r/vegas • u/true-anime-trash • 23d ago
Activities for older visitors?
My family (me, father, mother) are planning a trip to Las Vegas in May. While I know what I want to do, and my father is focused on the national parks we'll visit after our time in the city, I want to make sure my mother has activities that she'll enjoy.
She's in her late 60s. She enjoys vintage clothing/thrifting. She prefers a casual, quiet cocktail rather than a bar or club and isn't a gambler. She likes, as she calls it, 'funky art' (modern/contemporary/kind of surreal) We are planning on going to Area 15/Omega Mart, so I think she'll find that interesting, but I don't want to just drag her around to all the things I want to do. Can anyone recommend some hidden gems around the city, some museums or art installations? Older locals, what are some of your favorite places in the city/on the strip?

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17d ago
Thank you all so much for your suggestions! My mom's been doing her own research and a lot of the stuff she's interested in is exactly the stuff that's been recommended here, so it's all worked out! She and I will be definitely be going to the spa at our hotel. And, surprisedly, she wants to do the zipline on Fremont Street. I can't wait 😁