This 30,000-square-foot Spa Mandalay is located on the lower level of the hotel, near the pool area. The nature inspired setting features a beautiful water area with four hot tubs of varying temperatures. There are also steam rooms, saunas, showers, relaxation areas and vanity amenities for both men and women. Fresh fruits, nuts, coffee, tea and fruit juices are available for guests. Daily charge of $27 for Mandalay Bay guests, $30 non-guests (complimentary with spa treatment of more than $50).

Mandalay Bay

Adam’s playful boys includes unique performances like the Marine Corps rifle drill team, for which he commissioned the trainers of the national champion drill team to reproduce a rifle handling sequence. Women claim this is worth the price of admission alone. 90 Minutes long, $40.

Desert Passage is one of the best shopping areas on the Strip. Home to over 130 unique retail stores and over a dozen top-of-the-line restaurants, this shopping area boasts an impressive 500,000 square feet. The market is designed to replicate the ancient trade routes across North Africa. Location highlights include Henna Designs (tattoos), Addi Gallery, Beluga Bar and, The Blue Note Jazz Club. No admission required.
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Aladdin Hotel Casino

An extremely unique shopping experience along the watery streets of the Venetian Hotel Casino. The architectural designs and artwork are European and very exquisite, while the mall is home to some of the finest shops in Vegas including Ann Taylor and Venezia. Some of the stores you’ll find here are exclusive to Venice and the Venetian Hotel Casino only. No admission required.

The Venetian Hotel Casino

There is a sizzle in the Las Vegas air that keeps on going regardless of what season it is. It’s inside the Excalibur Hotel & Casino on the famed Las Vegas Strip. The Thunder From Down Under is an internationally acclaimed Australian male show that is a nonstop, 90-minute sensual ride. “World Fantasy” and its charismatic troupe helps make fantasy become reality with the blink of an eye. $46.95/$57.95

“Beginning January 27, 2006
Thunder will be performing 2 shows nightly,7 nights a week.
Showtimes are 8 PM and 10:30 PM
Dark: February 9, 2006, March 9, 2006 and May 4, 2006
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Walk around the Caesar’s Palace main market area, which contains over 240,000 square feet of shopping and dining fun. The experience is sure to be enjoyable with the beautiful designs and artwork on the walls. Highlights include Versace, Armani and numerous gourmet restaurants.

Caesar’s Palace

This glitzy beauty boutique is completely inundated with fragrances, cosmetics and skin care essentials. Ralph Lauren, Christian Dior and Shiseido along with many rare brands like BeneFit, Interface and Nars. Everything is available for sampling and salespeople are always willing to assist patrons. You’re not here to bargain hunt, because prices here are expensive.

Across the street from Treasure Island

Recently named “Best Male Strip Show in Las Vegas” by the Las Vegas Review Journal, Chippendales, The Show, is sensuous high-energy production show featuring team of twelve extremely sexy men. Capturing the perfect balance of sex appeal and tasteful teasing, the shows steamy vignettes let almost everything hang out, from men in uniform to dusty cowboys. Eliciting a wave of screams from their sweating audience, the Chippendales dance and sing their way into the hearts of birthday girls, bachelorettes and girls who just want to have fun. ~$55

Theatre at Club Rio

The best place to shop in Las Vegas is at the Outlet Center formerly known as Belz. Tons of top brand name shops at outlet bargain slashed prices. The best deals are found here at this simply enormous mall. Clothing for everyone with highlights including, Black & Decker, Levi’s, Liz Claiborne, Nike, OshKosh, Nautica, Tommy Hilfiger, Reebok and much much more.

“Music: Hip-hop, dance and techno.
Dress Code: casual guys and girls, just where nice shoes.
Atmosphere: Possibly the ultimate nightclub experience, three stories of fun. Bring enough cash to buy at least three drinks even though drinks can be pricy. The crowd is young and hip but you do not have to be.
” Admission: $20 – $50

Palms

My friend and I were in town for a business trip. Highly recommended by a friend back home, so we made time to visit this place. My friend’s favorite cutie was a wonderman named Carlos. My honey without a doubt was CODY! That man did things that left me craving for more!! I will return to Vegas just to visit Carlos and Cody again, and trust me I cannot wait to see their moves. $20, $20 for lap dance

North end of Las Vegas Strip

Music: Disco, techno, hip-hop, Top 40, house music.
Dress Code: You know the drill, guys need to look good and women just have to try to keep their tops on.
What it’s like
This place is set up as a flashback to the Studio 54 in New York, you won’t find the out of control drug use here but you will find a lot of beautiful people. This place is huge with a large main floor and a second floor for private and semi-private rooms.
” Admission: $30

MGM Grand Hotel Casino

A nightspot for the elite is at the Mandalay Bay Las Vegas. Tip: the resort often includes weekday passes in its room packages. The Las Vegas Foundation Room, located high a top Mandalay Bay, provides drop-jaw views of the Strip. Members have private access to a fine dining restaurant, an exotic lounge, four secluded rooms, and a banquet space. The room reveals a higher state of living in an eclectic atmosphere. May vary, but usually $30.

Mandalay Bay

Music: With three different rooms you get a real mix from House, hip-hop and even a little rock.
Dress Code at Pure Las Vegas: Dress to impress. Definitely a high-end lounge. $20 to $250 for VIP service.