5 Las Vegas Travel Myths Busted!

[@Notn702]

I agree. Vegas has a TON of cool stuff for families but it's important to curate your journey carefully when bringing kids.

[@wheel.of.fortune1234]

I bring my kids to vegas but I make sure we are doing kid friendly activities and staying at hotels that offer things to do with kids. I don’t keep them out late and I watch them like a hawk. I also don’t gamble with them there. It has to be a kid focused trip if you bring them. My opinion on it.

[@Spartan87667]

I would say that if you’re not going to Vegas to actually spend time with your kids doing kid-friendly things, don’t bring them. Don’t drop them at the arcade and then go play tables or slots. The casinos are not babysitters. Leave them at home with one. I definitely agree on the hotel recommendations for families. Mandalay Bay has the shark reef aquarium alongside the huge pool complex. Definitely kid-friendly. Plus, you don’t have all the craziness of mid-strip at Mandalay Bay

[@lianelayman6584]

I agree.

[@ShawnIsBatman]

Team Ruby content...pure gold as always!!! The Arts District is amazing. We did a food tour there on our last trip and it was outstanding, a great way to see the area with a guide and sample a ton of food!

[@davidsigalow7349]

The desert light is deceptive, and things are a lot farther away than they appear. A hotel may look like it's one block away when you start walking towards it. Thirty minutes later, you're still walking, and it still looks like it's only a block away. This can be dangerous in the summer, as it's easy to get dehydrated.

[@ValerieWilliams-t1u]

My husband and I love Vegas and have visited many times. We brought our teenage son to Vegas once a few yrs back. We went to hockey game, a cirque du Soleil show, and saw the sights on strip (fountains, volcano, etc) only time we gambled was when we stopped at Excalibur so he could go to arcade at same time. He loved all the cool cars he saw driving on the strip. He said he had fun but doesn’t want to come back until he can drink and gamble 😂.. he turned 21 this month and we are bringing him and a buddy back the week before Christmas to celebrate!

[@richdouglas2311]

I lived in Las Vegas for many years and a occasionally come back to visit. I've never, ever felt unsafe for one moment. Ruby's cautions about the more run-down areas of Downtown and off-strip are good, but she's right: you're way more likely to get scammed on the street than mugged.

[@herbredholtz1738]

You nailed it Ruby! It does seem like the younger Vegas goers are more interested in partying than gambling. Back in the 80s we went to gamble and see big name entertainers or lavish production shows. It's definitely a different vibe now.

[@RichardCChandler]

This is the main reason hotels and food is more expensive than it used to be. When I was a frequent visitor in the 80's, the vast majority of visitors were there to gamble. I would venture to guess that less than 50% of visitors these days actually gamble to any substantial degree, so they need to make money off of everything else. The days where they could take a loss on food and lodging in order to get you on property to gamble are long past.

[@derekhudson3462]

I know everything is more expensive these days, but Vegas is definitely pricey in the restaurant category. Yes, you can go to Denny’s, McDonald’s, or Subway in Vegas, but who wants to eat there on vacation? When you go to a run of the mill Italian restaurant at a Vegas resort and the chicken parm is $37, that is expensive any way you slice it.

[@jlee1522]

You want to bring your kids to Vegas, hit the restaurants, shows, that's cool. Plenty for them to do. But if I see you pushing strollers at 2am, I'm judging you.

[@JohnE7T5]

I was in Vegas last week and thought to myself a few times that it just wasn't suitable for kids, and that goes for the Strip as well as Fremont.

[@niquiidlewood9326]

My husband & I are Vegas regulars. We took our kids (9 y/o twins & 20 y/o) & spent Thanksgiving there last year. We took them to the Adventuredome, out to see Red Rock Canyon, The Seven Magic Mountains & enjoyed the sights of the strip. We stayed at Elara, so no casino. We had a great time! Loved sharing one of our favorite cities with them!

