Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Bonnie Springs

"Since opening in September of 2005, this Asian-themed dining and entertainment venue has consistently ranked amongst the top-grossing nightclubs in the world. The multi-faceted, 3-story “Asian City” houses a restaurant, banquet facilities, lounges, nightclub and beach at over 60,00 square feet; needless to say, you’ll never be short of things to do during your stay here. And don’t worry about fighting over where to eat; the restaurant’s extensive menu features culinary components from China, Japan, and Thailand sure to please everyone."

"Operating for over 15 years, the TAO at the Venetian is a massive 12,000 square-foot club that literally has something for everyone. With countless Eastern-inspired rooms to explore and indulge, the TAO houses multiple types of music, from EDM to Hip-Hop. What’s more is when all that dancing leaves you feeling peckish, you can run down to the TAO restaurant below the club for an Asian-fusion bite."

"Before the Bellagio, not many people in Las Vegas knew what a conservatory was. Today, this beautiful indoor display of horticultural creativity is one of the city's best-known (and free) attractions. As the seasons and holidays change, the staff of the Conservatory swoops in to create sculptures and scenes made with plants, flowers, and other materials."

"3600 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas NV 89109, map |   Hours: Open 24 Hrs. The Bellagio does an amazing job at updating their gardens seasonally. We did a post of their 2014 Christmas display, but there’s always something new to see each season."

"The flowers, trees, and other plants in Bellagio's soaring atrium are fresh and alive, grown in a 5-acre greenhouse. The artistic floral…"

"You can visit the zip line area, or watch the amazing light shows that happen every day. You can stroll through the outdoor museum called “Neon Museum” to see a wide range..."

"This indoor children’s playground is filled with inflatables and bouncy houses that will help your kids get out all their energy before heading back to the hotel for the night. Jumper’s Jungle is most suited for children under 10 years old. Adventuredome inCicus Circus Las Vegas"

"Since opening in September of 2005, this Asian-themed dining and entertainment venue has consistently ranked amongst the top-grossing nightclubs in the world. The multi-faceted, 3-story “Asian City” houses a restaurant, banquet facilities, lounges, nightclub and beach at over 60,00 square feet; needless to say, you’ll never be short of things to do during your stay here. And don’t worry about fighting over where to eat; the restaurant’s extensive menu features culinary components from China, Japan, and Thailand sure to please everyone."

"Operating for over 15 years, the TAO at the Venetian is a massive 12,000 square-foot club that literally has something for everyone. With countless Eastern-inspired rooms to explore and indulge, the TAO houses multiple types of music, from EDM to Hip-Hop. What’s more is when all that dancing leaves you feeling peckish, you can run down to the TAO restaurant below the club for an Asian-fusion bite."

"Once a natural history museum, the Barrick Museum on the University of Nevada Las Vegas campus has changed its focus to art in an attempt to fill the void left when the Las Vegas Art Museum closed its doors in early 2009. The small staff at Barrick mounts rotating exhibits for the community while raising funds to become a full time art institution. Shows have ranged from contemporary paintings and sculpture to a photography exhibit of legendary photographer Ansel Adams's black-and-white works of American landscapes and architecture, which spans five decades."

"This is one of the most famous museums in the city which took over from Las Vegas Art Museum. It is located in the University of Nevada’s compound and strives to maintain both the natural history and display contemporary art. It is not very well established but still holds rotating exhibitions, inviting art pieces for the community."