, divided into five towers, and some suites cost up to $40,000.00 per night (€33,640.00)! The hotel is inspired by the ancient world, especially the Roman Empire, but with references to Ancient Greece as well.

One of the most visited attractions is The Fall of Atlantis. Located inside The Forum Shops at Caesars, the hotel's large shopping centre, it is one of the most popular shows in Las Vegas and here you can witness the Fall of Atlantis live.

Catch ashow at The Colosseum: in a hotel called Caesars Palace, you can't miss a little reconstruction of the Colosseum! The Colosseum is a theatre where great international artists have performed. All the programme on the official website

• How to get there: 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easy walking distance from Bellagio Hotel (700 m, 10 min) and The Mirage (700 m, 8 min). Monorail Reference Flamingo & Caesars Palace Station - Get directions

• Timetable: The Fall of Atlantise Sun-Thurs every hour between 11am-11pm, Fri-Sat every hour between 11am-00pm

• Ticket price: The Fall of Atlantis free

5 - The Mirage and The Volcano

Photo by Nandaro. Located in the northern part of The Strip, next to Caesars Palace and opposite The Venetian, The Mirage is a true paradise hotel: the main theme is Polynesia and Polynesian art! With no less than 3,044 rooms, outside the hotel there are swimming pools, palm trees and waterfalls, you will really feel like you are in Polynesia!

But the main attraction of the complex is definitely the big volcano! Yes, you read that right: outside the hotel, a faithful reproduction of a real volcano has been built, about 16 m high, which every night puts on a show with smoke, fire and lights. This was also one of the city's first shows, thus giving way to all the ones you can see today!

Admire The Aquarius with the kids: inside the Mirage, located just behind the check-in desk, is this huge aquarium, covering the entire wall, with about 450 fish of 85 different species! A unique spectacle, well worth a quick stop with the little ones. Free admission.

• How to get there: at 3400 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easy walking distance from Caesars Hotel (700 m, 8 min) and The Venetian (450 m, 6 min). Harrah's/the Linq Station reference monorail stop - Get directions

• Hours: The Volcano Show at 20:00, 21:00, 22:00 and 23:00

• Ticket price: The Volcano Show for free

6 - Paris Las Vegas and Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck

A hotel inspired by Paris, the romantic city par excellence, could not be missed! We are talking about the Paris Las Vegas, a luxury hotel that will let you experience the atmosphere of the French capital! It is a place chosen to stay especially by couples and families.

Thehotel's main attraction is the Eiffel Tower! Of course, it is not as tall as the original in Paris, but it is still a great sight! Inside is a viewing platform from which you can admire the whole city from above and, most importantly, get a great view of the fountains of the Bellagio! We recommend you climb to the top precisely to witness the spectacle. To save precious time and not have to queue at the ticket office, we suggest you buy your ticket online(info and costs here).

Take aphoto under the Arc de Triomphe: never been to Paris? No problem, here you can take a photo not only with the Eiffel Tower, but also under the perfect reproduction of the Arc de Triomphe!

• How to get there: at 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easily accessible on foot from the Bellagio Foutain (650 m, 8 min). Reference monorail stop Bally's & Paris - Get directions

• Hours: Eiffel Tower Thu-Mon 17:00-00:00

• Ticket price: Eiffel Tower general $24.50 (€20.60), concessions $19.50 (€16.40)

7 - New York-New York Hotel and The Big Apple Coaster

Photo by Stefan Scheer. We are in the United States of America, so there couldn't be a hotel dedicated to one of the greatest American cities, a city that never sleeps, namely New York! The New York-New York Hotel faithfully reproduces some of the symbols of the Big Apple, such as the Empire State Building or the Statue of Liberty, all to scale of course!

But the number one attraction is The Big Apple Coaster, the fun roller coaster. This merry-go-round is especially appreciated for its setting and the spectacle you can admire from its highest point. Definitely an adrenaline activity not to be missed! Entrance is subject to height restrictions and the rollercoaster may be closed in the event of adverse weather conditions. We recommend purchasing tickets online(info and costs here).

