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The Camp Palms: No Kids Allowed at the Las Vegas resort will include '70s and '80s music and themed food and beverages, traditional sing-alongs and campfire stories.

Eye Dropper , a 200-foot-tall, psychedelic thrill ride, has opened at the Area15 arts and entertainment district in Las Vegas.

The Museum of Ice Cream is opening its largest location in Las Vegas on July 3, featuring 14 installations and interactive experiences, including a sprinkle pool, Golden Scoop Buffet, Little Pink Chapel, and Cone-sino.

Las Vegas isn't hosting World Cup matches due to stadium limitations, but has great venues like Circa Resort, F1 Arcade, Proper Eats, Topgolf and Beer Park for fans to enjoy watch parties with unique promotions.

MGM Resorts will host "Drink Las Vegas," a culinary and cocktail festival in Las Vegas from Sept. 24 to 27, featuring chef dinners, cocktail classes and tasting events at venues like Aria and Bellagio.

Las Vegas offers a variety of attractions for families with teenagers, including live entertainment, aquariums, museums, arts districts, amusement parks and the Pinball Hall of Fame.

Several Las Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs are offering free entry and perks for people on their 21st birthday, valid until Aug. 30, 2027, with conditions.

Tom Stevens, a Tony Bennett tribute artist, will perform at the Plaza Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on Aug. 8, featuring Bennett's greatest hits.

Primm, Nevada's hotel-casinos have faced decline, but a new management deal with Terrible's may revive the area -- although competition from California's tribal casinos presents challenges.