Experience Las Vegas on your terms with a digital pass that covers 45+ attractions — from observation wheels and Cirque shows to a premium helicopter night flight or full-day national park tours. Use the Go City app to activate, reserve high-demand experiences, and organize your days efficiently.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The Strip glows like a circuit board at dusk: slot-machine jingles, fountains puncturing the air, and taxis threading between towers of light. With a multi-day Las Vegas pass in hand, visitors move through that electric cityscape like field researchers in a bright, human-made ecosystem — sampling shows, attractions, and rooftop vantage points by day and taking to the sky for a helicopter night flight by night.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–5 days
Fitness Level
General mobility for walking and standing; no special fitness required for most inclusions though park tours may include light hiking.
Wildlife
History
Las Vegas began as a railroad town and expanded rapidly after the 1930s when Hoover Dam construction and later legalized gaming transformed its economy into a national entertainment hub.
Conservation
Visitors should respect fragile desert habitats — stick to marked trails in parks, minimize water waste, and follow Leave No Trace principles when visiting nearby natural areas.
Reserve your spot on the Las Vegas Pass: 45+ Things to Do including Heli Night Flight today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Sync your pass to the app
Click ‘Get ticket’ in your confirmation email and sync the pass to the Go City app before arrival to make reservations and access QR codes easily.
Reserve premium attractions early
Helicopter flights, Cirque shows and Grand Canyon tours have limited capacity — lock them in as soon as your pass is active.
Group activities geographically
Plan Strip attractions, downtown Fremont activities, and a single full-day park tour on separate days to minimize transit time.
Hydrate and recharge
Carry water and a portable battery — Las Vegas involves a lot of walking and heavy phone use for reservations and maps.
Comfortable walking shoes
You’ll cover pavement, observation decks and exhibit floors—good shoes make the day manageable.
Portable battery pack
Phone battery is critical for reservations, QR-code entry and navigation across attractions.
Refillable water bottle
Hydration is essential for daytime Strip walking and especially for any outdoor park excursion.
summer
Sun protection (hat + sunscreen)
Desert sun is strong year-round; protect skin during outdoor tours and helicopter boarding.
summer