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Mar 21, 2024 | thrillist.com.au | Rob Kachelriess

The best way to beat the heat in Las Vegas? Hit the water at a dayclub with booze, music, cabanas, and the skimpiest swimwear possible. These pool parties are a staple of spring and summer with no shortage of options on and off the Strip. Whether you prefer wild, indulgent spectacles or smaller pool decks with a lounge-style atmosphere, there’s something for everyone. Just remember to tip well on bottle service. Ayu DayclubResorts WorldIt feels like a season of change for Ayu at Resorts World.

Mar 5, 2024 | thrillist.com.au | Rob Kachelriess

Can you keep a secret? Las Vegas is full of great bars, but sometimes you want a drink where character, style, and discretion are held in high regard. A wave of speakeasy-style bars are welcoming customers on and off the Strip, taking inspiration from the era of Prohibition, when booze was strong and served on the sly. As a new Roaring ’20s continues to define the modern era, it’s easier to sip and socialize these days without the threat of cops barging in.

Feb 12, 2024 | thrillist.com.au | Rob Kachelriess

If you’re feeling wild, impulsive, and possibly drunk, why not completely change your life and get married? Las Vegas is known as the Wedding Capital of the World, thanks to quick and easy licenses and chapels all over town with nearly any kind of theme you can imagine. February is an especially romantic month, with Valentine’s Day turning up the heat and the arrival of the Super Bowl sending passions into overdrive. Anything can happen, right?

Feb 8, 2024 | thrillist.com.au | Molly Moltzen

February 10 marks the start of the Lunar New Year, which is celebrated around the world by many Asian communities. Not only does this holiday kick off a massive amount of festivities, but it also symbolizes a time of rebirth and an opportunity to gather with loved ones. And, with multiple events happening around the city of Austin, you can get into the spirit of the Year of the Dragon with markets, special meals, and traditional performances.

Jan 29, 2024 | thrillist.com.au | Rob Kachelriess

The opening of Allegiant Stadium wasn’t pretty. The newly constructed 65,000-seat venue debuted with a Raiders game with no fans in attendance. It was September 21, 2020-and COVID had shut down public gatherings. Now, almost four years later, this $2 billion, high-tech stadium will stand at the center of the sports world as Las Vegas hosts football’s biggest game of the year for the first time.