[@mlauren629]

The weather, at that time of year would be fantastic for all of those activities. The summer heat is brutal.

[@lillyvgutierrez9685]

Circus circus looks old but that’s the best to go ! stay out the hotels etc it’s so fun kids is fun

[@cubBuzz]

One of my pet peeves - Seeing parents walking children around the Strip after 11pm! I can't tell you how many times I've seen children under 12 being walked around after midnight in and outside the casinos on the Strip! It's also obvious they (the kids) are tired as you see them complaining to the parents.

[@jon9021]

Completely agree!

[@JennyfromDblock]

Same!! Especially on Fremont St. There are too many risque things that they shouldn't be seeing.

[@JRogo83]

As a local my kids have been on the strip and downtown at midnight. But we are night owls and it's normal for them to be up late. I grew up here and it was normal for me to go and be out late doing stuff with my parents too. My husband also has fond memories of going to eat at late night food specials on the strip and downtown with his mom and step dad.

[@JRogo83]

​@@JennyfromDblockMy household is sex positive. A butt in a thong and boobs with pasties aren't shamed around my boys. But maybe you look at things different when you're born and raised in Vegas. I grew up going to shows where are the women barely wore anything. It's just the human body. Nothing to be ashamed of.

[@WaileaGurl]

We went to a Denny’s at 3 am on the strip years ago and I saw a family with toddlers in strollers. Yes the kids were cranky. I was disgusted with those parents.

[@izbo10]

Vegas is for adults. Even the latest advertising campaign is you can bring your kids to vegas, but why would you. To me it is as simple as value your kids vacation over being selfish. Their are great spots for kids and much more kid friendly locations. If you must go to vegas with kids stay off the strip and fremont. Be in control of kids, if you must bring them. People are going to have a good time. Don’t be pissed at people for doing and saying things your kids shouldn’t hear. You brought them to sin city, that is on you.

[@exelmans8855]

Word of wisdom.

[@michaelshamman7780]

I was a teenager in the 90’s. I loved the family friendly vibe that Vegas tried to offer. Now that I’m older, I really enjoy all of the grown up options. I guess it’s all about perspective

[@CandiPinki]

Me too!!!!

[@djm5687]

Part of the reason for the "Vegas is for families" slogan was to increase *non gaming revenue* and get people to *pay higher prices* for things that used to be cheap or comped. Since you're bringing your family, *you can afford to pay more since you're not just here to gamble.*

[@aidricgaming1081]

Great video Ruby. My wife and I got married in Vegas in 2001. We have gone at least once a year since then, with the exception of a couple, and have never taken our kids until last month. 14 and 16 both boys. It was one of my favorite Vegas trips. We did a lot of things that my wife and I would’ve passed on when we were just by ourselves. The Hoover dam, the Mob Museum , pinball Hall of Fame and omega mart. We stayed on Strip at Caesars Palace and had no problems. Vegas is fun by yourself or with your family. So much to do!!

[@CameronJP]

My dad and I would go to Vegas every year growing up. I loved walking the massive well themed resorts + all the lights and all the nature activities make you feel like your on another planet when your from Florida like me.

[@sillu2874]

Completely agree! I visit Vegas at least twice a year. It used to be only my husband and I for a very long time, for the past 3 years we have taken our son, now 15 with us and we have a lot of fun. We have done many of the activities you mentioned, plus the movies, Dave and Buster’s, the mall and other museums. It is a lot of fun. Definitely don’t take him for a stroll at 11:00 pm!!

[@annaschmidt2]

Hi Ruby! You hit the nail on the head regarding where to stay with kids. We took our 10-year olds and 12 year old to Las Vegas (it's my husband's home town!) and Mandalay Bay is a great hotel for that. It's got family suites, kid-friendly food nearby, and it's probably quieter than many of the other hotels. My kids loved Omega Mart and Cirque de Soleil. My kids get overwhelmed by loud noises, bright blinking lights, or crowds. So, avoiding the casinos and downtown Fremont Street is really smart advice - it's exactly what we chose to do.

