The majority of a holiday in Las Vegas is usually used indoors, so you can have a good time this year.
Weekdays are slightly less busy than weekends.until August;The week before Christmas;And the week after the new year.
If a large convention has to be held during your trip, you can change your date.Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority(Tel.877/847-4858of 702/892-7575;
Weather
First of all, Vegas is not always hot, but when it is, it is really hot., That this is true because we spent a few days there in 104 [DG] F (40 [DG] C) again and lived to say, "It wasn't so bad, not real.", And even on very hot days there is a suitable game.Water even if you want to enjoy the blessed air conditioner (who is omnipresent).Dhydration and heat functions are two of the most common disorders that influence - are not a victim of one of them.Temperatures often pass no less than 20 °.
But this is the desert and it is not warm year.It occasionally snows in Las Vegas.40 km / h or more.And then there are whole parts of the year in which you do not use the hotel pool at all (even if you want; most hotels close huge chunks in these polar regions for the "season".).Light and very fast.
Wild- Las Vegas Rest in the middle of a desert, so how crazy the weather can be?While the wind is also a potential danger.
Winter temperatures in Las Vegas are known to fall under 30 [DG] F (–1 [DG] C) and when you throw 40 km / h wind, it adds a very cool walk on the strip.of prevention.Most years see a flurry or two fall on Las Vegas, and since 1949 a total of 12 "storms" has resulted in the accumulation of 2 inches or more, with the biggest storm that 9 inch fell on the strip in January 1949. In December.2003 received parts of Las Vegas 6 centimeters from the white things, and although it didn't take too long, the famous "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" in the middle of a floating snowstorm spectacle was.And recently (Winter 2008-2009) Vegas received almost 3 centimeters of snow on the strip itself, where almost 10 centimeters gathered in other parts of the city.Melt completely in a day or two, so they don't have to skyve - lucky them).
Although snow is a new strange, as many residents of Vegas and visitors are welcome, rain is not always received..Between June and August, when most of the rainfall takes place because of the Monsun season of Southwest, there is a good opportunity for floods.
Sometimes heaven just opens, resulting in floods that cause destruction in the city.On July 9, 1999, Mother Nature released more than 3 centimeters of rain in a city in just a few hours that is an average of approximately.4 centimeters of rain per year.Waterfall inside in Gilley's on Treasure Island (walking on YouTube).This form of storm (and rain in general) is rare, but even a light shower can make things treacherous on the roads, sidewalks and the smooth marble -running bridges that are at the front of almost every casino in the city.
The topography in the Las Vegas region also makes it susceptible to high, often harmful wind.The Sky 9 -Ballon, invoiced as the largest bound helium balloon in the world.
Large conventions
Las Vega's largest annual conventions flood the city with people, which increases prices and makes it difficult to find available hotel rooms.Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority(www.vegasmeansbusiness.com) to double the latest information before you connect to your travel dates.
Holidays
Banks, government offices, post offices and many shops, restaurants and museums are closed on the following legal national holidays: January 1 (New Year's Day), the third Monday in January (Martin Luther King, Jr., Day), Thedje Monday in February (Presidents Day (Presidents Day), The last Monday of May (Memorial Day), July 4 (Independence Day), the first Monday of September (Labor Day), the second Monday in October (Columbus Day), November 11 (Veterans Day/Armistice Day), theFourth Thursday in November (Thanksgiving Day) and December 25 (Christmas).
Every vacation, especially with a day off for most people, means big crowds in Vegas.Patrick's Day, Cinco de Mayo and the spring break.
Remark: This information was accurate when they were published, but can change without notification.
