Buccaneer Bay Sea Battle
Treasure Island at The Mirage
3300 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas

The Tresure Island is the perfect backdrop fot he pyrotechnic clash between the pirate ship Hispaniola and the Navy frigate HMS Britannia.

A British frigate, the HSM Britannia, spies the pirate ship Hispaniola unloading its booty. The British order the pirates to surrender, but are brazenly refused.

Festival Fountain Show
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Atlantis Entertainment Feature

Caesars Palace
3570 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas

Free anima tonic show featuring fire,steam lasers, sound effects and a 500 gallon aquarium with tropical fish.
Shows are daily on the hour from 11a.m.-11p.m. and until midnight on Fri. and Sta.

Caesars Magical Empire Free Tours
Caesars Palace
3570 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas

On Friday thru Tuesday from 11.00a.m.-3.30p.m., guests may be guided through the Empire.  You’ll be taken through a Catacomb Maze en route to a 70-foot-tall rotunda.

As a  “sneak  preview”  guest you can also receive a $ 10 discount if you choose to attend the evening dining and magical experience.

Fountains of Bellagio
Bellagio
3600 Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas

The impressive lake in front of the Bellagio
 filled with thousand of lively fountains.

The Fountains of Bellagio put on spectacular free shows several times each afternoon and evening. Each show features spouting, waving, wiggling jets of water that stream up and down and sideways in synchronization with popular songs and classics. Multicolored light- ing effects further enhances the fountain show after the sun goes down.
Each show  lasts as long as one song. There are dozen of songs used in rotation, including Frank Sinatra’s  “Luck Be a Lady”, Lionel Ritchie’s “All Night Long” and Gene Kelley’s “Singing in the Rain”. The music is broadcast by high-fidelity speakers.

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Water-Laser Spectacular
Sams Town
5111 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas

Visit the 25,000-square foot indoor  Mystic Falls Park park at Sam's Town Hotel. A totally original water & laser  show  spectacular fills this picturesque Park, entitled “The Sunset Stampede”, the  show  is  choreographed to a  symphonic score  and comprises a unique journey through the western frontier. Within ia a 16-channel, digital sound system with over 100 carefully camouflaged speakers.
The Show is playing four times daily at the waterfall area, at 2,6,8 and 10 p.m.

The volcano erupts after dusk, spewing smoke and fire 100 feet above the water, repeating every 15 minutes until midnight.

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Circus Acts
Circus Circus
2880 Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas

Circus Circus  presents  world renowned live circus acts everyday. Trapeze artists, stunt cyclists, clowns and much more perform each half hour from 11.00a.m.-midnight under the pink-white Mezzanine Arena.

Masquerade Village - Show in the Sky
Rio Suite Hotel & Casino
3700 W. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas

Celebrate the spirit of “Carnival!” while watching the “Masquerade Show in the Sky”.

This indoor attraction, located  in  the resort’s colorful Masquerade Village features different  parades:  Mardi Gras, Carnival in Venice, Iphahema  Beach Party, Village Street Party and Disco Swing Party, a cast of 36 performers and it is free to the public every two hours from 2p.m. to midnight, daily except Wednesday.

The  Fremont street,  the neon center of  Las Vegas  is  located downtown. The Fremont street was closed for vehicles 1994. Since opening in December 1995 Fremont Street is an exciting pedestrian promenade, covered by an canopy made by more than 2 million lights and air conditioned to protect the visitors of the sun.  In  this  70 million project you’ll find souvenir shops, restaurants, casinos, hotels like the  Golden Nugget and Golden Gate.

In addition to mall entertainment, pedestrian can  watch a free light and sound show every night. The Components of the Fremont Street Experience Light and Sound show constitute a modern technological and engineering marvel, the  only one of its kind found anywhere in the world.

The space frame towers 90 feet above a four-block section of  Fremont Street and serves a display  system for the show. The canopy houses  2.1 million lights, capable of producing millions of color combinations and 540,000 watts of concert-quality sound.

The shows  are run  by  36 Computers and are accompanied by 218 speakers. In addition, the  canopy  houses  180 computer-programmed  high-intensity  strobe  lights, 64 variable color lighting fixtures, and eight robotics mirrors per block that pan and tilt to reflect light, all of which aid in the miraculous display of each six minute Light and Sound show presen- tation.
The  complex technology and  special craftsmanship behind each show make the Fremont Street Experience a must-see, one-of -a- kind attraction in a city brimming with entertain- ment.

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