[@scottghedine5235]

One of my all time favorite Vegas restaurants, Hugo's, currently charges $95 for a 10 oz. filet. INSANE! The best steakhouses here in NY charge nowhere near that kind of rate for a steak. Fine dining in Vegas seems overpriced to me at the moment.

[@barbarapisarski4144]

I moved here in 2017 and I can assure you the cost of stuff has gone way up. Yes, it is expensive to visit and to live.

[@mrenaep]

I see kids all over the Strip. Honestly, there is so more than just going to the hotel pool now. Hershey's Factory, M&M World, PinBall Museum, to name a few.

[@NamePitch]

Local here: The things that I witness every day on the Strip and Fremont are insane! I have seen everything and it ain’t kid friendly. Please take your kids to Disneyland or come to Vegas when you have a sitter. Good Luck!

[@alexandra9181]

Agreed!!!

[@ke6264]

I agree

[@wallymann]

Unfortunately, there was a time when Vegas promoted itself as Kid Friendly. Some folks still believe that. Vegas created the problem. Nobody brought their children to see Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin.

[@zorak9379]

2:55 It's dishonest to show this screen of rock-bottom rates without acknowledging resort fees

[@signaturesparks]

Very nicely done Ruby, we just left Vegas last weekend and had a blast we referred back to your videos for ideas

[@Crazyreseller]

Take your kids to Disneyland, not Vegas. Also, Vegas is getting insanely expensive. The nice hotels are price gouging (resort fees) , shows are getting ridiculous priced, and food is nuts! I paid $26 for two simple hot dogs, small fry and drying at Nathan’s hot dogs @the MGM! Come on now!

[@AlBertan453]

Great as usual Ruby! We took our kids (14 & 10) for the first time on our 16th trip! In their words it was one of the best family trips we had been on! Instead of the our regular booze fueled gamble-fest, we took the time to rent a car and see the sites around the greater Vegas area. We also took in Area 15, and exposed them to outlet shopping and a 'hood Walmart. LOL Lots of fun to be had by families if you take to time to research it and want to make the effort! But yes, I can see why people don't bring them and why we didn't until they were older! Coming next week, and they are not joining us!! LOL It Adult Vegas time for us!! Thanks for you fantastic shows!!

[@kimhamilton2609]

I love your channel! My husband and I travel to Vegas from Tennessee at least 3 times a year. We do come for the gambling, but your channel has shown us so many other things to do during our stay. I always watch your channel, especially leading up to our visit. We will be there next month bringing in the New Year. Would love some suggestions for ringing in the New Year in Vegas. I would also like to chime in on bringing kids to Vegas. Our kids are grown, but I still wouldn’t recommend bringing children for all of the reasons you mentioned. If people do decide to bring their children, they might want to stay at family friendly resorts off strip. I’ve visited Red Rock and it has a movie theater, bowling alley, arcade and nice pool area. Off strip resorts like Red Rock just seem more appropriate for kids . Just my thoughts. Keep up the great work Ruby!

[@Melli_NFG]

After coming to Vegas for almost 27 years now, I finally visited the Neon Museum last month. I walked there and back twice from Fremont St, once alone and once with friends, and it was absolutely no problem. Yes there are some weird people around but they do nothing to you. So whoever wants to walk 15min to the Neon Museum will be safe!

[@sergioarturohernandez3518]

I can confirm that Las Vegas is a family-friendly destination. My family and I have visited Vegas each year since I was 10. As a kid we enjoyed the Mandalay Bay pool and aquarium, the excalibur arcade, the shows, the m&m and coke store.

[@easyedawg9160]

Vegas is safer than most big cities with all the surveillance cameras every where. I want to have my adult Vaca without kids and strollers. Take the kids to Disneyland or on a cruise, if you must bring them have a curfew like 10 or 11 pm and stay away from Freakmont Street at night.

