- Yellow Productions presents
the best free shows in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Las Vegas is a city full of entertainment;
dining, shows, and gambling, of course.
But all of it is gonna cost you money.
Well, in this video I'm gonna show you shows
you can see for free in Las Vegas.
We'll start with my favorite one.
It's the volcano at the Mirage Hotel.
It erupts twice nightly on weeknights
and three times on weekends.
It's really cool; it's about a ten-minute show.
The volcano erupts; there's lots of fire.
The best place to watch is right from the middle.
It's a popular show.
I suggest you get there about 15 or 20 minutes early
to secure a good spot and be prepared to be warmed.
(Polynesian music)
- The second best free show in Vegas
is the Bellagio Fountains right behind me.
This is center strip; it's in front of the Bellagio.
The show is every 15 minutes at night,
every 30 minutes in the day.
It's truly spectacular.
Stick around, see the show a few times.
Check it out from a few different vantage points.
If you're up here at the top of the Bellagio,
you can see the Eiffel Tower in the background
while you watch the show
or watch it down form the strip to see the fountain
with the Bellagio in the background.
Let's watch it for a little bit.
(uplifting music)
Once you're done watching the fountain show,
head inside the Bellagio to check out their conservatory.
It's an indoor garden-type exhibit.
They have different themes throughout the year.
They were setting up for Christmas when I was there.
Well worth the visit.
Also just behind the conservatory,
I know this video isn't about bakeries,
but they have my favorite bakery anywhere, Jean Philippe.
And at Jean Philippe they have
the world's largest chocolate fountain.
That's just too cool.
A free show that the kiddos in your group are sure to enjoy
are the circus acts at the Circus Circus Hotel,
located in the middle of the casino up on the second floor
they have circus acts all throughout the day.
The time I was there, there was a neat trapeze act
on a high flying trapeze, but they have different acts,
tumbling, all sorts of neat circus acts and they're free.
What's better than that?
There's also a midway with arcade games and carnival games
that the big kids and little kids are sure to enjoy.
(upbeat music)
The next free show is located
in fabulous Downtown Las Vegas.
It's called the Fremont Street Experience,
and it is conveniently enough on Fremont Street.
Fremont Street is about four miles from the central strip.
It'll take you about 20 minutes driving or in a taxi.
There's also buses that you could take down here too.
There's a show every hour at night
on this LED canopy dome along Fremont Street.
Starts at 6:00 p.m. in the winter.
It's a pretty trippy experience.
You'll really have to see it to appreciate it.
The whole street lights up; it is really pretty cool.
Worth a trip down to downtown.
And you can admire some of old Las Vegas
while you're down here as well.
- [Announcer] We have alien craft on long-range sensors.
Check the coordinates.
(aircraft lifting off)
In addition to the LED light show
they also have live entertainment
on some stages throughout Fremont Street.
The night I was there, there was a girl
in a cowboy outfit dancing as the dancing deejay.
I should point out the rodeo was in town as well,
so this is probably appropriate to the rodeo.
All throughout Fremont Street
there are areas for street performers
to do their street performing.
This guy had quite and interesting dancing style.
(futuristic music)
Our next best free show is at the Wynn Hotel.
It's called the Lake of Dreams.
It's inside the Wynn Hotel.
It's right outside the Parasol Downs Cafe.
The best place to watch it
is from the north viewing Terrace.
There's a sign for it.
You can just go out there and watch it.
The show's every 30 minutes at night.
The one I saw was kind of weird.
There's like this lake and this waterfall
and this projection face
that comes up to some music, really odd.
("Oh, Yeah" playing)
Also when you're done watching that show,
you can come out to the front of the hotel.
They've also got a musical fountain
out by the front right on the intersection
of Las Vegas Boulevard and Sands.
("Style" playing)
In the Venetian, in their Venetian shops
up on the second floor above the casino
in St. Marks Square, they have streetmosphere performances.
They have various musical performances on the stage
as well as the statues that you see right now
that don't really do much.
If you're over at Caesar's Palace
at the Caesar's Palace shops,
they also have a fountain show
that's located by Cheesecake Factory and the Nike store
and it tells the story of some Roman Mythology.
(exciting music)
And finally I will just mention one show
that no longer exists that seems
to still be on every free list,
the pirate show at the Treasure Island,
which I'm standing in front of these ships.
It looks like it might exist, but the show is no more.
So don't come to the Treasure Island to see the show.
Well, I hope you enjoyed this video,
and you'll get to see some cool free shows
when you come to Las Vegas.
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