Amust for chocolate lovers: if you love chocolate and American snacks, even those with the most unusual flavours, you can't miss Hershey's Chocolate World at the New York-New York Hotel! You'll find candy bars, M&M's, caramelised fruit, the famous peanut butter Reese's and more!

• Directions: at 3790 Las Vegas Blvd S. Easily accessible on foot from Luxor Hotel & Casino (750 m, 10 min). MGM Grand Monorail Station - Get directions

• Hours: The Big Apple Coaster Mon-Thu 13:00-21:00, Fri-Sun 11:00-00:00

• Ticket cost: The Big Apple Coaster Mon-Sun until 9pm $19.00 (€16.00), Fri-Sat after 9pm $23.00 (€19.30)

8 - Wynn and Lake of Dreams

Photos by Jim G. Another hotel and another unique spectacle: this time we present the Wynn Las Vegas, a luxury resort with suites and rooms, restaurants and a nightclub where international DJs perform. It even hosts its own gold club! Built by the same developer as the Bellagio and The Mirage, this hotel is located in the northern part of The Strip, after The Venetian.

This time, the hotel's main attraction is not outside the building, but inside, with admission always free. We are talking about the Lake of Dreams, which is a sound, light and choreography show, all projected onto the inner lake and the wonderful 27 m waterfall. A show that even the little ones will enjoy!

• How to get there: at 3131 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easy walking distance from The Venetian (1 km, 13 min). Harrah's/the Linq Station reference monorail stop - Get directions

• Timetable: Lake of Dreams every 30 min from sunrise to 00:00

• Ticket price: Lake of Dreams free

9 - Luxor Hotel

Among the many themed hotels in Las Vegas, a hotel set in Ancient Egypt surely could not be missing! The Luxor Hotel stands out in the city skyline with its marvellous pyramid, which is totally illuminated at night! An immense sphinx will also welcome you at the entrance!

Inside you will find a luxury hotel, swimming pools, restaurants and a large casino, but that's not all! The hotel also houses the special BODIES | The Exhibition museum, an exhibition focusing on the anatomy of the human body! Beware though, this is not an attraction recommended for those who are easily impressed: the bodies shown are in fact real, preserved in excellent condition thanks to a new and innovative preservation process. Organs, 3D models and information panels on every aspect of the human body are also on display!

Don't miss it at night: this hotel is already impressive due to its characteristic pyramid shape, but at night it becomes even more fascinating and unique! The pyramid is completely illuminated, as is the great Sphinx. Truly unmissable!

• How to get there: 3900 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easily accessible on foot from the Excalibur Hotel (300 m, 4 min). Reference bus stop SB Las Vegas at Luxor (Deuce line) - Get directions

• Hours: BODIES | The Exhibition daily 11 a.m.-6 p.m., last admission 5 p.m.

• Ticket Cost: BODIES | The Exhibition general $32.00 (€27.00), concessions $24.00 (€20.20)

10 - Flamingo Wildlife Habitat

Photo by Tomás Del Coro. Flamingos in Las Vegas? Yes, it is possible. The Flamingo Wildlife Habitat is located in the 3-star Flamingo, Hotel & Casino, one of the oldest hotels on The Strip. The building is inspired by the unmistakable Art Deco style, with very elegant architecture.

At the centre of the hotel, in the large garden, is this small zoo open to everyone, not just guests. If you are travelling with children, you definitely cannot miss it. The big stars are of course the pink flamingos, but you can also admire numerous parrots, turtles, swans and fish. The garden is adorned with waterfalls and water games!

Visit at 8.30 a.m. or 2 p.m.: at these two times you will have the chance to watch the pelicans feeding! Between the two times, we recommend you opt for the 8:30, with fewer tourists.

• Directions: 3555 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easily accessible on foot from the High Roller (550 m, 7 min). Monorail Reference Flamingo & Caesars Palace Station - Get directions

• Hours: daily 7am-8pm

• Ticket price: free

11 - Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay

Photo by David Shane. Passing the'Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas' sign, the first big hotel you come across is the 43-storey Mandalay Bay. A veritable giant: it is the eighth largest hotel in the world!