[@leelaural]

well, maybe I don't want old people with their walkers...hmmmmm?

[@dorothyprivett2235]

I worked in the ER in AZ. parents bring in their kids after midnight. Las Vegas is too expensive.$$$ I wish it would bring hotels cost down that will work for working parents and grandparents, Roller rinks, ice rinks, rock walls and play pools for small kids on the strip. Bowling alleys, so parents and grandparents have a good time with family. If the hotels cost less, we all could eat at some of the places you recommend to try. Have your hotel key card work for the rail transportation between casinos and go downtown all included with your hotel room price.

[@fenner1122]

Can confirm arts district has amazing spots

[@Ben-yz4jh]

Love this one, thanks Ruby! I'm visiting for the first time in January for a conference and will have a ton of free time. Any tips for solo travellers?

[@lanceplemel8268]

I had a local to Las Vegas ask me were I’m from I said mn! He winced and said I would never go there it sounds so unsafe! 😂

[@mbolster0]

Watch out for the cazadores in red Rock canyon. 😂😂

[@lianelayman6584]

I love Vegas and can't wait to go back. I hardly ever gamble. I find other find stuff to do. I love to go to shows, sight see and look in the cool hotels. I do a lot of things I think is fun and don't cost a lot. Just do all the safe things Ruby said and you'll be ok. Most casinos have a sign that says no children a lout.

[@TheDollsofHorror]

We ALWAYS took our family vacations in Vegas (I was a pre-teen/teen and my brother and sister were toddlers) We usually stayed at Sam’s Town. We did always take a trip to Fremont St- BUT this was 25 years ago and admittedly it is so much different now! I don’t think I’d take children there now just for the weed smoke alone.

[@theanhtruong7115]

Favorite bars and lounge episode maybe please!!!

[@barbaradelira6790]

I feel safer in Vegas than I do in my neighborhood. I live in Dallas & was carjacked right in front of my apartment! Some people get too drunk & are no longer aware of their surroundings.

[@Jiimmysb]

New Ruby video a good Friday indeed

[@lloydy.5012]

aloha ruby i agree with you about not having kids in vegas. just the idea of having people drinking to much (guilty of myself) at anytime is a bad thing for kids to be around and see. seen alot of drunk people at all times morning afternoon and especially at night. take the kids to magic mountain, knotts berry farm or disneyland (heard its a ripoff now days). make it a kid freindly trip , keep vegas for the adults.

[@gidgitvonlarue9972]

Could not agree more about no little kids in Down Town! I'm no prude but even I was shocked at all the nudity etc. It's a very racy place there - I loved it but seeing folks with little kids there ESPECIALLY at night really shocked me.

[@FatRace]

Looking good Ruby !!! Fresh and reverent look. Very classy. I think this is the first time I’ve seen you do a video like this! Keep up the good work! We all love Ruby ❤❤❤ Have an excellent thanksgiving next week. :-)

[@rareform6747]

Not Chicago ! Oh my was there last spring and we heard guns shots at night from open Balcony

[@JimEinhouse]

Some great museums in and around Vegas, Red Rock Conservation Area great place to visit. I tell people do your homework and use common sense.

[@mikeroth-pg1he]

I agree 1000 percent with everything you talk about, keep up the great work!!

[@SamStar486]

As always GREAT VIDEO 😎👍✨

[@tanyacollier5048]

