Virtual travel is the newest way to vacation while we’re all staying home to flatten the curve during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are learning new innovative ways to navigate our world virtually to stay connected with each other. To some that may mean using FaceTime, Facebook, or WhatsApp to video chat with friends, or family. Employees are using Zoom, Skype, or Telegram to conduct virtual meetings and do business online instead of traveling.
Next time you’re logging on, take a virtual vacation to Las Vegas. Take a break and watch the calming fountains of the Bellagio. Get up and dance to music on Fremont Street, take a ride up in the High Roller or watch some comedy with the family! This virtual vacation to Las Vegas is yours to explore from the couch!
Put on your comfy clothes, pour a glass of wine, light up a joint, whatever your pleasure… and enjoy The Best Virtual Vacation to Las Vegas!
Plan Your Las Vegas Adventure
Grab your snacks, get your charger ready, and get ready to visit Las Vegas virtually. Below is the highlights of Las Vegas for your virtual visit to the city where anything can happen. You’re encouraged to keep exploring even more of Las Vegas along your journey. Recommended suggestions will guide you. Have a great vacation!
We are going to tour the city and see the most famous sites. We will cook French food from home, listen to music, and even speak the language. You don’t have to leave home to have a great French experience.
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Virtual Las Vegas Music & Shows
Cirque du Soleil Arm Chair Performances
Inspired by the desire to stay connected during this time of social distancing, Cirque du Soleil invites its fans to a weekly 60-minute online rendezvous to enjoy some of the most awe-inspiring moments from its world-famous shows on the new digital content hub, CirqueConnect.
Shania Twain Virtual Concert
Just another reason why we love @ShaniaTwain! We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. 💜 #OnlyYou #OnlyVegas #TogetherAtHome
Originally tweeted by Vegas (@Vegas) on April 1, 2020.
Quarantine Mixx by DJ Pauly D
Our friend @DJPaulyD from @DraisLV is bringing Vegas to YOU! 🔥 Tune in to his Instagram Live today at 2:30PM PDT for a brand new Quarantine Mixx. 💜 http://spr.ly/60101x2Ge
#AloneTogether #TogetherAtHome #OnlyYou #OnlyVegas
Originally tweeted by Vegas (@Vegas) on April 3, 2020.
Old Vegas Fremont Street Nightlife
Vegas Virtual Nightclub
Bellagio Fountain Show
Venetian Palazzo Gondola Ride
Las Vegas Virtual Comedy
The show must go on….line! Get a front row seat to Mat Franco’s online livestream show, featuring new magic, fun surprises, interactive Q&A’s, and maybe you’ll even learn a trick you can do at home! It’s free and it’s right on Facebook LIVE!
Virtual Las Vegas Museum Tours
Mob Museum Virtual Tours
The Mob Museum has begun a three-part virtual tour series of all four floors of the Museum’s highlighted exhibitions and artifacts for you to enjoy from the comfort of your home.
The Neon Museum Virtual Tour
The Neon Museum now has a free app that you can access from your computer (no smartphone required). The virtual tour explores the history of certain iconic signs from the Las Vegas Strip, which are now held in the museum’s outdoor exhibition space, The Boneyard.
Virtual Las Vegas Health & Wellbeing
Vegas Golden Knights Workout Challenge
Fitness GOALS! The NHL’s Vegas Golden Knights are “Together At Home” with us sharing daily fitness challenge videos. #VGKFitChallenge
Chippendales Sexy In-Home Workout
Las Vegas Virtual Cooking Shows
The D Las Vegas Facebook – Ivan
A Taste of Wynn at Home with David Walzog
Virtual Vegas for Kids
Study Break with Jeff Civillico
Las Vegas’ family friendly comedian Jeff Civillico is now offering FREE Livestream Juggling Workshops every Tuesday 11am Pacific (2pm Eastern) now through April 28th on Instagram.
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Lost at The Smithsonian Escape Room Game
Welcome to the Smithsonian. You’ve been anxiously awaiting this field trip for months and the day is finally here. You burst in the museum and head to the first exhibit. You are so captivated by the exhibits that you’ve lost the group. If you don’t find your classmates soon, the bus will leave you behind. Your mission is to find your class before the museum closes and the bus leaves. Navigate through the Smithsonian using the virtual tour and follow clues to find your class!
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#VegasGoesBlue is a collaboration between Clark County, the cities of Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City and Mesquite, the Southern Nevada Health District and a number of other local agencies and hospitals. This local effort will coincide with World Health Organization’s World Healthcare Day, which this year honors nurses and midwives.
Vegas is certainly a spot I would love to enjoy virtually especially as the crowds return. It would be great to see the Cirque de Soleil special. The Bellagio fountain show is a favourite so would definitely check that out. I did not know there were so many museums. So a virtual tour is a great way to get an introduction. All fun ways to enjoy Vegas.
Finally I watched the Bellagio Fountain Show! The first time I went there I was pregnant and too tired to walk in the evening. The second time I went there, summer last year, after waiting for almost two hours, we heard that it was broken. I also like watching the Freemont Street. The lights are just incredible.
Whenever we go to Los Angeles we would drive to Vegas for a weekend. We don’t gamble but love to see the nightlife of Vegas and go hiking in the surrounding national parks. Now that we can’t travel, let alone to the USA, we enjoy all the virtual tours from home. And this is a great selection of virtual shows that you’ve put together! We really enjoyed the Neon Museum Virtual Tour!
There is so much to see and do in Las Vegas that you can’t do it all. The virtual bits you have here help fill out the things I missed when I was there. I’m definitely going to watch the Cirque du Soleil video.
I certainly agree – I’ve been 3x now (only once to see the city itself) its a great hub to fly into for when we visit the national parks/state parks in the area, so usually we’ll spend a night there at the end/beginning of the trip to explore the city – still will never be able to see it all haha I hope you enjoyed the cirque du soleil video! 🙂
I am actually one of those people that really don’t like Las Vegas. i do see that it has a lot of offer in terms of experiences and shows, though, so this post is the perfect way for me to experience it again.