Vegas with Kids- Recommendations Late November

You could also do the high roller, non drinking one, if she isn't afraid of heights. There is also a kid park in container park that has a play zone and tree house for kids. Also Mat Franco if she likes magic. His show is family friendly. And maybe secret garden for tigers and dolphins.

 

High Roller, Secret Garden at Mirage, Shark reef at Mandalay Bay, bellaigo fountains, Conservatory at Bellagio, pool day. Since you're at Red Rock you've got bowling and the theater too. I always hear container park is great for little ones but we haven't done that one yet.

 

Wait... the Cosmo does Norwegian Cruise offers?

 

Interesting. We cruise Norwegian and I had no idea.

 

We took our daughter's in January due to a cheerleading competition being held at the Orleans. We stayed at Vdara and mostly walked the strip during the day. We did the Secret Garden, NYNY arcade, M&M place, Hershey place, Rain Forest Cafe, Bellagio fountains, high roller and mini golf. The girls loved Circus Circus the most and can't wait to go back to it.

 

If your 7 year old is into video and/or redemption games, the Cyber Quest arcade at Red Rock casino is a huge upgrade over the old Namco arcade that used to be there. You could also exit Red Rock from the food court and walk south to the Downtown Summerlin shopping center, where there are lots of options for food as well as a Dave & Buster's.

 

She's probably not a hockey fan, but when they're home the Golden Knights do their morning practice skate at a rink literally across the street from Red Rock. It's a neat experience and it's free!

 

Sugar Factory will make any of their candy filled goblet drinks non-alcoholic. You can ask that any alcohol that was going to be poured in there to be served on the side for you