Thehotel's main attraction is its large indoor aquarium, called the Shark Reef Aquarium. As you can tell from the name, the big stars here are sharks, but you can admire many other species, including piranhas, turtles, octopuses and even crocodiles! Also suitable to visit with children, you can go through a large tunnel and come face to face with sharks swimming blissfully, a wonderful experience and also very Instagrammable!

Buy your ticketonline: to avoid queues at the entrance, we recommend that you buy your ticket conveniently online. Info and costs here

• Directions: at 3950 Las Vegas Blvd S. Easily accessible on foot from Las Vegas Sign (1.3 km, 16 min). Reference bus stop SB Las Vegas at Mandalay Bay (Deuce line) - Get directions

• Hours: daily 10 a.m.-6 p.m., last admission 5 p.m.

• Ticket price: full price from $29.00 (€24.40), concessions from $24.00 (€20.20)

12 - High Roller Observation Wheel

Could a Ferris wheel be missing in Las Vegas? Absolutely not! In the city you'll find the High Roller Observation Wheel, the largest Ferris wheel in North America. It is located in the Linq district, near the Flamingo Hotel, with the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat.

Opened to visitors in 2014, the High Roller consists of no less than 28 cabins, which can accommodate up to 40 people each. An entire ride takes about 30 min and will give you a great view of The Strip and all of Las Vegas. You can mainly opt for two tickets: the Day Ticket, choosing the exact day and time, or theAnytime Ticket, which gives you more freedom, choosing to enter when it suits you. Definitely one of the best times to go up is at sunset, when the city lights start to come on!

Buy yourticket in advance: this is one of the most visited attractions so it is essential to buy your ticket in advance, especially if you want to go up at sunset. Info and costs here

• Directions: 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easy walk to Flamingo Wildlife Habitat (550 m, 5 min). Harrah's/the Linq Station reference monorail stop - Get directions

• Hours: Mon-Thu 16:00-00:00, Fri-Sat 12:00-00:00

• Ticket Cost: Full Day Ticket from $23.50 (€19.80), Reduced from $8.50 (€7.15). Anytime Ticket from $34.75 (€29.20), concessions from $17.50 (€14.70)

13 - Adventuredome Theme Park

Photo by https://www.flickr.com/photos/_austin. Are you travelling with children and want to treat them to a day of fun? In that case, we recommend the Adventuredome Theme Park, a wonderful amusement park inside the Circus Circus hotel, north of The Strip. This luxury hotel inside has no less than 3,774 rooms and a 9,000 m2 casino!

The Adventuredome Theme Park is a theme park for all ages! Inside you will find everything from classic rides to miniature golf, from a roller skating rink to rock climbing, from a roller coaster to a horse-drawn carousel for the kids. Those who love adrenaline will also enjoy bungee jumping! Everything you need for a day of total fun for the whole family!

• How to get there: at 2880 S Las Vegas Blvd. Easily accessible on foot from Resorts World Las Vegas (1.7 km, 20 min). SAHARA Las Vegas Monorail Station - Get directions

• Hours: vary by season, generally open 10am-11am and close between 6pm-9pm. Info on official website

• Ticket Cost: Full $40.00 (€33.65), Concessions $20.00 (€16.80)

14 - Fremont Street

Photo by Tomás Del Coro. We leave the famous The Strip for a moment to discover the second most important street in Las Vegas: Fremont Street. This is the old heart of the city: the first casinos were born here and the first films that chose Las Vegas as their location were also filmed here. We could call this area the historic centre of the city.

The area has been completely modernised and, next to the old resorts, you can find brand new buildings, such as the famous Freemont Street Experience, a completely pedestrianised shopping area covered by thousands of LEDs! This place, obviously open 24 hours a day like the whole city, is a unique spectacle! We advise you to visit it after 6 p.m., generally the time when the light and sound show of the LEDs covering the pedestrian stretch begins.

Freemont Street Experience located on E Fremont St. Accessible from The Strip by car or taxi via I-15 N (10 min) or by direct Deuce line bus from NB Las Vegas at Paris Las Vegas to EB Carson after Casino Center (40 min) - Get directions

Experience the adrenaline rush of the SlotZilla Zipline: this is a zipline that runs through most of the indoor area of the Freemon Street Experience. A truly unique experience! Get directions

15 - The Neon Museum

Photo by Jeremy Thompson. Las Vegas is the city that never sleeps, the city of a thousand lights and colours. Therefore, the city could not lack a museum completely dedicated to neon: The Neon Museum. It is located in the northern part, about 1.3 km from Freemont Street and is a fun activity to do even with the little ones.

