• It's a walking tour
• Info and a local resource to help you have a more stress-free Vegas trip
• Itinerary & concierge service
• Feel free to reach out if you need help planning your Vegas Trip and/ or making reservations for restaurants, shows, brunch, etc.

What's not Included

• Transportation
• No pick-up or drop-offs
• Food & Drinks
• Leash for your children
• If you must bring kids - watch them.

• This a bit of an "everything" tour. It's about experiencing Vegas - we'll also do some sightseeing but not limited to:
• not your traditional historical walking tour- like the one you did in Rome where the guide walks around with a microphone, herding 50 people with headsets, lecturing you in a monotone voice for two hours about Vegas history with a flag in his hand. I don´t do that. If anything is in my hand, it'll be a beer.
  You didn't come here to be lectured and feel like in you're in a classroom. This is about learning Vegas through experience so grab a drink and gamble a little as we go, take some photos, try a happy hour, try two, kiss some hands, shake some babies, make a friend, twerk with Paw-Patrol, get spanked by the showgirls. Just don't get arrested. Have fun and experience Vegas.
• We start at the north-end of the Vegas Strip and walk South
• Mostly (about 80%) indoors so don't worry too much about the weather. If it's too hot or rainy, we can hop from one casino to another indoors - they're very close to each other. All the good stuff is inside anyways.
• We'll visit and see many places and things. After the tour I'll provide a long list of everywhere we went so later you know where to go back to. Some things we'll see:
  
• many happy hour spots, food & drink deals, how to do quality in Vegas on a budget such as where to find beers for $1, $2, $3, coktails for and wine for $4 or $5. BOGO deals, 3-course lunch speacials, pizza happy hour and more.
• Show restaurants you can walk into without reservations, a Michelin chef restaurant that's affordable and not $1,000 a person.
• We'll also see the pretty stuff like an animal habbit and oasis tucked away in the back of one of the casinos. Real flamingos, exotic birds and duks, giant fish, california pelican - a peice of paradise on the Strip.
• Visit a indoor floral garden and conservatory made of 25,000+ plants and changing seasonal displays. A canal with gondolas and in miniature recreation of Venice. The largest hotel in the U.S. Hand painted Italian frescoes and sunset painted sky ceilings.
• Art galleries and a vintage bookstore with books like: $8,000 Dr. Suess books, first edition Haryy Potter books, letters from Albert Einstein, $100,000 Charles Darwin letter.
• Speakeasies and hidden bars such as a secret pizza shop, hidden tequila, mezcal and nachos bar behind an exit sign and a speakeasy through the janito'rs closet of a 1920's themed barbershop. This bar was also in the moview "The Greatest Showman".
• Where to see views of the Strip, secluded and uncrowded spots and views of the Bellaio Fountains.
• Visit one of the most quiestest and secluded bars and lounges on the Strip. A tea lounge and skybar with views of the Strip. This is a spot where you never know who is here. Could be the whole Texas Stars hockey team, NBA Summer league players, or your favorite comedian.
• Great for: couples, girls trip, bachelorettes, solo travellers, families, Vegas veterans & newbies!

Start:

North-end of the Strip. I ll provided eact location and adress upon booking

End:

South-end. We end at the opposite end from where we start. We don't end where we started.

• Not wheelchair accessible
• Near public transportation
• Not recommended for those with medical issues, back and/or walking problems

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

Which attractions will I visit with Where the Spots Are: Las Vegas Strip Walking Tour?

The idea of the walk is if you're in Vegas for 2-3 days and want to cut to the chase and see the good stuff and not waste time and money wandering around aimlessly - then these are the places you should go and things you should see. A lot of the resorts are merely hotel & casino, that's it and there's nothing in them that I'm dying to show people. Those are the places I skip.

How much is Where the Spots Are: Las Vegas Strip Walking Tour?

Tours are $49 - $59 depending time, day and availability.

Why is this walking tour expensive?

A. Cheap tours attracts a problemaic clientle. Already tried it.

2. Keeps the tours small, private, more personal and flexible.

Easier to cater to the needs and wants of smaller groups.

Do you have any discounts or coupons?

1. That's what I ask you. There's no cheat codes here.

Can you do this tour cheaper?

No.

How long is the tour?

2 - 3 hrs depending on group size, how often people stop for drinks, photos, how fast or slow people walk.

Do we stop to eat on the tour?

No. Generaly I'll have another tour right after. Also, stopping to eat will add another 30 minutes or an hour to the tour. Eat before or after. Others on the tour might have plans, reservations for restaurants, shows or other activities after the tour so stopping to eat could inconvenience others. Some people eat before the tour or might not want to eat where you do and no one wants to stop to watch you eat.

Can I change the route or go places not on the tour?

This isn't McDonalds where you get to make it your way. There will probably be others on the tour and they don't want to watch and wait for you to shop in Shoe Palace. Do you really want to pay me to watch you eat and shop?

Can we grab drinks and/ or a snack?

Most tours someone grabs drinks to go or a slice of pizza to go. That's 100% fine.

Is this kid or family friendly?

I don't think vegas in general is kid friendly. Kids can be a buzzkill when everyone wants to grab drinks and enjoy adult Disneyland. It' fairly awkward when I get a bachelorette party or women doing a mom's trip to escape their kids and then a nice innocent family with underage children joins the tour and has to witness the debauchery. If you must bring kids, contact me first, book private. But know, there's nothing for me to show them and they're usually tired, bored and whinning after 20 minutes which is why children pay the same price as adults.

Can you make it more kid/ family?

Ya but it'll be boring.

What's the weather?

I don't know, check the weather.

What should I wear?

Be presentable.

Is there a bus or boat we ride on?

No, this is a walking tour.

I'm running late, will you wait for me or can I meet you somewhere else?

Yes and no. I leave people every week. Mostly because they don't communicate, or respond to my messages and they show up after the tour starts without telling me they're running late. So I have no idea when they're showing up or if they even are. Or they'll say they're running five minutes late which then turns into 10, then 20 minutes. So eventually I have to get moving because typically there are others on the tour or I have a tour after. I'm like an airplane - I depart on time and I don't turn around to pick up late passengers. So be on tme or better yet, be early. Once the tour starts, I'm not going to be on my phone trying to help you play catch up and navgate the maze of casinos because I'll be giving my attention to the people that did show up on time. Vegas is a major city and like every major city, there's traffic for whatever reason. So be early and on time.

There's no helping you