Hi ruby I'm from Australia I love Vegas but I don't drink or really gamble. My mum and I came here a few year ago we stayed at Trump hotel it's my favorite and only one ill stay at. One because it doesn't have a casino so less foot traffic, the rooms a beautiful standard room you get a mini kitchen with fridge stove microwave ect free bottles of water the bathroom is huge jetted tub separate shower and toilet. I walk across the street to the fashion show mall which is about a 30 second walk to the ABC shop grab cereal, milk, sandwiches, fruit, drinks and snacks to save money. I pre booked shows the grand canyon back in Australia so it was all paid for before I got there, so all we had to do was pay for food, souvenirs ect out of our cash we had a limit a day of $120 and never spent that in fact I brought money home. We had one good meal out a day and that's were the sandwiches came in handy for dinner and I think a fridge is necessary for my hotel stay. My mum drunk a lot of coffee and tea hotel had a coffee machine and a kettle saved money. We may have put max $50 in the slots the whole trip won and bought a nice dinner with winnings. We were in Vegas for 7 days loved every minute. As I uselly come middle of October will have to change it due to formula one. Thanks ruby for this video I just want to tell people travelling from other countries you can do Vegas on a budget as us aussies did it.🇦🇺❤

[@Jgirasole315]

Hi. I'm Jess. The biggest myth I used to hear about Vegas...and Reno...is based on the old "What happens in Vegas...stays in Vegas" line. Of course, that's the myth that it's strictly for extreme raunch, random hookups, overindulgence in substances. And that kind of thing is certainly there and available, in both cities. But there is a lot more to both Vegas and Reno than that. Even if you still want an adults only trip...but you want that to be you and your partner, or a group made up of couples, with nothing too extreme going on, there are plenty of opportunities for that. There isn't going to be some bachelor or bachelorette party that the guest of honor will regret the rest of their life going on everywhere you turn.

[@MH_6160]

I love going to Vegas for the food options, especially china town..

[@gsitzkowitz]

As someone who started going to Vegas back in the 80s I can tell you that Vegas is no longer affordable, at least not in comparison to its past. Since I’ve been watching your travel channel it’s clear that I won’t be going back. Gone are the days of the $2 shrimp cocktail and bottled Heineken and $2-$3 table games everywhere! Trust me, you really missed out!

[@JasonHodgson]

Re travel....hotels can be cheap, but the flights have been jacked up. Flying out of Toronto is nearly as cheap as flying out of Buffalo for example

[@glennissnailham9394]

I dont agree with Las Vegas not being expensive,we visit from the UK,and have noticed a big difference.Having said that,it's the same everywhere..

[@marrosa8011]

Hi Ruby Me and Wife are fans of your show . We are going to be in Vegas During the Thanks Giving Holiday . We would like to know if you guys are filming during our stay in vegas so we say a quick hello in person . Thanks

[@lauramoore8823]

Vegas regular and parent: We often use Vegas as our positioning flight from our local airport to get to other places more cheaply because it's one of 3 direct options. This is the only situation where I've brought my daughter, but we've had a ton of fun! I've also been to Vegas on work trips before my daughter was born and brought my husband, those are also times I would bring her if that came up again. There are a hundred different reasons to be in Vegas, debauchery is only like 75 of them. That being said, I absolutely agree that there are more kid-friendly places and less kid-friendly ones and there are definitely parents who ruin it for the rest of us, which could be said of any activity. There are Disney parents who let their kids run around like hellions and ruin it for everyone else. There's kids at my local restaurants who don't act right, that's on them. If you're even questioning whether it is reasonable to bring your kids (i.e. you've thought about it for more than a second), you're probably going to do it in a responsible way. I would also not recommend bringing kids for the adult's first Vegas experience. If you don't know what you're all getting into, it's much more likely you'll find yourselves in an inappropriate place. Fremont is not kid-appropriate. I would say some strip properties are less kid-appropriate as they have a more party-centric vibe even if they aren't strictly 18+ (Linq, Cosmopolitan come to mind). But most properties will have some kids at the pools, you'll see strollers, there will be families around. I think it also helps that where we live has small casino sections in most restaurants. So she's used to some games being for adults and some being for kids.

[@dxgr81]

I usually end up giving more money to homeless people then gamble it away. I just can't stand seeing someone sleeping in an elevator or on a bridge outside.