The purpose of this museum is to preserve and exhibit the iconic signs and signs of Las Vegas, those that have made history, thus tracing the development of the city over the years through neon and signs! We can say that it is a true art form and inside this museum you can see some illuminated signs that date back to the 1930s!

• How to get there: at 770 Las Vegas Blvd N. Freemont Street Experience on foot (1.3 km, 17 min) or by bus line 113 from Carson & 4th to NB Las Vegas after Bonanza (12 min) - Get directions

• Hours: daily 3pm-11pm

• Ticket cost: single $20.00 (€16.80)

Other sights, activities and excursions nearby

Maybe when you think of Las Vegas you don't immediately think of museums and cultural tours, but in the Cultural Corridor Coalition district there are some very interesting museums you can visit. In addition to The Neon Museum, here you will find the Las Vegas Natural History Museum ($12.00/€10.10) and the Metropolitan Gallery/Art Museum Las Vegas (price varies depending on exhibitions). Also worth a visit is the National Atomic Testing Museum ($22.00/€18.50), a museum dedicated to the period when nuclear tests were conducted in the Nevada desert. Also not to be missed is Madame Tussauds Museum(entrance fee €29.49), the famous wax museum!

Furthermore, as already mentioned, Las Vegas is located in the state of Nevada and, if you decide to base yourself here, there are plenty of attractions you can visit in the surrounding area! You can take a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon, visit the Hoover Dam or spend a day in Death Valley!

What to do in Las Vegas

Admire the city lights at night

Take a photo at the Las Vegas Sign

Catch a show at Cirque du Soleil

Become an Avenger at Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N

Attending the Mermaid Show

Adrenaline experience on the zipline

Tour the Pawn Stars locations

A day in the Wild West

Up to the Grand Canyon by helicopter

Excursion to Hoover Dam

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1. Playing at the Casino: one of the must-do activities in Las Vegas! Beware, however, of getting carried away and the rules of behaviour in the casinos

2. Admiring the city lights at night: at night Las Vegas has an extra charm, thanks to the many neon lights that illuminate The Strip, the famous avenue full of casinos. You can also do this on board a panoramic bus! Info and costs here

3. Takea photo at the Las VegasSign: You can't pass through Las Vegas without taking a photo under the famous sign! It is located along Las Vegas Blvd, behind the Bali Hai Golf Club. Get directions

4. Helicopter flight: definitely one of the best experiences to have in Las Vegas! You can fly over the city that never sleeps by helicopter, tour duration 15 min. Info and costs here

5. Attending a Cirque du Soleil show: one of the best shows in Las Vegas! The famous Canadian circus company has one of its bases right here, with numerous shows scheduled

6. Become an Avenger at the Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N: Marvel superhero lovers won't want to miss this wonderful interactive show, where you can learn all the secrets of the MCU

7. Attending the Mermaid Show: at the Silverton Casino Hotel, in the part that houses the Silverton Aquarium, mermaid shows are held every day! Perfect activity to do with the little ones

8. Adrenalineexperience on the zipline: adrenaline lovers won't want to miss this spectacular zipline, 300 m long and flying over the LINQ Promenare. Info and costs here

9. Pawn Stars location tour: this is the famous programme called 'Family Affairs' in Italy. By taking the tour, you can visit all the locations where the programme is filmed and, if you are lucky, you can even meet the stars of the show. Info and costs here

10. Exploring the Arts Distric: a side of Las Vegas far from the one we have in mind. This is the heart of the city's local art and theatre scene, with buildings covered in murals and street art

11. Playing golf: not only casinos and late hours, Las Vegas is also full of golf courses! If you love the sport, you've come to the right place

12. A day in the Wild West: Departing from Las Vegas, you can spend a day in the desert surrounding the city, riding horses at sunset and dining like a real cowboy. Transport included. Info and costs here

