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With jagged limestone mounds of fiery scarlet, vermilion and mauve rising out of the Mojave Desert, Valley of Fire State Park could have inspired fantastical artwork of a Martian landscape. But the 56.000-acre attraction o ...

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Offering a magnificent awe-inspiring experience, the Grand Canyon overwhelms our senses through its immense size at 277 river miles long, up to 18 miles wide and a mile deep.

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“It Came From Beneath the Sea” could have been the title of a movie about Las Vegas. Millions of years ago, the city was located under an ancient sea and the Las Vegas Natural History Museum has the fish, shark exhibits, and ...

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Since 1938 Arizona Snowbowl has delighted guests with fresh snow and a variety of skiing terrain for beginners and advanced skiers alike.

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Just 17 miles and less than 30 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, there's a resort that seems straight out of Northern Italy. The $500-million, 50-acre MonteLago Village — located at the beautiful 2,600-acre Lake Las Vegas ...

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It may be difficult to imagine Las Vegas without its sparkling neon lights but, as the Old Las Vegas Mormon State Historic Park will attest to, the city’s history is colorful even without them. The discovery of Las Vegas, ...

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The Lied Discovery Children’s Museum may be designed for kids but one step inside and it’s apparent that it’s much more than child’s play. Both children and adults can enjoy more than 100 different interactive science, art, ...

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"Peepshow" at Planet Hollywood has a brand new look now that Playboy model Holly Madison, star of the TV reality show "The Girls Next Door," has taken over the lead role in the adult revue.

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Looking for an illuminating experience in downtown on Las Vegas? The famed Fremont Street Experience should do the job, with 12.5 million synchronized LED bulbs, 180 computer-programmed high-intensity strobe lights and eight ...

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There are many good shows in Las Vegas but downtown at Fitzgerald’s Casino & Hotel there is one that totally “kills ” -- up to four victims every evening, in case you’re counting.

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In Spanish, Las Vegas means “the meadows.” While these days it may be a desert out here, the recently opened Springs Preserve is living proof that Las Vegas’ history is definitely not dry. A 180-acre cultural and histori ...

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Friday the 13th August 2004 long ago proved to be an auspicious day for one Las Vegas production. That’s when the sexy vampire-themed show named BITE decided to “stake” its claim in the Las Vegas entertainment arena -- and, ...

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The first tattoo establishment at the Sahara in its almost 57 years of business is proving that what happens in Vegas doesn’t stay in Vegas – your permanent body art goes where you go.

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For anyone wondering how Las Vegas came to be called “Sin City,” a visit to the Las Vegas Hilton’s 340-seat Shimmer Cabaret will instantly reveal all the bare facts. There, “Sin City Bad Girls,” a show about naughty-filled ...

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Proclaiming itself America's largest indoor theme park, the glass-enclosed Adventuredome at Circus Circus provides a whopping five acres of fun for the entire family!

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A Diamond has many facets but none have gotten more “points” for authenticity than Jay White, who portrays Neil Diamond nightly in the Rivera’s Le Bistro Theater. Celebrating his 27th year as a Neil Diamond tribute perform ...

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The fiery Latin entertainer with the big blonde hair, comedic fractured English, voluptuous body and the hip motion she calls “cuch-cuchi” has made her latest move in the Las Vegas market. She is now “shaking” things up at th ...

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You won’t want to miss the boat on one of the Las Vegas area’s most popular day trips. With its shoreline stretching 550 miles into the desert, Lake Mead is a man-made lake created in 1936 when the natural flow of the Colorad ...

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In French, "Le Rêve" means “The Dream.” And what a dream! In Le Rêve, an aquatic spectacle in-the-round, more than 80 athletes and entertainers from 17 different countries conjure up an imaginary world where visions float and ...

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Since opening in 2005, the classy St. Julien Hotel has become a prime destination in the Boulder—Denver area for dining, drinking, spa treatments, relaxing and listening to live music.

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Treasure Island’s on-the-Strip pirate battle, “The Sirens of T.I.,” continues to be the shot being heard around the world — the one that the property took 5 ½ years ago to herald its new grown-up image.

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When it comes to culture in Las Vegas, one professional ballet company has been keeping the city on its toes for the last 38 years.

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It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s YOU! Imagine yourself soaring over the mountains and desert, taking in the beautiful scenery from more than a thousand feet above the ground – without being in an airplane or helicopter. Your “w ...

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Some call Boulder’s downtown mall a three-ring circus that never stops. People come from across Colorado, the United States and the whole world to watch colorful buskers squeeze themselves inside little boxes or perform magic ...

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Sometimes having multiple personalities can be a good thing. Such is the case with the Las Vegas Strip's newest headliner, ventriloquist/impressionist Terry Fator. Fator brings all his various puppet personas to the Mirage, ...

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