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Las Vegas Amusement Parks
Fun things to do in Las Vegas?
We’re staying at the Excalibur hotel. What are some fun things to do there? Example: Amusement parks, circuses, etc. Something kid friendly.
You are already staying at a great place. Their arcade is terrific located downstairs from the gaming area. And when you go upstairs where the mall is they have a stage set up with free kid friendly shows every 20 minutes. There is a tournament of kings where you can have dinner and watch live jousting and audience interaction/ My grandchildren loved it.
After that if you rent a car you could drive to Bonnie Springs. ast on Charleston about 25 minutes from the strip. It is an old west town and after you pay the fee of $15 for the entire car full everything is free ( except for food beverages souvenirs of course ). There are free shows in the cantina and in the area outside – interactive and great. An anti gravity mine and a wax museum and a petting zoo ( bring lots of quarters )
Lastly of course Circus Circus live performances daily and an arcade face painting and child geared food.
Have fun! granmatictac
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