12 Best Things to Do After Dinner in Las Vegas

The Encore Theater at the luxurious Wynn Casino Resort is known for hosting the biggest names in entertainment, such as Lionel Richie, Trevor Noah, and John Fogerty. On days when a star isn’t performing, the theatre transforms into a majestic water show. Each performance features massive colourful props, bursting fountain jets, and song and dance from actors on stage.

The show is known for its gravity-defying stunts, such as a 25-metre free-fall that often leaves audiences gasping. Attending a show here is also a chance to take a walk through the dazzling Wynn Resort. The best part? The show is free to the public! Shows are held every half hour from dusk to 11.30 pm.

West Wind Las Vegas Drive-In is a drive-in cinema where you can enjoy the retro experience of a drive-in with all the high-end technology that defines modern films. You'll find top-of-the-line digital projectors used to present a crystal-clear image on massive screens, and the audio is beamed directly to your car without the need for those old boxes. In addition to the films, you'll also find snack bars, playgrounds for kids, and an arcade with classic video games. Experience it all for yourself by visiting the drive-in on the northwest side of city centre, past the Las Vegas Golf Club.

The City centre Cocktail Room is a swanky bar and lounge establishment where you'll find handcrafted, unique cocktails served in a relaxing speakeasy environment. From the moment you walk in, the ambience created by the metropolitan vibe will make you feel like you're somewhere special. One of the best aspects of this establishment is that you can expect personlized and focused attention, ensuring that you get the service you need without long waits. You'll find this cocktail bar city centre, just a short walk from Fremont.

The Neon Museum features an impressive collection of old neon signs from around Las Vegas that offers valuable insight into the city's past back to the 1930s. Every sign in the museum comes with a storey about what it was for and who created it. While you'll find no shortage of impressive displays, the sign for the museum itself is quite telling. The "N" is stylized like it would be in the Golden Nugget sign, while the "E" is reminiscent of Caesars Palace's font. The "O" is similar to Binion's Horseshoe's sign, and the "N" mimics the Desert Inn. You'll find it all just south of the Las Vegas Natural History Museum.

SkyBar is a high-end lounge set 23 floors above the Las Vegas Strip where you can enjoy numerous handcrafted cocktails from expert mixologists. You'll find massive windows that allow you to take in the breathtaking views of the city bathed in neon lights. The cocktails are especially alluring, as many of the mixologists are from locations around the world. That means you can get an international taste to them and drinks you wouldn't normally find in Vegas. Experience it all just a short walk southeast from CityCenter.

Skyfall Lounge is a popular cocktail bar and lounge where you can look over the alluring cityscape while enjoying drinks made by mixology masters. You'll notice that the best views are facing west, making it one of the best spots in the city to watch a desert sunset. The DJs who perform here are essential for the Skyfall Lounge experience. As the night goes on, the beats gradually increase in tempo, so the longer you stay, the more intense the experience can get. Try it for yourself just a few steps south of the Luxor.

The O Theatre Showroom is located in the Bellagio Hotel & Casino and is dedicated to paying tribute to the beauty of the live theatre experience with elegance and spectacle. Here you can view world-class athletes and acrobats, water ballet, diving, and breathtaking choreographed visuals. 

The theatre is the home of the Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas, and visitors here will experience a one-of-a-kind adventure for the senses. You can witness aerial gymnastics, ghostly ships floating in midair, a fire dance on the water, and the heights of technology that all truly take the circus to the next level.

Absinthe is a popular show where you'll always find something unique to keep you entertained, with performers putting on odd, yet alluring, shows. You'll find circus performances, dancing, and downright strange routines in this intimate circus tent setting. The name of this show is no accident either, as you'll also find absinthe available along with more typical drinks. Just be warned that absinthe can hit differently, to the point where the performances won't be the only strange thing you see. You'll find Absinthe right outside Caesars Palace.

The Smith Centre is a popular, 3-theater performing arts centre that primarily focuses on musical performances and dances. The first theatre has 5 levels of seating with a total of 2,050 seats. The second is an intimate jazz-styled theatre with 240 seats. Lastly, you can visit the 250-seat rehearsal theatre. The centre also has a 2-acre lawn for outdoor performances. Quality performances are the norm here, as it's home to the Las Vegas Philharmonic and the Nevada Ballet Theatre. You can find it all right by Symphony Park, northeast of city centre, in a sprawling art deco building complex.

The Stratosphere Observation Deck is a towering lookout point that offers incredible views of the city from both indoor and outdoor observation decks. The tower is amongst the tallest freestanding observation towers in the entire country, reaching 1,149 feet in total. The observation deck features 360-degree views of the city from the 108th and 109th levels of this tower. You can also partake in thrill rides that will leave you dangling hundreds of feet above the Strip for adrenaline-inducing fun. You'll find it all in the Gateway District city centre.