[@TheBmco99]

Yes Vegas is to expensive from one spectrum to the other. You cannot deny that. I’m a little old school where they used to give us lots of things to come and gamble their everything they gave us to keep the gambler happy anymore they just take the service is terrible at all the casinos in less you were heavy tipper you will not get a cocktail waitress, coming back more than one time.

[@chuckh4077]

7:14 i use a alarm door stopper for my hotel room door. No one can get in even if they unlock it somehow. I sleep better at night 9:10 no circus circus? 😅

[@chitonyc1979]

I’m sorry Ruby Vegas is expensive!

[@papagen00]

I never enjoy going to Las Vegas. I would tag along, eat the food and get the hell out.

[@debbienorton637]

Great video and very informative as always!

[@cameroncurrie7208]

I like you have to play a slot machine just once. That's how every gambling addiction starts. Lol

[@gator3054]

Back when we lived 8 hours from Vegas we'd used to go almost every summer. I loved going there as a teenager and hit the arcades or just walk around some of the hotels and shops (away from the casinos of course). I have a bigger appreciation for Vegas as an adult but I always had a great time as a minor also

[@KristinGibbs-uo6zm]

Las Vegas is what you make it! I took my 5 year old and it was very enjoyable. That being said, we stayed at Palms Place off strip, went to restaurants with an early dinner reservation, did the high roller and Mystere (a more kid friendly cirque du soliel), we also came in by 9 pm latest. I don’t drink or gamble, it’s all about being responsible if you do bring your children. And I agree about Fremont not being for children. I’m not taking my mom there either lol.

[@tif2much]

Yes to the kid situation. Nobody wants to get run over by a stroller. 😂

[@IPANoah]

I agree Vegas is a good value compared to other destinations in the US, but that doesn't mean its affordable or that there isn't significant gouging going on.

[@kimberleybedford5000]

In canada we would book packages for flight and hotel. Was around 600 and now it is twice that. Then we have resort fees on top of that and 45 dollar resort fee is is over 60 dollars canadian. Then we gamble but to get US money we pay 1.40 for the exchange so it is very expensive for us to come now. Unfortunately. They need to get rid of resort fees

[@OTGrid123]

You nailed it. Thanks!

[@Neil_S.]

When Ruby says it, I believe it.

[@anthonylagano]

Hey Ruby ! I’d rather not deal with kids in Vegas but it’s never been a problem as I stay at the high end resorts like Bellagio Aria or Wynn and don’t see many families staying at these properties. As for safety …I’ve never felt unsafe . Like you said use common sense and stick to the main tourist areas. Great video 😎😎😎

[@markpage9397]

My experience as a kid in Las Vegas was in the 60's. Then there was NOTHING for kids in Vegas.

[@chrismarcus3058]

we need a video with rubilicious favorite pedicure spots. 😏😏

[@sarahbee27]

We took our kids at the age of 8 and 13 and they loved it, one of their favourite holidays.

[@Parker-Green]

Great picks, Ruby! I agree there’s options for kids at certain places - what I find….odd is when parents are walking around at midnight with small children on The Strip!

[@markmitchell2658]

Price's are now ridiculous you say pool free not anymore have pay rip of resort fee

[@bstearn1653]

Can we please have ONE town without kids everywhere. A couple years ago we stayed at the Cosmo in July. We went to the pool to cool off and it was wall to wall kids. WTF? I came to Vegas to be an adult not a f’ing babysitter.

[@leelaural]

in a word, NO....

[@stanmarcusgtv]

Vegas used to be an amazing bargain, now Vegas is an absolute ripoff

[@larshamilton40]

i miss sketchy Vegas, nothing like a little bit of danger to make you feel alive 😅

[@be7967]

I have a 2 year old and would not bring her to Vegas, but I think it could be a good family destination with older kids.

[@MrMnvikingsfan]

Would personally never bring kids to Vegas. Even though there are kid friendly areas and attractions, I would feel uncomfortable with exposing young children to all that happens on casino floors or out along the strip. Too much drunkenness, smokiness, and lewd outfits for children.

