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Family-Friendly 3-Day Las Vegas Itinerary: The Strip & Beyond for Teens

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Day 1: Iconic Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV, USA on August 14, 2025

9:00am

Breakfast at The Peppermill

Start your day with hearty American breakfast classics at this iconic and colorful spot known for its retro vibe and generous portions, perfect for the whole family.
USD30, 1h

10:30am

Explore The Strip – Bellagio Conservatory & Fountains

Visit the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, a free attraction with stunning seasonal floral displays followed by the famous Bellagio Fountain show, a must-see for first-timers.
Free, 1h

12:00pm

Lunch at Shake Shack

Enjoy delicious casual dining with gourmet burgers and milkshakes on the Strip, a teen-friendly spot just steps from the Bellagio.
USD20, 1h

1:30pm

High Roller Observation Wheel

Take a ride on the world’s tallest observation wheel for panoramic views of Las Vegas and surroundings – a great photo opportunity and fun for the whole family. Open 12pm to 2am.
USD30, 1h

3:00pm

Visit The Venetian & Gondola Ride

Experience the charming indoor canals and enjoy a family-friendly gondola ride replicating Venice’s romantic canals, located right on the Strip.
USD35, 1h

5:00pm

Rest & Relaxation at Hotel

Return to your hotel on or near the Strip for some downtime before dinner.
Included, 1.5h

7:00pm

Dinner at Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips

Enjoy British-style fish and chips in a casual family-friendly setting at The LINQ Promenade, close to your earlier activities.
USD30, 1h

8:30pm

Catch the Mirage Volcano Show

Finish the evening with the iconic free volcanic eruption show at The Mirage volcano, thrilling for teens and adults alike.
Free, 0.5h
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Day 2: Educational & Fun

Las Vegas, NV, USA on August 15, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast at Egg & I

A family-friendly breakfast spot known for fresh eggs and creative toast options, fueling the family for an active day ahead.
USD25, 1h

9:30am

Discovery Children’s Museum

Engage teens with interactive exhibits focused on science, art, and culture in a fun and educational environment open from 10am to 5pm.
USD15, 2h

12:00pm

Lunch at Evel Pie

Grab family-friendly New York-style pizza at this lively Downtown Las Vegas spot paying homage to Evel Knievel, sure to please teens.
USD20, 1h

1:30pm

Neon Museum

Explore vintage neon signs in this unique outdoor museum, blending history and quirky Vegas culture. Open 1pm-9pm; best to visit during daytime hours.
USD20, 1.5h

3:30pm

Relax at Container Park

Enjoy this open-air shopping and entertainment area with boutique stores, live music, and a giant playground perfect for teens.
Free, 1h

5:00pm

Return to Hotel

Relax and prepare for an exciting evening on the Strip.
Included, 1.5h

7:00pm

Dinner at Mon Ami Gabi

Dine on classic French bistro fare overlooking the Bellagio fountains from the Paris Las Vegas patio – great for families and atmosphere.
USD40, 1.5h

9:00pm

Cirque du Soleil: Mystère Show

Experience the thrilling acrobatics and visual spectacle of Cirque du Soleil’s Mystère, a magical and family-appropriate show available most evenings.
USD80, 2h
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Day 3: Relaxed Morning

Las Vegas, NV, USA on August 16, 2025

7:30am

Breakfast at The Henry

Enjoy modern classic breakfast options at The Henry inside The Cosmopolitan, a great spot close to the Strip, before heading out.
USD25, 1h

9:00am

Walk along The Strip and Souvenir Shopping

Take a final stroll along the Strip to soak in last-minute sights and pick up some souvenirs at shops like M&M’s World or the Coca-Cola Store.
Free, 1.5h

10:30am

Return to Hotel and Check-out

Prepare for departure after an exciting Las Vegas family trip with teens.
Included, 0.5h
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