13. Up tothe Grand Canyon by helicopter: That's right, starting from Las Vegas you can travel up to the Grand Canyon by helicopter, admiring this spectacle of nature from above. Info and costs here

14. Excursion to Hoover Dam: This huge dam is located in the Black Canyon, along the course of the Colorado River. From Las Vegas you can take a guided tour to visit it, transport included. Info and costs here

What to see in 1 day

With only one day available, it is inevitable to make some sacrifices. You will necessarily have to optimise your time, but you will still be able to see the main hotels and attractions, while also enjoying the view from the top of the High Roller. Here is the recommended one-day itinerary:

1. 9am - Flamingo Wildlife Habitat

2. 10am - Bellagio Hotel and Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens

3. 12:00 - Paris Las Vegas and Eiffel Tower

4. 14:00 - The Venetian and Gondola Ride

5. 16:00 - Caesars Palace and The Fall of Atlantis

6. 18:00 - High Roller

7. 19:30 - Bellagio Fountains

What to see in 3 days

In 3 days you can take your time to see all the main attractions of the city, while also attending all the shows offered by the hotels, even at different times of the day! Here is a complete weekend itinerary.

1. Day 1: Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, Paris Las Vegas and Eiffel Tower, The Venetian and gondola ride, Caesars Palace and The Fall of Atlantis, High Roller

2. Day 2: The Las Vegas Sign, Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay, The Big Apple Coaster, Bellagio Foutain, The Mirage and The Volcano Show

3. Day 3: Fremont Street Experience, the Neon Museum, The Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park, Lake of Dreams

What to see in 7 days

If you stay a week in Las Vegas, you'll definitely have a few days to devote totally to fun, either by opting for a water park or spending a full day at The Adventuredome Indoor Theme Par! You will also have more time to take in all the shows the hotels offer. Finally, dedicate a few days to sightseeing in the surrounding area! Here is the complete 7-day itinerary.

1. Day 1: Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, Paris Las Vegas and Eiffel Tower, The Venetian and gondola ride, Caesars Palace and The Fall of Atlantis, High Roller / Distance travelled: 4.3 km - 55 min

2. Day 2: The Las Vegas Sign, Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay, The Big Apple Coaster, Bellagio Foutain, The Mirage and The Volcano Show / Distance travelled: 5.9 km - 1 hour 17 min

3. Day 3: Fremont Street Experience, Las Vegas Natural History Museum, the Neon Museum, Lake of Dreams / Distance travelled: 8.3 km - 1 hour 47 min

4. Day 4: Day trip to Death Valley, transportation included / Distance travelled: 480 km - 4 h 40 min by car

5. Day 5: Morning excursion to Hoover Dam, transportation included. Treasure Island Hotel and Pirate Show / Distance travelled: 123 km - 1 hr 25 min by car

6. Day 6: Day at Wet'n'Wild Las Vegas water park / Driving distance: 52 km - 50 min by car

7. Day 7: Day at The Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park, evening Bellagio Fountain / Distance travelled: 3.4 km - 44 min by car

Plan your stay in Las Vegas: tips, flights and hotels

Las Vegas is one of the most expensive cities in the United States. Be careful because it is really easy to spend money here without realising it, especially if you play in the famous casinos. For attractions and experiences, we recommend purchasing the Go Las Vegas Explorer Pass, ideal for saving money. From Italy there are no direct flights, you'll need to make at least one stopover(compare flights). The best times to visit Las Vegas are spring and autumn, in summer the heat is almost scorching.

Staying in Las Vegas can be very expensive. The best option is to stay along The Strip, the famous avenue that runs through the city(compare accommodation on booking), where you can find all kinds of accommodation, even motels at lower prices. To get around, along The Strip you can use the monorail, while in individual areas you can get around on foot. A sightseeing bus tour is recommended, especially to get acclimatised to the city!

Finally, Las Vegas is the city of fun, the city that never sleeps! On every corner there are clubs of all kinds where you can keep the early hours, casinos open 24 hours and lots of activities. If you are travelling with your family, there are also plenty of attractions for children, such as amusement parks, aquariums and the many shows put on every day!