[@edwardleecaliforniausa]

Good morning Ruby happy Saturday morning and happy holidays and happy weekend and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing

[@clairepierson15]

ty for all this info

[@debbienorton637]

100% Agree with your thoughts.

[@nicoleherman1315]

Arts district is awesome for sure. Love it ruby; great video per usual!

[@Cathie-yj9zb]

Thank you @TravelRuby, when I go to vegas in March , I will sit my ass down at the Palms and be safe lol

[@Thefood_gal]

Hi Ruby!!! I’m going for the Holidays 🎄 Can you talk about where to have a nice Christmas dinner and where to party(nightclubs)?? Greetings ❤

[@genedeguzman1293]

Yes bring the kids. But wear them out during the day. Go to the pool, let them ride the rollercoaster at New York New York. Take them to Area 15. Have an early dinner at 5 pm buffet, So that they get tired and sleepy by 8 pm. Don't let them see the nightlife.

[@eireslots]

Love Vegas but Ruby's right, you're more likley to get scammed on the Strip (especially the walkways) and don't accept anything from strangers lol

[@arthurzilch3178]

I would like to see someone do a video on something in Vegas other than Gambling, shows, and the strip...for example does Vegas have a library, hospitals, parks, factories. and other interesting things like that. I know they are trying to make Vegas much more then just gambling...with Football, WNBA Basketball and soon Baseball which I like to see. But I like to see the normal side of life in Vegas for once.....

[@polkastria]

Once you get off The Strip, Vegas is just like any other city. Well, outside of all the slot machines everywhere. We have everything any other city has.. schools, libraries, strip malls, movie theaters, hospitals, colleges, all the boring every day life items. My life now isn't much different than my life back in Michigan 18 years ago... it just has much less snow and the city buses are more reliable. The normal side of Vegas is.. normal.

[@carolmartin4413]

All great comments and suggestions. Been going to Vegas for 35yrs...it was always expensive if you overgambled, overindulged on anything. Different today? Yes...but going out wherever you live is more expensive today. Play it right and Vegas is still a gem! Hi from Wisconsin 🍺 😊

[@hutchhutchins]

Spot on about children on Fremont Street! I don’t know what astounds me more, the adult behavior or children witnessing it. I might add another myth to bust, that it’s 100° always, year round. In the winter in can get very windy and cold, sometimes down into the 30°s.

[@derek2297]

I was blown away with the number of young kids, 10-14 years old maybe, running around all over Vegas without adult supervision!

[@karalewis8654]

The myth that vegas is too hot to visit in the summer. Everywhere has AC and misters, you"ll be fine.

[@mistyyates1750]

I personally wouldnt taken a child to Vegas. With that being said i can see how you could take them and mostly be able to keep it family friendly.

[@DavidHuffTexas]

Yes, a video on fun, non-touristy areas (off Strip, off Fremont) would be great!

[@debraregas4347]

Hey Ruby, I’ve been coming to Vegas over 34 years with me and my husband married. We’ve never brought our children background adults. It’s our vacation time. Thank you for all you do.🙏🏼🥰🧘‍♀️

[@DennisSmithAIStockImageClub]

What casino is that Willy Wonka machine at? I so want to play that when I'm there in a few weeks. 🎰 Resorts World? Thanks!

[@timrpat282]

Another excellent video, Ruby. I go to Vegas a half dozen times a year. I always stay on the strip, usually at one of the high end Caesars Hotels. I'm a gambler so I stay inside unless walking to another casino. One thing I don't like is the presence of hookers on the catwalks late at night or loitering around the elevators asking men for a date. I've even had them sit next to me at the bar while I play video poker and ask me to take them up to my room. I wish the hotels would clean that up.

[@rhkev2147]

If you don’t have common sense, you don’t need to leave your house 😂

[@martyc.2888]

Las Vegas Grand Prix 2023 will be a huge bust !